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by themafia 7mo ago
Why? You've expressed no more meaningful of a position than I have. Perhaps you're confused as to the purpose of a "forum?"
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by themafia 7mo ago
I don't. It's a tool used by modern "journalism" to distract and detract from a story. If you have something reliable to report, then by all means, report it. If all you have is a "compelling narrative" th
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by themafia 7mo ago
Every couple of years they convince some "intrepid" reporters to go make up a story about /the/ creator of bitcoin. Which I find highly suggestive about the true nature of the creator(s) of bitcoin.
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by themafia 7mo ago
I use a wildcard proxy. Like msg-BUSINESS@example.com. Each business gets it's own alias. I can just generate them at the point of sale without any prior configuration. If a particular business annoys me it's quite easy to star
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by themafia 7mo ago
Sure. It just fails to be atomic. Which is a property I really like.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> $4 billion per launch lol $1.3 billion for the mission hardware. $2.2 billion for the single use SLS. $0.5 billion for the launch pad. > watching people go back around the Moon Two of the missions were actually meant to land. One o
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by themafia 7mo ago
The price doubled in 6 years.
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by themafia 7mo ago
They underestimated Iran's unique mix of capabilities and strategy. It's not that Iran is undefeatable but it seems that the price is going to be far too high both globally and especially regionally for the tiny coalition of Isra
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by themafia 7mo ago
Good point. There's a wide gulf between being able to design your workflow for S3 and trying to map an existing workflow to it.
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by themafia 7mo ago
Using a single provider is a single point of failure. It may be that this provider has lots of internal failure modes, but you're still one credit card problem or fake legal request or one mistake away from experiencing the primary f
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by themafia 7mo ago
You can route internal IPv4 networks over IPv6. There are several mapping strategies so this can even be transparent at your v6 gateway.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> we locked a bunch of our most senior engineers in a room and said we weren’t going to let them out till they had a plan that they all liked. That's one way to do it. > When you create or modify files, changes are aggregated and
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by themafia 7mo ago
You literally missed the most important part: "A transition from IPv4 to IPv6 seems far more easier especially since we already have 77% of people on IPv6." So to the extent they're aware of the "issues" you bring u
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by themafia 7mo ago
I would love to see a relay switch at 1Mhz.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> though the red team did very much cheat, My Army buddy once said "If you're not cheating you're not trying." What did they expect? That's the whole point of a red team. Reminds me of Admiral Ching Lee. He use
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by themafia 7mo ago
This is not a popular war. I would not use it as a milestone.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> If I played this for anyone and they said "it sounds like AI" It sounds like AI. > I'd confidently tell them they are full of shit. Why are you getting offended on behalf of a computer? Or is there a deeper reasonin
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by themafia 7mo ago
You're only describing pop music. Thankfully this is a tiny fraction of all music.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> is sampling/collage art Yes. You will owe royalties. The latter part is the actual problem.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> I don't know how useful projects like Anos are any more They have the same utility they always have. They help you and the people you share it with learn. So it's exceedingly useful. > given we now live in the age of AI
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by themafia 7mo ago
> I wish they'd add a console to mobile web browsers though. It's kinda there. You just need to connect with adb and then use chrome://inspect. It's actually a really nice feature and I've used it quite a
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by themafia 7mo ago
> And in the worst case, just ask AI to rewrite the code. "And in the worst case just pay for it twice." That leads to a dead end.
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by themafia 7mo ago
The model is the product. It shows that you can have a garbage front end if people perceive value in your back end. It also means that any competitor that improves on this part of the experience is going to eat your lunch.
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by themafia 7mo ago
For corporations it's an honor system. For the lowly users it's strike first ask questions later.
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by themafia 7mo ago
Yep, monopolistic loss leaders can feel great when they're showering you with expensive marketing, right up until they reliably pull the rug in an effort to screw everyone or recoup their losses.
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by themafia 7mo ago
> Not really in the Lisp sense. How does traditional human use the REPL impact AIs ability to use one language over the other? > Most Python development resembles Go or C++ How do you know this? Or what source are you using to arriv
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by themafia 7mo ago
And if we didn't have all these data centers would we still be "bottlenecked?" Or is this a case of blind greedy investment outcompeting civilian life once again? Probably given that Bloomberg feels the need to throw it&#x27
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by themafia 7mo ago
> There are reasons other than a lack of training data that makes lisp particularly AI resistant. It's though to steal what doesn't exist. > but AI can write hundreds of lines in one go so that it just makes sense for the AI
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by themafia 7mo ago
> not much different from a movie ticket or steam game. Movies require an investment of your time so it's somewhat hard to become "addicted" to them. There are "steam game library" addicts though. > this major
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by themafia 7mo ago
> It says we're willing That's not at all what it says. No one is "willing" to have this. The fact that this outcome exists is not a demonstration of this fact. What it demonstrates is that the administrative enforc

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