Eji1700

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by Eji1700 6d ago
> Provenance is hard to track Right, which is going to open a lot of doors to a lot of questions. I don't think there's any legal ramifications on this, just ethical ones about when and how you publish research, but it's y
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by Eji1700 7d ago
> If I needed that screen real estate, I'd be reaching for my laptop. Which you commonly have in your pocket? I have a GPD pocket 4 and love me some portable laptops, but I do sorta hope we get somewhere with foldables to where I&#
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by Eji1700 10d ago
And then your neighbor spins up an unprotected network or something like xfinity which they could have a deal with and it connects there and phones home anyways.
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by Eji1700 10d ago
You would think that would matter, that they’re basically violating all known PII/HIPAA/GDPR/National security standards and god knows what else, but I expect at most some class action down the line.
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by Eji1700 11d ago
Curious how this compares to Cosmos Cloud ( https://cosmos-cloud.io/ ). I picked it a few years ago for much the same reason as anyone else (sick of this shit), and it's main attraction to me was it being a turnkey solut
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by Eji1700 15d ago
> It's exactly because Firefox is so important that you'll see people here complaining when Firefox does things to push away users like Mozilla buying up an ad-tech company, collecting data on users, and using firefox to push p
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by Eji1700 18d ago
No? I’d say just test or YouTube how it works. Its a bad explanation
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by Eji1700 19d ago
Eh I think things like vimium have kinda solved this. Push a button, every icon is now labeled with a key, type that key, counts as a click, done. I get that this does NOT solve for say, someone who's blind (i guess you could announce
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by Eji1700 21d ago
Yeah this is the "early netflix" era. Take advantage while you can and plan for the future.
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by Eji1700 1mo ago
It's interesting because i'm kicking the tires on the top tier stuff for a month (because it's expensive as fuck but I need to know where the ceiling is). I have actually gotten "hey i don't think this is a good ide
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
Yeah to be clear that's what I meant. Contributions beyond that depend on your situation, but if you can match your employer your should.
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
“Pay your bills on time and fully” “Do what you can to eliminate addictive vices or never get them” “Max your Roth and 401k contributions before even thinking about anything else” “Try to budget” “Don’t live beyond your means. Monthly payme
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
Some of that power comes from things like US Treasuries being rock solid, and this is the sort of thing that could change that. There are other players out there and other ways the world could trade and fiance. There's a LOT of reason
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
Uh...they're just going to pave it and throw something over it. Edit- To be clear maybe not specifically in this case, but "oops we've ruined this ecosystem to the point we can't farm it" rarely ends with "bett
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
It's an amorphous solid last time I dove into this. The "well it's technically a liquid!" because it "flows" is really not telling the whole story. Like most science, it's just more complex than can be qu
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
There are still things considered “state secrets” or similar categories which can very very quickly cause you problems if it’s on a remotely commercial website. I’m not going to say you can’t find some of this information in shadier spots,
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by Eji1700 2mo ago
Yeah i'm wondering how much of a role that plays in this as well. On the one hand I could believe it's something more benign, or the usual misunderstood fear mongering making it to some political level (well make sure those users
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
Yeah that's what I did, but the focus on lower level programming meant a lack of part of what I find fun about coding which is code reuse optimization and abstraction. I sorta reached the limit of what I could do in Exa (hell i was ju
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
Always wish Exa could scale a little more. I understand that it's supposed to stay at the low level of coding, but when i realized unfolding loops was a very valid way to improve your score, I learned a lot, and also realized it'
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
> Does radiology really make +$700,000.00 a year ? The radiologist I know does not, but they are paid very well (and these numbers are always dumb when you're not sure if they're living in Manhattan vs literally anywhere in Ken
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
The main market to me is going to be ibuypower people, so a console gamer who wants to jump to PC but doesn't want to self build. I've been screwing around on pcpartpicker on and off for today, and I don't see a clean way to
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
> While Minecraft is just a game, I'd argue it has more societal value than Cursor. The way things are valued is nonsensical to me. Well it's because societal value is not profitability. Only question that matters is if Cursor
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
I think the only opinion I care about on this will be Aswath Damodaran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQKIJU7TmTc I plan to stay the fuck away from it either way, but he's at least someone who's not only good at
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
Another VIA/QMK/VIAL nerd, mostly with 40%'s (split or otherwise, Chiri CE and Mercutio being my favorites), I think the main things modern keyboards should flat out adopt: 1. Offer a layout that's swapped CAPS with Ctrl
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
I do love that javascript's history is basically just coder mentality distilled. "oh yeah we'll fix that shortly" is almost always "oh fuck now we have to"
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by Eji1700 3mo ago
> They need to financially engineer a good looking quarter beforehand. Eh given the quality of recent IPO proposals I think they can just say there's a couple zillion air molecules to turn into gold and be done with it.
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by Eji1700 4mo ago
> I think this is poor advice. Its share of the index will be relatively small and if it is indeed a dud, the index will organically rebalance. If a 1 to $1.5t IPO that was fast tracked onto the S&P500 and then hoovered up a bunch of
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by Eji1700 4mo ago
> Do you think people buying the SP 500 are forced to buy... If it's an index fund, like the vast majority of pension/roth/etc funds, then yes, yes they are. It's literally the whole point of an index fund. https:&#
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by Eji1700 4mo ago
> The AI IPOs To be clear, the Space X prospectus seems to claim it IS an AI IPO.
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by Eji1700 4mo ago
I just responded above, but you might want to look at the GPD Pocket 4. It is NOT cheap ($1300 min spec) but it's also quite a bit more powerful and with better ports (full size HDMI and Ethernet). It's not for everyone, but it b

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