archildress

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by archildress 1mo ago
Our regulatory framework is so asleep at the wheel. It is as if there is this unpierceable veil if you operate as a corporate entity, as if multiple people's combined transgressions are less than a single person doing it.
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by archildress 2mo ago
From my view, as soon as they do that, they send people out the door to use Opencode instead - and once many people have a taste of trying every model via Openrouter, it's eye opening as to the possibilities. Of course - Anthropic and
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by archildress 3mo ago
Nice tool - would love it if I could press a number on the keyboard to select and rapidly move through them.
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by archildress 3mo ago
Sure seems like all this fancy Copilot coding help they have would've helped develop a better email client.
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by archildress 7mo ago
Anyone else immediately think of this commercial? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbKsC4GCT5k *Since blue is the shortest wave length...*
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by archildress 1y ago
I just feel extremely sad about the mass quantity of events like this happening right now because they are all aggregate to huge negative effects but the average person knows nothing of it. It feels so unfixable.
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by archildress 2y ago
I hope all the self proclaimed tech libertarians in the audience who hate so called "cancel culture" loved a little laugh at their expense. :)
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by archildress 3y ago
Roughly equivalent to "all news networks are biased", overlooking the "but not to equivalent degrees."
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by archildress 3y ago
Headline ought to be re-written as "Supreme Court forced to codify once-unwritten rules due to rampant abuse by Justice Thomas."
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by archildress 3y ago
I really can't make clear enough how good Kagi is. I've tried all the competing emerging search engines as they've had their 5 minutes of fame. They don't compare to kagi. it's the first google rip and replace I&#x2
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by archildress 3y ago
Just-in-time will cost you far more than it will save you. The problem is that when it fails, you judge those failures as "backwards looking one offs" as opposed to a cost that is part and parcel to being JIT. Factory downtime is
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by archildress 4y ago
Can't wait for the courageous design decision to then remove numbers from the follow-up release for more simplicity.
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by archildress 4y ago
I've thought about this many times, and my answer is: when there is a massive, at-scale leak of seriously disruptive personal information. Think Google search history, medical files, or databases of credit card transactions. When it ta
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by archildress 4y ago
Yeah, it's not a super steep discount; I wound up getting $235 for it. Sales tax would've been about another $30 here so it was about $100 off sticker price with probably 10 hours of play.
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by archildress 4y ago
Sold my barely used Quest 2 a few weeks ago and had a real hard time getting even $235 for it.
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by archildress 4y ago
I can't say enough good things about Kagi Search. I dropped it in as my Google replacement a couple of months ago and don't want to go back. https://kagi.com/search
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by archildress 5y ago
Oof, this is a very antiquated idea of a CFO's involvement. I've worked for a few and more often than not, they're on the front line with every decision.
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by archildress 5y ago
All planning really is based on assumptions, like safety stock levels. In organizations you typically have someone who decides "hey, this is the right level of inventory to keep, based on our demand right now." That's not a b
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by archildress 5y ago
It’s almost as if there are happy mediums in between the two scenarios. :)
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by archildress 5y ago
Thank you Toyota and practitioners of "lean" / "Six Sigma" that told us all about the wonders of just-in-time, to only carry exactly as much inventory was needed for demand. After all, we'd rather have that cas
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by archildress 5y ago
Could be Titanium Dioxide that is involved in whitening. Have seen enough from my view that this would be my guess. And what could be more basic than that. :)
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by archildress 5y ago
There's plenty of competition - note that despite capturing 75% of profits, Apple accounted for only 13% of units shipped.
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by archildress 5y ago
I'm sorry but your analogy just doesn't work. If you're de-platformed from YouTube, Facebook, etc, you can still publish your content and share it. You have a distribution issue, you don't have an "ability to perfor
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by archildress 5y ago
There are compelling alternatives for many of the platforms you mention; what was happening to OF amounted to a complete disqualification from infrastructure.
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by archildress 5y ago
Again, my original comment is merely a criticism of credit score and not the entire consumer lending infrastructure. Three credit bureaus purport to have a comprehensive opinion of someone's credit worthiness without considering their
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by archildress 5y ago
I didn't bring EBITDA into the conversation; free cash flow is a useful metric for both personal finance and corporate finance and isn't comparable. EBITDA is too adjusted to be useful for personal financials.
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by archildress 5y ago
Just to be clear, my criticism is of the credit score metric, which I feel is disproportionately depended upon for credit worthiness. A credit score does not take into account income.
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by archildress 5y ago
In reply to your first point, the original article discusses credit score, which does not use income in any way. You're talking about applying for loans, which use a credit score and other factors to determine credit worthiness. My p
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by archildress 5y ago
On larger loans, sure. But the credit score metric that is the first indicator does not inherently use income. You self report with no verification whatsoever.
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by archildress 5y ago
Credit scores are so fundamentally broken anyway. In financial analysis of a company, the number one item you tend to look at is "free cash flow" - the "cash available for the company to repay creditors or pay dividends and i

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