bjustin

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by bjustin 14d ago
Given the current use of AI tools I would think that SEGV_MTESERR crashes would be low hanging fruit to fix. AI tools do ok with identifying memory corruption issues, given a smoking gun, in my experience.
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by bjustin 2mo ago
>In some areas, density is appropriate, and in some areas it's not. Indeed, the way we have effectively banned density everywhere is wildly inappropriate. Cities should allow dense development. That is, after all, the whole idea of
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by bjustin 2mo ago
I've heard talk from some folks telling these people that their concerns about data center water use, power, noise etc. are overblown. Water companies disagree, saying data center water usage in fact is quite significant. Oops. https:
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by bjustin 2mo ago
Amazingly, they managed to _undersell_ the ill effects that the oil industry would have on even just the US, such as the oil-driven military actions we've taken over the years.
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by bjustin 2mo ago
The "coastal elites" they resent are made up by conservative media. No behavior changes by the yuppies can affect the ever-increasing resentment people feel in response to this sneering bully, because the bully is made up and the
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by bjustin 2mo ago
Deploying thousands more gas turbines in a short time is impossible. Lead times for gas turbines are already multiple years.
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by bjustin 3mo ago
“Finding and halting the boot stomping on your friends and neighbors is a violation of your friends’ and neighbors’ freedoms”
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by bjustin 3mo ago
Market efficiency as most people in the US mean requires the presence of things like roads in decent condition and regulation of RF spectrum use. Both of those are funded via taxes. Reasonable tax rates and uses of tax revenue are required
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by bjustin 3mo ago
One of the problems is that rather than billionaires being it for money, they’re in it for money. They don’t lack for money to live, sure, but they do want more money for the power it provides.
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by bjustin 3mo ago
I agree but I also think this end up a case of "worse is better". Sure it sucks that doing things with AI is slower and more prone to issues, but now you can be more lazy and still mostly accomplish the same things. I don't e
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by bjustin 3mo ago
Apple's market cap would have dropped by 30-50% if they had signed CUDA drivers? How would that have played out?
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by bjustin 5mo ago
I agree that we must stop subsidies for cattle farming.
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by bjustin 7mo ago
Whoever added the pause button on the image carousel on that page, I applaud you.
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by bjustin 7mo ago
There are plenty of long, straight, flat roads around town here, where riding at 28mph would be perfectly safe. People driving feel free to go 30+mph, after all. My e-bike's assist only goes up to 20mph, which I can sustain even withou
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by bjustin 7mo ago
I propose a new and improved e-bike classification scheme: Class A: Bikes that can not go over 10mph via a throttle. And can’t go over 28mph with pedal assist. Or set the pedal assist limit at 20mph if you’re feeling especially conservative
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by bjustin 7mo ago
How did we go from "wealth extracted from [Europeans and Europe]" to "wealth extracted from a company"?
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by bjustin 7mo ago
Having used Android Studio for work for a few years and used Xcode quite a lot for longer, I find the praise for Android Studio to be puzzling. I would give it "fine" but no way I'd say it is "good". I haven't
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by bjustin 1y ago
This problem is very real. There is at least an ok way to avoid it getting too bad: make lots of View and ViewModifier structs, with each one having smallish amounts of code. Split them up to the extent that it feels silly. As an added bonu
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Framework Laptop 13 gets Core Ultra CPUs, cheaper Ryzens, and higher-res screens(arstechnica.com)
11 points by bjustin 2y ago|0 comments
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by bjustin 2y ago
Non-archive.org link: https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/1/17/312
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LKML: Zebediah Figura: Kernel interface for Wine synchronization primitives(web.archive.org)
1 points by bjustin 2y ago|1 comments
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by bjustin 3y ago
I've used it to make proper sheet music out of tabs people post on Ultimate Guitar. It was a slog to get started, but I suspect that is because of the wide range of symbols etc I needed to use. Once I had a sense for how to find things
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by bjustin 3y ago
I’ve had this happen as well. Unfortunately I only book — and want to drive — sedans, so I learned I have to make sure to say so to the rental company employee if they say they’re upgrading me for free. Even then, sometimes they have so few
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by bjustin 3y ago
I am surprised to see these are subscriptions when the Mac versions are one-time purchases. I wonder if they will make the subscriptions work for both these new iPad versions as well as for the Mac versions of the apps.
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by bjustin 3y ago
Why would everyone high speed charge? You can get 250 miles in Model 3 at 12 hours of 6.6kW (~22 mi/hour). Even only eight hours would get 170 miles. Eight hours of charging per night is doable for most people, I imagine.
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by bjustin 4y ago
I’ve used ARC with a stereo pair via my Apple TV for a while now. It sounds amazing. I can even play FPS games on my gaming PC with the audio piped to my HomePods, through the Apple TV via ARC, and there is no noticeable latency.
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by bjustin 4y ago
I also found Hinge to have a much higher hit rate of conversations-per-profile-seen, and dates, than the other apps.
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by bjustin 4y ago
I think Cloudlfare’s choice to block them is fine and CF was probably fine allowing their use of the service before, given the damage to their reputation they apparently considered acceptable. Historically, you needed money or influence or
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by bjustin 4y ago
To add more details, the legal precedent on this only says government accounts' posts and account pages are their own public-square-type place, not the entire Twitter service. Personal accounts when used for government-like purposes by
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Sweeping Children’s Online Safety Bill Is Passed in California(nytimes.com)
9 points by bjustin 4y ago|2 comments

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