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by teeray 8mo ago
I guess the real question is: is there anywhere for the layperson to hide? Whose acorns will survive?
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by teeray 8mo ago
There is Tiny Go, which is similar to what you seek
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by teeray 8mo ago
Emojis would be far more appropriate for AI startups
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by teeray 8mo ago
https://archive.ph/LZE64
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by teeray 8mo ago
Everyone I’ve talked to about the Super Bowl ads has mentioned that one and said that it is creepy af. The backlash is mostly word of mouth in my experience.
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by teeray 8mo ago
> Even if your house technically runs on propane, and you have propane, electricity might still run the propane, so your house is going to get cold. Unless you run the woodstove. Which you will Corollary: don’t buy a house in a place whe
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by teeray 8mo ago
If you have the wherewithal, small claims is a secondary appeals process: https://www.keenesentinel.com/state_news/how-owner-of-teatot...
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by teeray 8mo ago
> because they’re wearing bazooka-powered jetpacks and you’re still riding around on a fixie bike Sure, maybe it takes me a little while to ride across town on my bike, but I can reliably get there and I understand every aspect of the ro
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by teeray 8mo ago
True, but you can still do a confused deputy attack. The fraudster hires a property manager, informs them that they would like to remove the sign because they wish the list the property for sale. Either that or they con a realtor they&#x2
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by teeray 8mo ago
Periodic reminder that "identity theft" is the financial system gaslighting you into thinking their poor decisions are your fault.
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by teeray 8mo ago
A motivated attacker need only don a green safety vest and hard hat, then roll up with a white pickup truck, place some orange safety cones and take down the sign with a chainsaw.
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by teeray 8mo ago
As a bonus, multiplication and division can feel like operating a Stargate ;)
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by teeray 8mo ago
This was explored a bit in Daniel Suarez’s Daemon/Freedom (tm) series. By a series of small steps, people in a crowd acting on orders from, essentially, an agent assemble a weapon, murder someone, then dispose of the weapon with almost
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by teeray 8mo ago
> "Crisis" is a massively overblown word for this. Given that it is Wordle, “panic” would be a far more appropriate word.
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by teeray 9mo ago
> Crapping something out as quickly as possible… I suppose that makes AI Taco Bell for companies.
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by teeray 9mo ago
Yes, you can learn to walk in the mech suit. Let’s put one leg forward, then the next, good. You are now 100% production ready at walking. Let’s run a load test. You’re running now. Now you’re running into the ocean. “I want to swim now.” Y
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by teeray 9mo ago
Except in reverse: now the idea guy gives prompts and AI does all the work.
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by teeray 9mo ago
This is a false equivalence. If the farmer had some processing step which had to be done by hand, having mountains of unprocessed crops instead of a small pile doesn’t improve their throughput.
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by teeray 9mo ago
Can a carrier ever surreptitiously lock an unlocked phone, or is it only on phones financed or purchased through the carrier? For example, if I bought an unlocked phone and attached it to my Verizon plan, could Verizon lock it?
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by teeray 9mo ago
> get people to independently create an artifact representing their priorities Except trying to get most stakeholders to be alone with their thoughts to be condensed upon a blank document before them causes them to violently open outlook
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by teeray 9mo ago
Apart from just a quick breather between back to back meetings, it also provides a critical bio-break time for your attendees.
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by teeray 9mo ago
> The whole situation reeks of the kind of thing that'll be mostly solved with technological progress over time Stuffing ever more controllers, cameras, and sensors in there to focus and aim LEDs just sounds like the most over-engin
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by teeray 9mo ago
Why are countries so reluctant to do anything about this? Is it the massive recall for existing cars they’re worried about?
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by teeray 9mo ago
Sounds like some patients are in for some lucrative free credit and identity monitoring /s
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by teeray 9mo ago
I couldn’t fathom running lawn equipment in the morning. If I try to mow in the morning my clippings are just globs of wet spinach thanks to all the dew. I get much better performance out of the equipment if I wait until the afternoon once
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by teeray 9mo ago
A visual mark would be nice, agreed. I haven't tried it, but I wonder if you could approximate it with the bookmarking feature that less(1) does have. It wouldn't be visible, but it would scroll to a consistent mark.
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by teeray 9mo ago
Surprised they missed follow! It’s a bit odd to use, but once you get used to it it’s better than tail in many circumstances IMO. `less +F` starts less following stdin or whatever file argument you’ve provided. <C-c> breaks following,
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by teeray 9mo ago
I track my propane in an LPG commodity at a fixed price per season. It saved me about $100 once when a transaction wouldn’t balance. I was accidentally partially charged for a short load delivery on one of my tanks at almost double the rate
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by teeray 9mo ago
> the comparison here for flakes should be to Homebrew bundles. The bundler integration for nix-darwin actually just bakes tightly-controlled Brewfiles. It’s still worthwhile though, since part of the “tightly-controlled” means better cl
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by teeray 10mo ago
> Home internet in the 90s felt simple. You plugged into Ethernet, got an IPv4 address, and you could expose a service directly. Maybe the 2000s, yes. This experience in the 90s was reserved for businesses and schools that could afford a

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