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by teeray 1y ago
Can’t wait to see a smiling dude with a few too many fingers pour an ice cold, refreshing Budveieskkkkker Berr into a gaping mouth-like orifice that appears in his shoulder.
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by teeray 1y ago
> I can imagine conversations playing out today, "we need to hire more developers" with the rebuttal, "ok, what about AI? Let's see how far it will go without hiring more people" That is almost certainly happenin
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by teeray 1y ago
> At some point, some layer (probably multiple layers) are going to have to interpret that sequence of 1s and 0s into a particular shape You do it once, at the application border. Doing it multiple times, in multiple layers, is a path to
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by teeray 1y ago
The only things I can think of are those that would be unethical or illegal to deprive you of (e.g. a tattoo).
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by teeray 1y ago
YMMV, but in states I have lived you do not. This is an ultimate power you are deprived of using until many, many times back to court.
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by teeray 1y ago
But if they do show up and know how to play the game, buckle up. You’ll be in and out of there for years. The judge will ask you to settle for a fraction of what you’re owed. When you finally do get the judgement, they won’t pay it. Then yo
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by teeray 1y ago
> is the one where people are willingly entering agreements “Willingly” makes it sound like there’s a lot more choice in the process than there is. Many municipalities want a free lunch when it comes to approving new developments—they wa
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by teeray 1y ago
> I have no idea how us little guys are supposed to get boards now. You're not supposed to. It's a backhanded way to quash all competition.
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by teeray 1y ago
Not enough greed: Stockpile in a back warehouse and raise prices on the two or three items per day you allow on the shelves.
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by teeray 1y ago
> Imposing rules on developers like the requirement that they use AI for every task, no matter how small, and work through LLMs first instead of writing code feels like an idea that comes from non-developers looking to make a thought lea
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by teeray 1y ago
It will be interesting if and when these companies reach a “find out” stage with AI where their entire codebase is incomprehensible slop that not even the AIs can help them with.
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by teeray 1y ago
Also, many municipalities have stupid or predatory speed limits. Many town roads have a natural safe 40-45 mph limit, yet some coalition of neighbors got together once and convinced the town to drop it to 25-30 mph because "cars just g
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by teeray 1y ago
> The other option is essentially just the traditional screening process. I know that, and you know that, but you have to convince the average traveler that nothing bad will happen if they say no. In the mind of the average traveler, it’
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by teeray 1y ago
Image capture is optional, your other option is something possibly unpleasant and may make you miss your flight
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by teeray 1y ago
> This demo uses AI to read emails instead of write them LLMs are so good at summarizing that I should basically only ever read one email—from the AI: You received 2 emails today that need your direct reply from X and Y. 1 is still outst
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by teeray 1y ago
Sounds like domains need a Land Value Tax too
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by teeray 1y ago
The worst thing is that you can't even do a chargeback, otherwise you get banned. There is no recourse for the consumer. If this is their solution for fighting chargebacks, they should get banned from accepting Visa / MC / AM
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by teeray 1y ago
> it is almost always someone with a camera in a theatre making a terrible quality screener. Could an insider do a more sophisticated telecine capture with more fidelity?
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by teeray 1y ago
IoT devices would like a word
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by teeray 2y ago
I really meant that the constraints of drawing it by hand forces you to draw only what matters
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by teeray 2y ago
This is why UML only belongs on a whiteboard. It makes it much harder to include unnecessary detail when you have to physically add it, and there’s hard real estate constraints.
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by teeray 2y ago
> the government should be able to handle the load before enacting these rules at least. No, no… that’s the point. We often think of costs in monetary values only. Costs are two-dimensional: money and time to acquire the good. This is a
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by teeray 2y ago
> consumers importing amounts over $800 is probably fairly unusual Likely not—I have a Macbook Pro on order from the Apple Store, shipped via DHL with origin from Shanghai, and currently jammed up in Cleveland.
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by teeray 2y ago
Looks like a d/b/a will be the hot Christmas gift this year.
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by teeray 2y ago
I’n about to embark on my first Apple Silicon machine tomorrow, and UTM is a core part of my plans for it. The difference from TFA, for me, is that I already have some mature Nix flakes for doing development in WSL that I’ve built up over t
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by teeray 2y ago
I didn't know the objective, so I created my own simple one: get to the lake because I'm thirsty. Then I created another one: get back to where I started so I can bring water to my injured companion.
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by teeray 2y ago
Also, engagement is a measure of how rich the oil field is for enshittifying the platform to extract ad dollars.
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by teeray 2y ago
> Why they would foster a doom-scrolling experience I really can't really explain Because regardless of whether or not the business model depends upon it, investors have been trained that “engagement” is inherently good quality for
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by teeray 2y ago
AAI: Artificial Artificial Intelligence
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by teeray 2y ago
This is the one I remember the best, and it’s been years since I’ve seen it. Put something in a catchy song and my brain will remember it… this is how I learned like 50-some odd digits of Pi[0] [0] https://youtu.be/eDiSYp_51

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