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by teeray 1y ago
> minor tools for making emojis, summarizing notifications, and proof reading. The notification / email summaries are so unbelievably useless too: it’s hardly more work to skim the notification / email that I do anyway.
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by teeray 1y ago
> What's the advantage here? Stock number go up
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by teeray 1y ago
> What would quantum technology actually deliver? We might be able to finally determine the factors of 21
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by teeray 1y ago
> Multiple manufacturers have been able to release recalls that fix major vehicle defects (safety, reliability, and performance). That wouldn't be possible without OTA updates that update core vehicle computer systems. Just like dos
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by teeray 1y ago
There's so many apple varieties they could have chosen too. Honeycrisp comes to mind. They even did this already with Macintosh!
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by teeray 1y ago
> That's short term thinking. Which is exactly what our system encourages. You don’t need to think beyond the next quarter / election cycle. You’re only in it to extract as much wealth in the short-term as possible and secure y
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by teeray 1y ago
Meanwhile they feed criteria directly into their own LLM for diagnosis
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by teeray 1y ago
> I wonder how many cancellations are related to the price increase? It’s very convenient that investors can’t tease out the causes of cancellation because of the timing of this. It almost makes one wonder if the increase was planned, bu
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by teeray 1y ago
> creating endless pointless copies of your pesonal (sic) information in databases across the world that will eventually be neglected, hacked, exploited, sold off etc… I dont know the way out if there is The data needs to be viewed by th
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by teeray 1y ago
If v1.0 is your North Star, you should re-evaluate a whole lot of software in your stack: https://0ver.org/#notable-zerover-projects
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by teeray 1y ago
I dreamed of doing something like this growing up so that my neighbor and I could play StarCraft without the latency of dialup. I wish I knew then that it was that straightforward.
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by teeray 1y ago
> The last EA game I played was the excellent C&C remaster - and EA's main contribution was getting out of the way I still remember the “Westwood Studios Proudly Presents…” on the RA2 intro cutscene and that pride really shine
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by teeray 1y ago
“lifetime” and “unlimited” in any marketing copy should automatically convey legally binding contract language that dominates any explicit language to the contrary and carry forward to successors. Unless they actually mean “lifetime” and “u
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by teeray 1y ago
I set one up for our HOA as a unified conversation and notification platform. Everyone now has exactly one email address to remember to notify everyone of, say, a graduation party where there might be some extra cars. Nobody needs Facebook,
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by teeray 1y ago
> Ruby central was short for cash, Shopify used that to pressure them into a takeover of several core community repos like bundler so that Shopify can control those indirectly Sounds like a variant of the xz takeover, but using money thi
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by teeray 1y ago
> Meanwhile, if you didn’t return by Sunday, you’re locked out of the country and unable to show up for work which will result in your termination fairly soon. Remember too that this coincides with an RTO order for Puget Sound that kicks
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by teeray 1y ago
The true Time Twister unlocked
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by teeray 1y ago
At the very least, if you want an H1-B, companies should be forced to post the secret jobs on a standardized, embarrassingly public database. Think MLS, but for jobs.
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by teeray 1y ago
I wonder how much of this is just a map of PFAS contamination in general though… is the beer aspect of this notable, or would we see the same for drinking water?
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by teeray 1y ago
> Apple needs on-device AI to do chores for me with the apps I have installed Nevermind that—iOS just needs to reliably be able to play the song I’m telling it to without complaining “sorry, something went wrong with the connection…”
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by teeray 1y ago
> you let them in, escort them My understanding is that the fire department has pretty broad legal authority to tell you where to shove your policies your if your building is on fire. They can legally smash down your doors, haul you out
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by teeray 1y ago
I used a scanner this weekend to listen to the Blue Angels perform. It was also helpful to have their ground crew frequencies in their so we knew that they were a few minutes out from taking off (we watched from a few miles away at a friend
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by teeray 1y ago
Vacant buildings cost more to insure, so not all costs are obvious.
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by teeray 1y ago
Why is 3 seemingly always the minimum? Why not 2? I did 2 days in-office for 2 years—it was a great balance. All the meetings ended up on Tuesday/Thursday and M/W/F was solid get-shit-done time at home. You also never started
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by teeray 1y ago
> “It’s the story stupid.” seems like a good mantra from hollywood execs to internalize. I love how Kpop Demon Hunters is having a moment right now and Hollywood is scratching its head. Great original story and the soundtrack is filled w
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by teeray 1y ago
New polygraph just dropped.
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by teeray 1y ago
> should be the ones to subsidize the bill It's another variation of what all the MBAs are trained to do: build your fortune using someone else's money. The difference here, of course, is that that money is being used without c
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by teeray 1y ago
The new swatting will probably be malware that stealthily uses another LLM to convince ChatGPT / Claude that you're trying to commit a crime. Unless, of course, you pay a ransom.
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by teeray 1y ago
> First things first, you have to get your hands on actual VPN software and configs. It would be nice if one of the big shortwave operators could datacast these packages to the world as a public service.
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While this is valuable for the physical “how”, there is quite a bit of regulatory “how” that you must also figure out if this is something you wish to do. In many states, there are setbacks from property lines, buildings, and septic systems

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