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by ralph84 5mo ago
And make sure the firmware is up to date. Mine is at 26.2.2.
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by ralph84 5mo ago
The SSID stops broadcasting after the unit is commissioned, unless you're using power sharing between multiple units. In that case the SSID is used for the units to communicate.
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by ralph84 5mo ago
> We will provide support in finding new opportunities, whether internal or external, through Cisco’s placement services – a program that has seen 75 percent of participants discover their next role. 25% unemployment doesn't seem li
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by ralph84 5mo ago
Operating in a jurisdiction where US companies can't sue them.
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by ralph84 5mo ago
LLMs are very good at reverse engineering binaries. You just have to convince them you're doing defensive security not offensive so they comply.
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by ralph84 5mo ago
OpenAI's valuation is more than basically all traditional media companies combined. Nvidia could buy the NYTimes with a month's worth of profits. The top 8 companies in the S&P 500 all benefit more from LLMs being successful t
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by ralph84 5mo ago
The fraudster claims that you installed energy efficient home improvements that qualify for the max $3,200 tax credit. Now that $1,000 in tax owed is a $2,200 refund. Maybe you get audited, but the IRS is certainly not auditing everyone who
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by ralph84 5mo ago
That doesn't solve anything when the fraudster is filing a fake return. They are under no obligation to include all of your carefully chosen income and deductions that get you to $1000 owed.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
CEOs can say basically anything when it's talking about the future. They just have to include a safe harbor disclaimer about forward-looking statements.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
You can just straight up ask Opus if it's good at generating images and it will say no. It has never been marketed as being for image generation.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
MSFT also has a stake in Anthropic (although much less than 27%) and they host Anthropic models in Foundry now. The end game for MSFT has always been being the compute provider, so MSFT is just as happy to use any model as long as it's
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by ralph84 6mo ago
If anything the failure rate has probably increased with more capital and founders chasing after the same opportunities. Being a startup founder gained prestige and became the default thing to do after college for certain types of people wh
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by ralph84 6mo ago
macOS is proprietary software. You need a license for every copy you run, whether it's in a VM or not. The VM limit is written into the macOS EULA. > to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple
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by ralph84 6mo ago
Because their business model is to sell tightly integrated hardware and software as a package. The hardware sales fund the software development. They don't want people who haven't bought the hardware using the software.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
Just because the plane can fly on one engine doesn't mean you don't fix the other engine when it fails.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
Work harder on the right things. Digging holes in your backyard with a shovel is hard work but nobody is going to pay you for it.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
> that the world is fundamentally analog Isn't that still an unresolved question? Wave-particle duality and all that.
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by ralph84 6mo ago
They're all in California where the law is very pro-employee. As long as you're not taking actual documents or code with you, there's nothing your former employer can do about what's in your head.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
If you want to discourage short-term thinking, make the vesting period longer on executive stock grants. Making companies' performance less transparent just opens up more opportunities for insider trading.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
Then you are free to sue whoever you think is violating your copyright. That's one of Serpapi's defenses: the owner of the copyright needs to sue, not a non-exclusive licensee of the copyright (Reddit).
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by ralph84 7mo ago
The meteorologist making the observation has the ability to sway the outcome. "Those automated observations were wrong, turns out the maximum temperature today was 61F not 60F." This already happens all the time. Whether insiders
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by ralph84 7mo ago
They're not dying, but they're not healthy either. They've been around for 24 years and still haven't figured out how to turn a profit.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
If I was a NOAA meteorologist I'd be making bank insider trading temperature prediction markets.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
Yet somehow Microsoft Copilot doesn't know how to use that tooling.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
https://justsendtheprompt.com
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by ralph84 7mo ago
Promotion-driven development happens at Microsoft just like any other big tech company.
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by ralph84 7mo ago
Progressive taxation on income is specifically designed to prevent upward mobility from working.
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by ralph84 8mo ago
The first generation Leaf belongs more to the early curiosity phase of EVs than the mainstream. Funny looking, less than 100 miles range, and slow charging via a port that never caught on outside of Japan. Tesla didn't just build a car
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by ralph84 8mo ago
Tesla single-handedly created the market for EVs. There are over 9 million Teslas on the road worldwide. That's a much bigger return on their subsidies than most government programs.
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by ralph84 8mo ago
Human knowledge belongs to humanity. Of course the people who want to paywall it and extract rent will try to concoct some ethical basis for their rent seeking. Anthropic appears to be choosing the xenophobic route.

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