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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
A lot of corporate use doesn’t require SOTA models. Things like summaries or writing comments in Slack are light work. For those reasons, local AI makes a lot of sense for some companies.
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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
The frigate word is almost certainly a hallucination. A Chinese frigate would not be off the east coast, and the Coasties wouldn’t board it if it was.
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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
Fascinating article, thanks for sharing. I’d be interested is reading a more technical article about the project management part of this process.
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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
I’d never heard of that site, but CNN also has the same story. https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/31/politics/drone-incursions-us-...
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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
I am not excited about my transportation becoming a subscription service, likely through regulatory capture. It will almost certainly mean less freedom of choice for me.
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by ungreased0675 1mo ago
Not exactly. Competitors like Breeze and Allegiant filled in some prior Spirit routes. Those are better budget airlines. Poorly run companies are supposed to go bankrupt, that’s the feedback loop keeping management in check.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I should really just migrate to static sites.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Bankrupt this company to serve as a warning to others that hang on to way too much data.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I’m surprised they didn’t already do this.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
What kind of work were you doing?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
It’s strange how Amazon employees don’t think an auction represents market prices. I’d say that it perfectly reflects market prices.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I’d love a small local model that detects AI voices and blocks the content.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
The timing of the event at 2AM suggests something nefarious rather than an accident. That’s when it would be least likely to be noticed, but the temperatures would be high long enough to spoil all the food.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Ask one of the cool artsy people you hang out with?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Local government’s arrogance and inability to thoughtfully address concerns from the people they represent definitely fuels some of the hate. When you watch some of the hearings it seems like friction was inevitable.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Why is that illegal? Why should it be illegal? It’s unfair, but prediction markets have more predictive power when people with inside information participate. Kalshi is really just gambling though, and nobody wants to play a game of chance
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
The original failure was not defining broadband ambitiously enough. It should have been technology neutral, but could have specified a minimum speed of 250 up/250 down to encourage actual broadband infrastructure builds.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
What is cruel about this?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Alpine Linux, because it’s stupid fast.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
The outbreak was in Samoa in 2019, explain how that could have possibly been his fault?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Vibe coding is addictive for the same reasons slot machines are. Sometimes the output is great, sometimes not, but it always feels like a change to the prompt will get you closer to the prize. Just like pulling the handle on a slot machine
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
This is the most awesome use of AI I’ve seen in months. I’ll be playing with aspirational clownmaxxing web apps myself.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
It is excellent when I can do common tasks in an application without taking my hands off the keyboard. Especially utility apps like a calculator or password manager that I usually just need for a few seconds. Bitwarden used to be keyboard f
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I don’t know what DomCom is, but this seems like a wildly inappropriate thing for a police department to be doing.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I really dislike the vision of the future the AI industry wants. There are so many things that could be built, why are we building potentially horrible ones?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
What kind of projects are you working on that are so urgent you felt the need to build this?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
https://newscenter.lbl.gov/2012/10/17/elevated-indoor-carbon... You are wrong about the impact of moderately high CO2 levels.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Not to do poverty Olympics, but I once was poor, living on an island, and reliant on fish for a lot of meals. Don’t assume I can’t empathize. Why so quick to make excuses for selfish and mind-bendingly stupid people? Why are you assigning g
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
It’s hard to believe this is real. Destroying a vibrant ecosystem for a one-time catch is so selfish and shortsighted it’s amazing to me that anyone would seriously consider doing it.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Good hiring practices seems to be such a big source of competitive advantage, it’s surprising more companies don’t try to do different things.

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