phatfish

15 ms·

241.
by phatfish 1y ago
Are you a parent?
242.
by phatfish 1y ago
But all the middle aged people are wasting their lives on the junk information addiction train as well. It's not some generational divide. It's like a parent telling their kid not smoke, while they are still addicted and smoking i
243.
by phatfish 1y ago
Just the fuck you rich, I'm buying a football team for a laugh human beings. Not that Warren would necessarily buy a football team for laugh, but that "kind".
244.
by phatfish 1y ago
Nokia never executed on a touch screen OS. If i remember their final attempt with a Linux based OS was considered "good", but it was too little, too late. It was already over when they were scooped up by Microsoft, who were desper
245.
by phatfish 1y ago
+5 Insightful
246.
by phatfish 1y ago
Indeed, that slipped my mind. However the Marks and Spencer hack was also their fault. Just searching on it now it seems there is a ray of hope. Although i have a feeling the response won't be a well trained onshore/internal IT de
247.
by phatfish 1y ago
You would hope so. But how many companies have actually changed their IT policy of outsourcing everything to Tata Consultancy Services (or similar) where a sweaty office in Mumbai full of people who don't give a shit run critical infra
248.
by phatfish 1y ago
Thanks for the recommendations.
249.
by phatfish 1y ago
If possible I just go silent when people start copy and pasting ChatGPT at me. Only works in certain cases like Teams/Slack DMs, but it does remove a distraction from my day. I start responding again when they can be bothered to formul
250.
by phatfish 1y ago
I have a book "The Montessori Toddler". We read a lot with our son who is almost 3 now. In the book it is recommended not to introduce fantasy in books until 6 (when apparently children suddenly understand the difference between f
251.
by phatfish 1y ago
Society raises children, it's not fair to expect parents to police everything their child does. I agree often parents should be more responsible and not always take the easy way out. But expecting them to individually fight billion dol
252.
by phatfish 1y ago
I think having Trump whisper in your ear before the next Truth Social post is the least effort way to win at Crypto. Inventing a viable quantum computer seems like way too much effort for the bros.
253.
by phatfish 1y ago
You can read this as, "I want Mozilla to spend millions developing a competitive Chrome alternative, but I want it for free and aligned with all my personal nitpicks". Typical freeloader behaviour, moans about free software politi
254.
by phatfish 1y ago
And you write 100% bug free and secure software right? There is no way a law can account for every malicious tech bro trying to subvert it on first pass, or even after that. It is always a constant battle with bad actors.
255.
by phatfish 1y ago
Firefox has a page summary using a local LLM, not the same as the full data mining the "Atlas" thing does though. https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/ai/ai-tech/ai-link-previ...
256.
by phatfish 1y ago
With GPT5 there is a persona (I think, I forget what the call it) setting, I chose "Robot" and that shut it up pretty well.
257.
by phatfish 1y ago
This only inconveniences open source freeloaders. Maybe you can volunteer some time to build Docker images?
258.
by phatfish 1y ago
> He doesn't take options off the table because it automatically weakens your negotiation position. With the notable exception of dealing with Russia... See the recent threat to allow Ukraine use of Tomahawk missiles. Taken off the
259.
by phatfish 1y ago
But why not be a superstar engineer in India to start with? Why the round trip to another country to disrupt their society?
260.
by phatfish 1y ago
Because trust in governments and their ability to execute has been successfully eroded by the holders of private wealth. There are also plenty politicians that simply work for private wealth and deliberately sabotage government from the ins
261.
by phatfish 1y ago
I was getting the lowest res in auto mode on mobile this afternoon (~10 hrs ago), had to manually select higher res. Maybe something was brewing.
262.
by phatfish 1y ago
Let me introduce you to Nigel Farage.
263.
by phatfish 1y ago
Unsurprisingly the UK was enabling this guy before he got too much heat. From a BBC article: "The UK government says it has frozen assets owned by his network, including 19 properties in London - one of which is worth nearly £100m ($13
264.
by phatfish 1y ago
Tutoring works well as a video where after (or during) the video you put the examples the tutor gives into practice. Everything else would be better read if you care about learning (being able to recall information and put it to use at a la
265.
by phatfish 1y ago
I'm pretty sure all the people claiming moral superiority will be begging for more AI drones (and blaming their government for not having them) when an enemy starts targeting where they live. It is also disingenuous for millionaire art
266.
by phatfish 1y ago
I have no trouble ignoring the auto-generated playlists and finding the album. In my experience their recommendations pretty terrible, always a step behind my current taste. The "song radio" playlists are useful though, you get a
267.
by phatfish 1y ago
Spotify in the UK has all the Massive Attack albums I remember, so doesn't seem like they tried very hard to "pull" them. Never heard of the others, but only King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard seems to be totally gone.
268.
by phatfish 1y ago
I'd guess so. The last time I was checking (which was over 5 years ago now admittedly) there were no 10GbE switch options for reasonable prices. Juniper had good 16 port options with 1GbE interfaces at not crazy prices (which I have tw
269.
by phatfish 1y ago
At the very least it seems like someone had told him "we are constrained on capacity in our Virginia data center".
270.
by phatfish 1y ago
Wow, that AI 2027 thing is some real dedicated OpenAI fan fiction.

More ›