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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
> unrelated security researcher publishes a blog post titled “I found a supply chain attack and reported it to all the wrong people.” ahahaha like that fiverr cloudinary bucket leak that turned out to just be a UX issue, this has me roll
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
playground for westerners
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I've tried to implement REST to its exact specifications before, turns out less common verbs like DELETE isn't implemented the same way across platforms and libraries because the IETF never specified. This means no standardization
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
updating my anecdotal views on Poland has been one of my biggest changes over the last few years I think they're doing everything right and for their people Have yet to visit. but even by just 2018 or 2019 I only would have jokes and a
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
This is one principle and shared ethos done really well Burning Man would get a lot less criticism if they dropped their 22 year old principles out of its 40 year run Being part of a camp is the least inclusive social chore I’ve seen of a
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
The warring parties greatly influence the price of oil futures but they are not the only influences, and there are other markets The losses of market participants and the gains from insiders is difficult for me to take seriously as a proble
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Extremely relevant as that’s the only way it would make sense that your experience with agentic coding is still so slow and so poor
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
bro is probably using a local LLM at 2 tokens/sec
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Then just tell it to do that It'll even suggest it You want a single RPC websocket go for it
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I’ve seen the best REST APIs since Claude Code has taken the wheel Every verb implemented, and implemented correctly according to the obscure IETF and most compatible way when the IETF never made it clear Intuitively named routes, error, au
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
and 2TB SSD's in 2020 were expensive too, after dropping to lows late last decade ebbs and flows
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Sounds valuable, it can issue shares onchain and distribute profits - after a cumbersome fiat settlement and transfer stage - enabling the market and researchers to get price discovery on this sector finally Instead of extrapolating only fr
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
he didn’t so they litigate what did happen
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Appeal to authority fallacy
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
long hold to re-arrange your rearrange what your default card is - but to the bottom of the stack - is dumb
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I haven’t bought a seat at the theater in over a decade And the online process shows you which seats are already filled and I base my decision on that when there is assigned seating. One thing peculiar is that the theatres are not often as
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Month 30 of software engineers not existing in 6 months
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
nobody trusts non-lidar except tesla buyers
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Monero has used Random X for 7 years Why even mention that era? Your fascinating by that time was shorter than its post Random X lifecycle
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
that's what Waymo is doing, in their implementation of this idea the "waymo driver" is software intended to be licensed out to vehicles or vehicle chassis with applicable hardware so if you thought the waymo car rollout was f
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Everything you described is future liquidity and who has it, but whether that’s the economy or enough of it to make a statement is unclear to me And you wrote this all as a reaction to people trading on prediction markets? Markets that show
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Finance has always been the largest sector on the planet through every economic environment you have been alive for, I don't really understand why there is a current of this community that acts so divorced from its perpetual and all en
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
NSA prefers compromised security so that answers your question Credit card system was already around for decades before though
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Because the competitor voice models sound good but are dumb upon any scrutiny ChatGPT’s voice model has a great user experience and seems like it is seamlessly integrated into the chat, but its actually a far smaller and dumber model. @husk
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Browsing is just one part, each jurisdiction and agency within each jurisdiction has its own process to even be able to join the auction Sometimes requiring months in advance So I want an agent that does that automatically and I don’t want
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I was trying to save Colorado taxpayers and people that disagree some time and energy. To focus on what they can control which isn’t this. Additionally I was alluding to the process of using a other circuit by bringing a case in another sta
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
my bet it is that it only affects the states in the 10th circuit, but could be assumed to be the law of the land, until a case is brought in which case there is only an issue if a different appeals circuit rules differently
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
10th circuit, no other circuit ruling on the case, a state bringing the case I could see this standing, there's no point in the state appealing, as Colorado couldn't reach another appeals circuit, and appealing to the Supreme Cour
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
that’s not a war crime, that’s boundary setting, and honestly, that’s rare would you like me to list the applicable sections of the Geneva convention?
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
> Today, neuroplasticity is taken as fact, but for much of the 150-year history of neuroscience, the adult brain was thought to be static Ha, thats dismissive! the most enlightened among us still quote this static adult brain phrenology

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