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by sockaddr 2y ago
It didn't take 15 years to cause a problem. There was a problem long before the problem became unbearable and she needed treatment. Likely also significant nutritional and metabolic damage along the way.
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by sockaddr 2y ago
Is there a reason I can't import a CSV of balances? Why does it need to be an activity like a trade?
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by sockaddr 2y ago
This is the best description I’ve seen of how I view his work. It’s interesting but it’s hard to point to cases in the wild where his stuff is actually used. Never once in my career have any of his tools been brought up in more than a “oh t
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by sockaddr 2y ago
I've also found pis to be unreliable in the long term. Even buying good SD cards doesn't help. It's always something. Broken storage, brown out (I'm using the recommended power supply), sudden lack of communication over
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by sockaddr 2y ago
It's very much true. It's in the agreement. They only show you the agreement after you've filled out the form to some degree.
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by sockaddr 2y ago
Actually worse than that. By joining you agree to allow the lawyers to collect from you in the event of a loss. I’d stay far far away from this one.
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by sockaddr 2y ago
> And how are you accessing it when away from home? I usually just use zerotier for this, it's extremely lightweight
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by sockaddr 2y ago
AI is now that crusty squirt bottle full of mystery beige sauce they squirt all over everything at the food truck. Yum. Just drench my whole OS in this.
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by sockaddr 2y ago
> Is there enough time in the lifetime of a star to build and use those structures? If a brown dwarf, most certainly > Are there plausible social arrangements stable enough to last the duration of such a project? Could just be an unte
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by sockaddr 3y ago
My first reaction is: No But if you rephrase it as "Are those resources more valuable just sitting at the bottom of a deep sea instead of mixing them into our bodies and environment?" my reaction is now: Yes
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by sockaddr 3y ago
What makes this uninteresting but his other works interesting? To my untrained eye they all basically look the same.
102.
by sockaddr 3y ago
True, but the dysfunctional humans give much needed context!
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by sockaddr 3y ago
This was my first thought too
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by sockaddr 3y ago
> Pushed salaries up across the board. Many people are not aware, but facebook was a major driver behind the 500k+ senior engineering pay. I think this was because anyone who is principled doesn't want to work for them. They have to
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Yeah I’ve struggled to understand what people mean by consultant and once heard that it was basically a person or group you can hire to take the blame for an unpopular decision and/or to weaponize it against others in the company since
106.
by sockaddr 3y ago
Yeah after scrolling and scrolling and scrolling I also came here for an explanation.
107.
by sockaddr 3y ago
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately on my device the behavior makes it impossible to report a bug using a screenshot as requested in the app. I can give you more device info if you want to narrow down the cause.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Do not download this. I downloaded this on my 14 Pro and it completely locked up the system to the point where even the power button wouldn’t work. I couldn’t use my phone for about 10 minutes.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
It seems any sufficiently unconstrained AI eventually approximates Hitler over time.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
The type of plastic or metal it’s made out of could have utility or health implications that are initially hidden to you.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Fascinating. This reminds me of nanopond
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Yeah, I messed that up
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by sockaddr 3y ago
> owned for nearly 20 years by a church and it's still got an active datacenter in it Is it Prayer as a Service?
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by sockaddr 3y ago
It's because two completely separate worlds (and users) happen to use the same technology to present things. There's the WWW serving information to people to use and then there's the parasitic Marketing Miasma and Self-flagul
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by sockaddr 3y ago
No. It's too clever by half.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
> 02000 to 02005 I think this is the first time I've seen this five-digit notation used in the wild after reading about The Long Now Foundation using it years ago.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Yup A bad if/else is equivalent to a broken physical part if it controls a physical part. Also, these OTAs have a habit of breaking other things on my car along the way. It's just slop all the way through.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
I do similar. And I’d suggest enabling “advanced data protection” which is E2E encryption. I use this method plus a syncthing folder to bridge everything from iCloud into my Linux box. It’s seamless.
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by sockaddr 3y ago
Fascinating. Thanks
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by sockaddr 3y ago
What does expert mean in this context?

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