rkagerer

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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Will the $60B be newly minted SPCX shares? Does this effectively dilute investors by about 2-3% (minus some fraction representing the fair value of Cursor)?
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Interesting bit at the end for anyone unaware: Under the terms set out in SpaceX's filing, Musk commands a supermajority of voting shares — more than 80% — and retains the right to sign off even on any board action that could result i
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Different context but for what it's worth I've been running a mild overclock (3.3GHz to something like 3.6GHz) for about 15 years on a Xeon X5680. Passed days of burnin/stress testing at assembly, and it's been very sta
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Wait, you are still a thing? I really liked the forums but thought they shut down years ago.
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
This could have been written 25 years ago. Indeed, I can't believe we're still having the same conversation decades later. And now with Google effectively dictating how you interact with the web, the industry has gotten worse, n
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Awesome! Now make it sing while it actually does a real print.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
This is a well written article and easy to digest, worth a skim. In summary he figured out how to reflash arbitrary firmware on a Creative Sound Blaster Katana V2X soundbar via Bluetooth, without requiring any effective authentication or us
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Folded into the base is a mechanical backup key, a flat metal blade in a hinged housing. It reads warmer than everything else in the scan. It exists for the moment the battery dies or the RF link fails. Every BYD keyless entry system inclu
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I used attributes for a serialization framework (long ago before any good ones existed for C#) and found they were exactly what I needed. The solution was easy to understand and reason about, consistent, even somewhat elegant (and I use th
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Hah! How soon 'till some MBA comes up with a scheme to start licensing movies one word at a time?
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I suppose it makes sense that music is DRM-free but films aren't Why?
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Of course b̵u̵y̵i̵n̵g̵ licensing a movie on itunes...
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Thanks. If I ran it local, presumably I could keep the state cached forever. Can you "reserve" resources from a frontier provider to guarantee your state stays "hot"? (Analogous to reserving a whole VM instead of a s
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Agents push the full conversation history into context every turn Why? Maybe this is a dumb question, but why wouldn't an agent "keep the conversation going", like I do when interacting with an LLM through a web page? (I u
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Could you use them on a hard disk platter? Is there software out there for recovery of data from a set of platters taken from a bad HDD for which replacement heads / doner drives are not longer available?
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/erHoE
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
It's not borderline, it's absolutely crossed the line.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
actual-raccoon-gas.genesis@key Take my money. (Care of randomly shuffled https://spacesprotocol.org/faucet/ )
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
What you want is the simplified version of Dropbox: https://help.dropbox.com/installs/simplified-desktop-applica... Here's a screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/7g2xRJP.png It's just a non-intrus
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
In my experience, the practice of eye contact is natural and generally pretty effective. "I see you, you see me. Acknowledged."
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I gained a lot of independence and had real unrestricted fun, but in hindsight I might've died a few times. Yeah, that's called living! I definitely got myself into one or two dangerous situations growing up. I couldn't i
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Thanks, this is cute. I lost my first try, then managed to win with 3380 points on my next go. Tip: Don't be afraid to use commands #3 and #4.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Most important question: Is it pronounced Why-Why, or Wee-Wee?
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Yeah, I've never been more motivated to switch to Kagi. Looking forward to greener pastures.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
...where products could be launched without the pretense of them being permanent Yeah, it's what Google used to do by releasing everything as "Beta". Gmail was in Beta for 5 years with millions of users.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I remember that launch. Poor Lars dancing around onstage during the connection hiccups. Google glass skyding in a few years later. Fun times.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I went to every single I/O since the very first one, but stopped going last year after finding it utterly uninteresting due to this fixation. It's great hearing about new tech, but it felt like every single session was either a
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
I'd love to hear more, especially on #1.
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
It's stupid how phone numbers have become a proxy indicator for "is a distinct and legitimate human". Do they enforce this in all geographies or are there still places in the world where Internet is available but cellphones
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by rkagerer 5mo ago
Different applications on a single device can't apply different TTL's? I thought TTL was a pretty basic knob exposed to applications. e.g. A sensor that transmits fresh data every 20 seconds doesn't need stale packets bound

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