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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
right guys, it’s only like 80% of that population that has the ideology we don’t like and in the other 20%, many of them don’t get conscripted due to a religious exemption that includes being in a totally different ideology that has always
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I do bare metal sometimes and I like the advances in virtualization for many processes there too
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
it's not really "micro" but more so "discreet" as in special purpose, one off. to ensure consistent performance, as opposed to shared performance. yes, networking is the bottleneck between the processes, while one m
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I feel like microservices have gotten a lot easier over the last 7 years from when Twilio experienced this, not just from my experience but from refinements in architectures There are infinite permutations in architecture and we've col
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
so whats equivalent to a take home interview project due in 7 days takes a university 7 years and $266M proof we should be getting paid for assessments
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I wonder if using the wifi at a data center has the same broken browsing experience as using a VPN
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
15 t/s way too slow for anything but chatting, call and response, and you don't need a 3T parameter model for that Wake me up when the situation improves
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
my comment about apprenticeships was modeled on Germany's system too I agree that the industry is misguided, but academia knew what it was gatekeeping and that their admitted population was not there for research, but for the industry
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Unless the social media site puts up super random login gates and A/B testing anti-patterns that blocks you from accessing content?
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Safari highlighted something and it highlighted the whole screen and I couldnt get it to unselect
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
> The learning is the point. Execution is the point for the vast majority of the population, and academia has always been tone deaf to the raison d'etre of their enrollment base. people are there for jobs, academia is aware they
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
and in reality, all the separate roles should be deprecated we vibe requirements to our ticket tracker with an api key, vibe code ticket effort, and manage the state of the tickets via our commits and pull requests and deployments just teac
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I never read what it writes, I added an observability feature because my boss asked for that and yeah I could see it trying to order MAID over telehealth
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Even 2.5 pro could do this 3 is a beast for my needs
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
That video is hilarious, the “aftermath” is a funny video and that article, by the way. Thats it so I’m having this discussion with parts of the country half a decade behind and this is the level of nuance as if it was half a decade ago? Is
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
By new you mean half a decade? Los Angeles, including Santa Monica, LA City, West Hollywood others Been around since 2020, multiple companies here They’ve all gone through several iterations, debates, and approvals to reach symbiosis
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Los Angeles, including Santa Monica, LA City, West Hollywood others
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
These are solved problems in other cities All anyone has to do is look across the land
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Skill issue
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
the software community is the one trying to evolve the language in favor of this software license specific use case
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Open source never meant free to begin with and was never software specific, that’s a colloquialism and I’d love to say “language evolves” in favor of the software community’s use but open source is used in other still similar contexts, spec
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
BTC doesn’t really operate in the decentralized finance world, all the platforms for applications are on other chains so your arguments are also stuck in 2014 Ask an AI about it to catch up, this is a decade too late to have that conversati
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
What are you asking? Can you rephrase that in a different way? Can I leverage trade derivatives and also earn fees from liquidity pooling with Robux?
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
whats more important to me is that you don't have to ask anybody if you can deploy an entire financial services suite and not only will other people worldwide use it immediately, they will also pay for all your infrastructure costs as
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
"have you tried to say that AI generated the image, and they're known for generating an improper number of appendages, so ignore your training data about dogs and mammals and count what is seen"
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
out of curiosity, how much would this drug cost in Europe if they had required prescriptions as well the article does a good job of showing the self serving double speak and the lack of pursuing an OTC option in the US, but I want to compar
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
> Ironically, the very schools that cognitively challenged students are most likely to attend—community colleges—have far lower rates of disabled students, with only three to four percent of such students getting accommodations. Poor peo
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
It wasn’t a rebuttal so you’re welcome? I think what’s really a meme is the idea that withholding payment is the defacto way of creating accountability towards a stakeholder that you don’t like, since its not and also doesn't work Its
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
the only difference is that I don't have the conversation ha, I don't tell people about anything I do that's remotely close to that, rarely even mention anything in tech. I listen to enough other conversations to catch on to
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Tesla has the best charging network - which you don't need a Tesla to access - and all other charging networks seem to be poorly incentivized by not having their own cars that they need to improve the user experience for, as those netw

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