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schainks
1y ago
One of each.
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schainks
1y ago
Wow, Alaska paying peanuts for relatively mission critical software/SRE roles: https://www.levels.fyi/companies/alaska-airlines/salaries/so...
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1y ago
There are two actual standards around this (AMI and AMS), but therm "Montessori" is mainly fungible in the day care market. The difference between these two, from my experience, is HUGE. Certified AMI schools, while a little more
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1y ago
You mean something like this? https://jakelazaroff.com/words/homomorphically-encrypted-crd... It is slow and inefficient, but can be done.
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1y ago
Watch them retire Jules as part of Gemini 3.0 release.
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1y ago
Yes. Jules even writes more testable code, but people I know regularly use codex because it will bang its head against the wall and eventually give you a working implementation even though it took longer.
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1y ago
Yeah. We love our Yoto but I also can’t hook up Spotify streaming to Yoto cards, so this post is a very inspired way to bring back the “purpose” behind collecting the music. I think a workaround to the Spotify issue with Yoto would be proxy
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1y ago
Rachel Maddow's "Blowout" is a must read related to this insight.
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1y ago
So this is about the stopping problem, but for airplane fuel, kinda?
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1y ago
You're joking, right? Show me the money.
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1y ago
One of the data integrity people sadly committed suicide as a result of this fire, so I am also thinking this was an incompetence situation ( https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20251003030351530 ). For the budget spent, you’d
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1y ago
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but this kind of mismanagement is intentional by design so powerful people can hide their dirty laundry.
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1y ago
What! Tradeskills are clearly in demand and pay great. A good plumber where I live is over $800/hr.
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1y ago
Additional context — DHH's latest blog post: https://world.hey.com/dhh/as-i-remember-london-e7d38e64 Using your personal brand to espouse the values of ethnonationalism fundamentally serves the capital class wish
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1y ago
This is a boon for elderly losing hand/wrist strength
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1y ago
One of the design requirements is no one should be located more than 50km from a store, so I wouldn't be surprised if larger warehouses are part of the plan when that 50km radius includes densely populated areas.
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1y ago
Having ridden every class of ticket in China's rail system, there is a special place in my heart for all of those experiences. I am sure a private railcar hitched to the Haggard Amtrak Burro is a special experience, too, particularly w
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1y ago
I 100% agree with this, and there are just _so many use cases_ that are small and useful like this. Heck, just yesterday my partner forgot the grocery list printout so I took a picture of it and asked gemini to convert it to a format where
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1y ago
Marketing. They have marketing. I am _very_ suspicious the efficiency is anywhere close to 75%.
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1y ago
Maybe I missed something, but what's the cost per kWh?
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1y ago
I swear I've seen this before somewhere..
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1y ago
Failure is only the opportunity to begin again. Only this time, more wisely.
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1y ago
Related, some good examples of this elsewhere during the colonies, with first person evidence cited in Tribe ( http://www.sebastianjunger.com/tribe-by-sebastian-junger )
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1y ago
I was going to post this link, too :) Balance is important!
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1y ago
> proompt The verb you use when you only need to produce boilerplate. > Prompt™ The verb you use when it's time to innovate.
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1y ago
The assets that leave the ship could get shot down, so the ship needs to be self-sufficient, too. Redundancy, redundancy, redundancy. Ford class EMALS systems have redundant power supplies, for example. That's a huge expense in both we
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1y ago
Roads to not have unlimited bandwidth. I think this _is_ a good idea, but has to have some boundaries on how it functions or you will gridlock your city by accident.
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1y ago
Seconded.
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This. AC generation is also way easier to reliably engineer at high power than DC. Remember, early generators from Edison’s company were DC. They caught fire _constantly_. Obviously technology has caught up since then but AC power generatio
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1y ago
I already have no videos on my homepage! Just turn off all the suggested video in your account settings. I only use youtube to watch channels I've subscribed to or videos people send me. I don't care to waste time letting the mac
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