scottyah

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by scottyah 5mo ago
also, people changed. Seems like nobody wants to see cute fun stuff anymore. I bet they'd get lawsuits of people claiming false advertising since the numbers aren't strictly true.
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by scottyah 5mo ago
I am using longhorn because it comes with k3s. It's mostly useless for replication until I get another node, but it's a great storageclass.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
> a giant wheel that has the Italian markings Ah, therein lies the difference. You don't make any mention of taste or texture, just the marketing.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Was that during our prohibition?
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by scottyah 6mo ago
> I think it's important to call out that the "capitalism = more stuff" idea is a bit of historical revisionism. As always with communism, there's the lofty ideals and quotes on what it should be, but then there&#x2
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by scottyah 6mo ago
That and all the work they do for AI semiconductors.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Good for safety and smiles though
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by scottyah 6mo ago
As opposed to New York where they just take helicopters
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Thank you! I don't get how many people are just accepting of them. I do hate the pay-to-play lanes ones, but the ones I faced driving out in Illinois where there's no viable alternative and you have to produce exact change are cra
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by scottyah 6mo ago
I agree, but will say that having a well-built house in a great area is extremely expensive, especially if you happen to like walkable cities along the southern California coast.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
In n Out is my favorite Coke. I think Costco and Chick Fil A are tied despite being pretty different.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
It's not a music festival like the ones you listed for starters, and while those are like an all-inclusive resort in that you just show up with money, Burning Man is more like camping in that you take everything there (and back).
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by scottyah 6mo ago
I think I've just seen many more fake/exaggerated "bad marks" than real ones so I've become bitter. He's definitely not been perfect, but the areas I see flaws (he can be extremely rude, some drug abuse, doesn&
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Amazon is a bookseller and Google is just a web indexer. GCP didn't even open it's preview until 2008. Not sure why you think a business model is in any way a static thing.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Amazon tries to make money at pretty much everything they can. They are investing a LOT in AI even if it's not a consumer-facing chatbot.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Of course not, where's the fun in that category?
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by scottyah 6mo ago
A lot of it is just captured during oil extraction, whereas before it just wasn't captured.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
The datacenter isn't operational yet, they don't magically get more processing instantly after signing a deal.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Yeah real geniuses go down with the ship and never change what they set out to do
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Wow, then you are most likely doing something very wrong.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Thank you for a reasonable comment. I know internet people love to comment on how "dumb" things are, but we're seeing a growing group of funded, motivated, and intelligent people working towards a common goal. It's at le
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Especially with everyone clamoring to have datacenters built in their backyards. There's absolutely no way there can be an advantage to figuring out compute outside Earth's magnetosphere, especially since none of the engineers as
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Dang, sucks we can never improve any technology. Let's just call it quits, guys.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Pretty much everything has been "very dumb because of economics, logistics, serviceability and more". What kind of hacker are you to be on this site lol
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Source? I'd like to read more on Anthropic's views of space compute
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by scottyah 6mo ago
It is always so odd seeing how many internet people consider any new attempt that doesn't go immediately viral with success as a bad mark on someone's character.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Are you worried about Google too? They're selling compute. Same with Microsoft, and Amazon. As far as I know Anthropic is really the only one that's compute-bound.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Typically in engineering you don't know what you're doing. If you're sure of what it should look like going in, you're more of a technician. I think most people coding have no idea what they're doing to a large exte
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Forecasts have to be made up by definition unless time-travel has been solved. Forecasting is very important, and using the best, most truthful data to get as close to what the future holds is the name of the game, but at the end of the day
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Or you could just get a hooker to sleep with one of them and plug a USB into their work laptops. I'm not trying to say there's nothing to worry about, but do you really think LLMs present that much larger of an attack surface than

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