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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
TIL! So they have it covered then in their final sentence?
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
“You ingested the vast majority of available human knowledge to build your product, and intend to change the entire world with it, and in fact are doing so incredibly rapidly at a rate that dodges scrutiny. Could we know more?” Would be the
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
the metaverse went from being about owning your identity and digital possessions to mostly being about buying jpegs. once collectibles and nft speculation became the headline, it was hard to explain why any of the underlying technology matt
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
It is confusing. But I enjoyed the read, it’s refreshing to read a string of rants from a human rather than something perfectly polished by Opus.
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
They didn’t call it a mnemonic. They are suggesting recalling a movie scene to remember AAA. And imo, it’s a great one that I’ll be reusing to help others remember! I have to remind folks of the difference frequently at work.
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
This comment got me curious, as it felt attainable/more commonplace to me. I did some searching, and according to gov.uk stats 7-10% of homes in UK are custom/self-build homes. That is actually surprisingly high!
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
From the About page, it’s the authors home
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
This is really pleasing to use, lovely work :) Also, wanted to note I appreciate your stance on AI: > I manually designed the site, defined its architecture, structure etc. > I have however used AI to implement significant portions, w
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Water exposed to air plasma increases plant biomass by 75% [video](youtube.com)
1 points by simonjgreen 3mo ago|0 comments
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
They could be in a situation where that’s not available such as a child’s phone with parental controls or a managed work device that has it locked out.
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
Perpetual and irrevocable? Derivative works?
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
I recall an event some years ago around Supermicro that was along these lines. Chips added during manufacturing by nation state that interfered with the operation of the BMC and TPM. Wasn't it the catalyst that pushed hardware supply c
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by simonjgreen 3mo ago
Actually a pretty good walk through of common issues! Most impressed with the intentional reproductions for the photos.
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Overview of the printer used: https://youtu.be/T6sxVtViX-k
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
I don’t begrudge paying for support, I want to. But it needs to be good. And I want to ship logs, but they don’t provide a mechanism for all their logs to be shipped. Don’t assume ;)
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
That’s just patently not true for Ubiquiti. You enter the Enterprise space with them and you are paying monthly. Their very expensive Identity Enterprise monthly per user subscription and their per site support charges to be able to get hel
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
“Enterprise” First hand experience many times over: there is little more regrettable than placing Ubiquitis latest test-it-in-prod release in to an Enterprise setting.
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The Enterprise AI Harness War(sjg.io)
2 points by simonjgreen 4mo ago|0 comments
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Evidence does tend to point that direction, yes. What they did to the VMware ecosystem is reprehensible
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Asked recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48275508
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
This IPO marks and inflection point where a fund that tracks whole market value shifts in definition, because of the forced rush value nature of the rule changes. If the fast entry rule changes hadn’t happened I would agree with you entirel
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
This author has clearly never operated internal infrastructure at scale. The measures proposed in this are home lab grade at best, and require ludicrous levels of precision and overhead for something that changes thousands to tens of thousa
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
I have had a TrackIR 5 since pretty much release which I used religiously for flight siming. I also have a tobii eye tracker. I have pretty much stopped using the trackir entirely now in favour of the eye tracker + opentrack. It is incredib
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
What impressed me most is when he pushes a button and the board physically moves up to make space
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Sounds like a secession…
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Let me know if you’d like access to alt net availability data
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
Congratulations, and enjoy your time :)
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
The unionised Openreach in UK who are really the de facto layer 1 network provider telco build infrastructure to a staggeringly higher quality than most of the move fast startup alternatives. Aviation unions force very high standards and re
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by simonjgreen 4mo ago
You could invert this question and it would be equally valid. The question is why the gulf, rather than why the lag. Why is big tech pay so high? When you compare it to other trades and industries video game dev pay is much more “normal”
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Agent Skill is not automation(sjg.io)
2 points by simonjgreen 5mo ago|0 comments

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