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by tdeck 6mo ago
> is one election away from fraud charges. Nothing in my lifetime of experience in the US so far, or in the demeanor of the "opposition" party suggests he'll face real consequences for this.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
I have tried malta, and I like it. But it's a bit sweeter. I think it's a worthwhile substitute if you don't want the fun of trying to make something that might go wrong.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Or more recently Switchel, which was popular in 19th century America. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switchel I think the ready availability or citrus fruits caused their decline.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
I enjoy the flavor of kvass - a Russian / eastern European malt flavored soda - but it's hard to find where I live. The process involves really aggressively toasting some rye bread, boiling it with eaisans and sugar, straining it,
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by tdeck 6mo ago
> The item you have requested had an error: Item cannot be found. which prevents us from displaying this page.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Isn't the biggest problem with creating neurotoxins not poisoning yourself while doing it?
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by tdeck 6mo ago
So basically the standard online scam script for 20+ years but in a TikTok. I remember seeing AdWords text ads in the 2000s for "make $$$ working from home".
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Consider the kind of people who would staff this white house.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
These companies were blatant about operating illegally in the US. I remember being shocked to see the live billboard polymarket ads in Philadelphia on the eve of the election. I guess there are too many scandals these days for this to stand
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by tdeck 6mo ago
These kinds of accidents seem to be particularly common in wars waged by Israel for some reason.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Fwiw you can also do this with head -c 1G /dev/urandom > /home/myrandomfile And not have to remember dd's bizarre snowflake command syntax.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
This will be the one ceasefire that Israel respects?
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by tdeck 6mo ago
> Who know what it is doing with your codebase. People who review the code? The code is always going to be a better representation of what it's doing than the "thinking" anyway.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Remember the Long Island Ice Tea Company that renamed to Long Blockchain Company? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Blockchain_Corp
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by tdeck 6mo ago
You forgot cryptocurrency. At least some of this LLM stuff is genuinely useful.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
When I worked at Square 10 years ago it was either Google Slides or occasionally a Keynote presentation. I doubt they've switched to PowerPoint.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
I think I'm pretty good at cooking, but still working on the part where it tastes like food and doesn't make you violently ill.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
They didn't say the "folks" from those companies were engineers! Maybe it's a group of PMs from Nvidia, ByteDance, Tencent and OpenAI that are working to harden the codebase.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
It's because Adobe grew through acquisitions and they have a philosophy of "let teams keep working in the way that works for them".
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Apparently <i> is the "idiomatic text element". Maybe we can bring back all the fun tags by making them acronyms? <marquee> can be "make a really quite entertaining effect".
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by tdeck 6mo ago
This is clever in a way, but I wonder what the review process looks like on that team (I say that team because my experience at Adobe was that the company is very heterogeneous).
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by tdeck 6mo ago
It's interesting because I wasn't aware of these "world radios" either. Maybe because I'm 34 and they lost popularity before I came of age? I have a ham radio license but I wouldn't consider those radios to be
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by tdeck 6mo ago
> Shortwave radios are also cheap and widespread, so it's easy to get one anywhere in the world I always hear this in discussions about number stations, but I don't think this is true in the US. In fact, I don't think I&#x
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by tdeck 6mo ago
> As an American, I think a better metric for outcomes of Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq is: were we trading with the before the war and are we trading with them one generation after the war? At least you're honest. Personall
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by tdeck 6mo ago
It's not this, it's that! And a green account no less.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
I'm going to assume this is Poe's Law at work?
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Claude Code displays plenty in my opinion, if you make it ask you for approval before each code change. You can read the code as it's being built up and understand if it's going in a bad direction before it does that and then pile
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Click bait title = flag.
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by tdeck 6mo ago
I unfortunately agree with this. Look how many senior engineers are already abdicating using their "judgement and eye to check on all the AI generated code" in favor of leaving an agent running all night and maybe skimming through
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by tdeck 6mo ago
Which is a fair expectation IMO. There are plenty of places where it's not appropriate to record that they might encounter in the course of a normal day.

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