selectodude

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by selectodude 2mo ago
CXMT is about to reel in Apple as a customer and I don’t see Samsung doing a whole lot about it.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Every day I show up to work is a conspiracy between me and my mortgage lender to make money.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
That shit looks like something that they’d show in a Netflix cult documentary.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Tens of millions of lives have been ended, destroyed, or substantially impacted by this administration. It's not a fucking game.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
If you initiate the connection on your cell phone hotspot and then connect to WiFi, it’ll continue working.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Ironically, the coca-cola in Mexico uses high fructose corn syrup. It's the Mexican coke they export to the US that has sugar - which breaks down to glucose and fructose in the presence of phosphoric acid anyway. Anyway, the only thing
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by selectodude 2mo ago
I love AI content. I hate content written by AI. It's not serious. It shows that the author doesn't care about showing what he's up to. He cares about making content to post on a blog. And that's disrespectful to the rea
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by selectodude 2mo ago
I think this is just Deep Fusion.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Yes, the seismic waves that are from one earthquake can absolutely give an extra oomph to a fault line that's somewhere else.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
These freaks need to be handled.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
If a chiropractor could adjust something by pushing on your bone, imagine what tripping and falling would do.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Second largest hydrocarbon power generator in the world. Unreal.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
Something like 5 percent of AI datacenter usage is just optics.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
You’ll have to clarify who the counterparties are to this contract and where the person whose credit card was stolen fits into it.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
I’ve heard mixed things about the efficacy of Palantir’s software but it’s certainly something that they’re working very hard on doing.
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by selectodude 2mo ago
It’s not hard to receive or filter mail - knowing that somebody will receive your email after you send it is another thing entirely.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
That’s not true. 1. Libraries have used Authors Guild as legal cover to lend out ebooks for paper books that they own. 2. Google provided access to the whole book, that’s why they got sued. If I run a book through AES, that’s pretty transfo
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Too late. Authors Guild, Inc. v. Google, Inc. is a good one too because Internet Archive got the exact opposite outcome in court for doing the exact same thing. I recognize the bullshit, I just call it out to keep myself sane.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
SpaceX is already 3x as expensive to short as the next biggest megacap. Good luck everybody.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
When you realize that LLMs are “just” extremely efficient lossy data compression, it’s hard for me to see how it’s anything other than taking people’s shit, putting it into a gigantic zip file, and letting people search against it.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
I thought we’re supposed to call them dwarf planets now. Dwarf star, dwarf planet.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Like online gambling, some things cause more harm than good.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Rather not take the chance of getting sued by EA.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Happy to do so but we’re gonna have to crowdsource an NVL72 first. I don’t have 10 million dollars.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
I missed Flight Control so bad that I sent Claude on a wild goose chase to decompile the IPA in ghidra and rewrite it in Swift 6. Still working through it, obviously will never get released, but it's been cool to watch.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Also a 3-bit quant. Useable but a long long way away from useful.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
I feel like that's a threat that isn't super difficult to block. Unplug it from the internet, require it to go through an API intermediary to access web pages. Maybe I just don't have any imagination.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
I thought it was cool too, though I understand AI use is a heated debate and I think people get their backs up that some dumb illiterate like me who can't code has ghidra on my laptop decompiling kernel headers. I get it, the deluge is
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Doubt it - Linksys encrypts their firmware. ASUS not only doesn't, but left everything in the binary that made it really easy for GPT-5.6 to crack it open and decompile everything in ghidra.
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by selectodude 3mo ago
Not run all of ASUS's unstable garbage software.

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