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by sneak 5mo ago
> Some years ago it was briefly popular to play games with your phone’s predictive-text feature; you would type an initial phrase and then repeatedly choose the middle option of the three words suggested by your phone, and the resulting
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by sneak 5mo ago
If you accept cryptocurrency you don’t need to do any of this, and not even deal with PayPal (who WILL rob you without a second thought, as has been well documented on the internet for MULTIPLE decades at this point).
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by sneak 5mo ago
The design philosophy says you should be able to repair your own tools, but this is closed source proprietary software. Cute page, but does not walk the walk.
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by sneak 5mo ago
It’s not a fake, it is made by HP. Also, it has value as a calculator, not just nostalgic sentimental value. It works just as well as the original. I own one because a while ago I bought, one by one, iconic world changing calculators to co
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by sneak 5mo ago
It’s interesting to me that “gives all my private correspondence to federal police without a warrant or judicial oversight” isn’t enough to get people to quit gmail, but “offers to write my email replies for me” is. Adults shouldn’t use gma
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by sneak 5mo ago
> I also do not want my future work to be exploited for naught in commercial purposes. Other people using your code to enrich their lives or businesses doesn't exploit you in any way, as it doesn't cost you a thing. This is
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by sneak 5mo ago
It says right in the TOS that it's licensed, not sold. Then the button says "Buy". It's intentionally misleading and contradictory.
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by sneak 5mo ago
Would you be interested in collaborating on a selfhosted CMS to aid in publishing a video series on one’s own site with syndication to rss and other platforms like youtube? I have been close to scratching this itch for most of a year.
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by sneak 5mo ago
If you want other people to carry it further, release your work as free software.
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by sneak 5mo ago
$40M is a trivial amount of money to everyone involved in this matter. It’s only a few hundred 1kg bars.
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by sneak 5mo ago
1kg gold bars are tiny.
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by sneak 5mo ago
If only. The only way to delegate enforcement is to give them a monopoly on the legitimate use of violence. Unfortunately all such potential organizations are run by human beings, who, when given violence as a tool, will use that violence
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by sneak 5mo ago
Why isn’t this the case for a six day workweek?
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by sneak 5mo ago
You can have any days off you wish when you run the company. If you’re an employee then you work the days you were contracted to work. Employees definitionally don’t get to choose their hours.
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by sneak 5mo ago
A client for this was one of the first complete programs I ever wrote.
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by sneak 5mo ago
Plausible? It was always plausible. This flight does nothing to increase or decrease that - it is still very much a wide open question. The goal is full rapid reusability, and nothing we have seen yet suggests that that is possible, beca
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by sneak 5mo ago
Not on high res, widely distributed video. Not, immediately after that video, telling us we didn’t see what we saw. The game has changed.
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by sneak 5mo ago
This is absolutely obscene. I am floored. Sweet hack.
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by sneak 5mo ago
> The award describes the purchase as covering iris biometric recognition technology and access to a biometric information system "to allow ICE agents to quickly authenticate the identity of subjects during field operations."
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by sneak 5mo ago
The amount of hate that people give you for having nice things is something that amazed me when I started experiencing it firsthand.
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by sneak 5mo ago
No US large cloud provider can. They all spy for their national military, as well.
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by sneak 5mo ago
REESTABLISH THE LINK OR ACTION WILL BE TAKEN wickedly underrated film. my all time favorite in the skynet genre. the vocoder speech at the end is just exquisite.
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by sneak 5mo ago
Nah you can get machine creds automatically via the metadata service when running inside AWS. Nothing need be on disk.
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by sneak 5mo ago
London is economically, politically, geographically, and culturally fairly distinct from continental Europe.
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by sneak 5mo ago
Europe’s labor market is sadly still mostly out of touch with how startups work. It’s stuck in the last century. I’m not sure if this is due to tradition, or due to the fact that startups are much harder to start in Europe in general, so
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by sneak 5mo ago
It was extremely flexible in customization options, and there were SDKs to make it do additional cool stuff in apps, but nobody really cared for the most part. I honestly think it was mostly a "we have a custom secure coprocessor now,
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by sneak 5mo ago
Who is this for? Is this to promote AI to the general Catholic public, or is it some kind of cultural signal to potential conservative institutional customers that Anthropic isn’t just a stereotypical bunch of godless California hippies? N
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by sneak 5mo ago
This demonstrates a surprising lack of empathy. It’s unnerving because people don’t like being watched.
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by sneak 5mo ago
You can’t annihilate a project by hiring its devs away. The project is still out there and the code is still open source. This idea that devs owe their continued free service to an open source project they released in the past is a crazy o
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by sneak 5mo ago
What if I don't like beans?

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