zobzu

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by zobzu 9mo ago
im not sure you're allowed to state all this! kidding but yeah.
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by zobzu 9mo ago
curious where in CA. in the past 15y ive def. seen more rain lol.
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by zobzu 9mo ago
bs. obama fucked up healthcare even more, bombed everyone (even americans) and deported more than trump. color bait.
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by zobzu 9mo ago
it really doesnt have to be golf though lol. its all just excuses. i worked minimum wage (actual minimum mind you, no tips, nothing) for about 7 years and i didn't get obese, must be magic. my hobbies included waking and running around
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by zobzu 9mo ago
natural selection. you can only cheat it so far.
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by zobzu 9mo ago
put simply and fairly bluntly: because they do not know how things work. but actually it's worse. this is HN - supposedly, most commenters are curious by nature and well versed into most basic computer stuff. in practice, it's sl
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by zobzu 9mo ago
google has changed when they started firing everyone to replace them by "offshore", around 2022. you're getting human replies from people who do not give a crap. culture isnt equal.
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by zobzu 9mo ago
no power no jobs. same reason why america has been protecting their oil with wars. energy is the basis for everything. cheap energy is what you want. cheaper than the next guy. it doesnt matter if its for AI, transport, refining goods, etc.
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by zobzu 10mo ago
china stats reporting is worse than US stats - impossible to trust - it'll say everything and nothing every time.
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by zobzu 10mo ago
no change in trend though. and cheaper gas is basically trump policies. i think we should ban gas and let other countries take over (with gas) /s
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by zobzu 10mo ago
Also IBM: we are fully out of the AI race, btw. Also IBM: we're just an offshoring company now anyway. So yeah.
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by zobzu 11mo ago
They don't wanna be Redhat - but IMO it's their biggest mistake (I worked there 10 years).
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by zobzu 11mo ago
Not ICE, but a bunch of similar data at scale for the US https://usdebtclock.org/
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by zobzu 11mo ago
I read this a few times but there's no info.
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by zobzu 11mo ago
actually we wrote this many years ago and left mozilla ans nobody is really updating it other than adding new configs. its not super useful anymore :) at the time it made sense to us because you couldnt have good SSL configuration everywher
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by zobzu 11mo ago
thanks, i enjoyed reading it (though a bit lengthy). what gets me personally is what you describe at https://github.com/little-book-of/c/blob/main/articles/zig-i... - zig is made to feel easy and mo
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by zobzu 1y ago
in some towns (like SF) folks have used Waymo thousands of times - its everywhere, for a good reason - while its not always faster, it's more consistent, pleasant and safe.
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by zobzu 1y ago
IMO this is a context window issue. Humans are pretty good are memorizing super broad context without great accuracy. Sometimes our "recall" function doesn't even work right ("How do you say 'blah' in German ag
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by zobzu 1y ago
liquid glass is dumb. i've no idea what's going on at apple, but it makes zero sense.
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by zobzu 1y ago
hopefully most folks understand that its tongue-in-cheek. with that said its true that it works =)
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by zobzu 1y ago
RH also provides immutable OSes (Kairo uses some of their stuff) via Fedora Atomic and Fedora CoreOS, so for a single RHEL-like immutable instance, i'd just go CoreOS or Kinoite The main reasons to use Kairo are perhaps more around the
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by zobzu 1y ago
chroot'ing isn't sandboxing or "containers". And I don't think it's a very good explanation, actually - not that its necessarily easy to explain. It looks like the author just discovered the kernel and syscalls
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by zobzu 1y ago
I mean, Pixels run a "desktop mode" today if you enable stuff in dev options and connect a display, keyboard, mouse via USB. Not a stretch to imagine that its the same work, so its desktop android, not, ChromeOS merge, this time.
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by zobzu 1y ago
ChromeOS support is contracted and thus guaranteed. But one day they'll have to switch, when the support runs out. IIRC it's 7-10 years depending.
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by zobzu 1y ago
very well done
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by zobzu 1y ago
The problem, especially with AI, IMO is that folks are even more willing to shoot themselves in the foot. IMO this might be due to a few things like these: 1. Folks are trained on buffer overflows and SQL injections, they don't even qu
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by zobzu 2y ago
I believe this is neither. I believe this is purely a form of control - not to make money later or lose less money - rather, I believe many are very afraid of how people would use an un-nerfed LLM. However, it's inevitable.
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by zobzu 6y ago
A better way to think of it in my eyes is, employer pays you to write an app that shows cats. You start and you're like, yeah, no fuck that, and you write an app that shows dogs instead. Employer comes back to you and says "we pay
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by zobzu 6y ago
They claim Google spied on Spiers and did something illegal. This might be the case, but they don't disclose what they exactly did. Maybe we'll know later on.
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by zobzu 6y ago
For what it's worth your comment is technically wrong and misleading - really, it's FUD. Android is very specific about company-owned vs personally-owned phones. Personally-owned lets you setup devices with a work profile where ve

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