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by teeray 3y ago
The AI gods smile favorably upon worshipers that invoke them at the shrines of finance these days. They shower them with the same good fortunes that once came from the blockchain false gods.
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by teeray 3y ago
Customer satisfaction is the same among satisfied customers
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by teeray 3y ago
I remember reading somewhere that electric compressor stages are apparently getting used to reduce input lag on automotive turbo chargers.
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by teeray 3y ago
It does form a basis for competition though. If you have a competitor, at least the incumbent can’t turn around and say they’re offering some nonsense “10G PowerBlast Deluxe Service” in response, hoping to bamboozle the laypeople. It gets u
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by teeray 3y ago
A full Nutrition Facts label would be nice. Downstream AND Upstream, latency numbers to headend and nearest IXP, availability numbers, then price stability between day 0 and 3-5 years.
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by teeray 3y ago
Yeah, but when cases take years you can run into cash flow issues, even if you might ultimately prevail.
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by teeray 3y ago
I really wish our system had some kind of financial handicap when it came to access to the legal system. Weaponizing the legal system to bankrupt people that would be found Not Guilty shouldn't be possible.
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by teeray 3y ago
The article could have at least explored the contrapositive: what about books that praise Big Tech's political positions? Mentioning hallucinated reviews in a vacuum doesn't "expose" anything unusual here.
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by teeray 3y ago
Yes, but it also sounds like VC necromancy. Investing in a startup undertaker gets them on the hyperscale train, preying on the death of other startups. Eventually, they need to find new and innovative ways to make startups die so they can
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by teeray 3y ago
Interesting, so they monitor the vehicle like it’s an earthquake
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by teeray 3y ago
When I first wrote Ruby and was new to programming, and I got the typical “undefined method X for NilClass”, I did the logical thing: I defined X on NilClass. I still have nightmares from that self-inflicted madness.
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by teeray 3y ago
> The dating giant says it long term plan is to squeeze artificial intelligence into “literally everything” in its apps. My guess is that this will be disastrous for the platform if it makes it into the actual chat. Profile writing may b
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by teeray 3y ago
> there is truly no downside What about FDIC?
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by teeray 3y ago
Well, one is a skyscraper filled with equipment near the Brooklyn Bridge IIRC.
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by teeray 3y ago
> They need to be accurate It would be nice if the FTC mandated this. It is exhausting when the status page is taken over by the marketing department (the infamous green check with the little "i").
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by teeray 3y ago
> Just imagining the dropped emergency calls today Carriers do get fined for E911 downtime IIRC. It is taken very seriously, as a result.
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by teeray 3y ago
Also, I don’t care how you accomplish this work, but you must atomize your anticipated work into individual bite-sized and estimated tasks. Your estimates need not be accurate, but you will be held accountable if you run over your estimates
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by teeray 3y ago
> Even without yours, they have enough of your relatives' to identify you This is what makes me mildly irritated about “consent to collect DNA samples.” DNA is not just you, unlike other biometrics, like fingerprints—it’s your relat
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by teeray 3y ago
Adults would be allowed to have restraining orders on their abusers. Children just have to see them every day.
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by teeray 3y ago
Also: * a moderator, a role that can be held by literally anyone. The goal of the moderator is to keep everyone to the agenda, manage time and handle Q&A.
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by teeray 3y ago
I wish all banks were forced to implement the same API.
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by teeray 3y ago
I would just like for people to get pulled over for the blinding illegal LED headlight conversions
863.
by teeray 3y ago
This reminds me so much of Wild Wild West
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by teeray 3y ago
I feel like we need an email client that is basically default drop with conntrack. If users do not explicitly allow inbound emails, they are not delivered (users could get a list of blocked addresses). If users receive a reply to an outboun
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by teeray 3y ago
"but once we can get our estimates right, then think of all that we can do with these burndown charts!"
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by teeray 3y ago
> you no longer learn relevant job skills and are expected to learn them in undergrad or post grad research outside of the courseload Colleges scoff at the idea of becoming "job training schools," but that is exactly what they
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by teeray 3y ago
If it isn't considered prior art, then that de-facto makes it possible to patent AI-generated content by laundering them through humans.
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by teeray 3y ago
Are there any ed users that can speak to what they like about it? I have written ed scripts, but actually using it as an editor just felt like vim but with fog of war turned on.
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by teeray 3y ago
> all insisting that they only needed it to / from cable modem area to their aspirational wifi router location. This is like turning down indoor plumbing and instead putting a nice heated, carpeted breezeway out to an outhouse you r
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by teeray 3y ago
This sounds like a great idea, until you try to re-terminate that cabling and see how much abuse the electrician put the drop through. I’ve seen 6-8” of sheathing removed and all the remaining pairs untwisted wrapped back around (or just sn

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