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by booleanbetrayal 28d ago
I once led.an expedition through Japan to find the best gummy candies the country had to offer. Fettuccine Sour Grape gummies took the prize.
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by booleanbetrayal 1mo ago
I am also curious if anyone here has any anecdotal experience with transitioning away from an independent pooler after the v14+ improvements to connection management.
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The Rise of the 1 am Job Interview(wired.com)
3 points by booleanbetrayal 1mo ago|0 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
I suppose that could make sense. It's still rather unfortunate, as this is a concerning development that could probably use some more awareness around it.
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
I don't understand how this thread went from something like #10 on the main page down to #186 in a matter of an hour, despite being more active than most of the threads it is competing with. Can someone more familiar with HN rankings e
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
Is this a Peter Thiel smurf account or something? I'm going to disengage from you and whatever brand of twisted sychophantic (re: "envious") proselytism this is, now. It's boring and certainly not engendering any support
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
I've met a few and they have all been solely focused on maximizing their wealth with little consideration for the second+ order effects. It's anecdotal, but I'll take first hand information over self-serving comms-fodder. Spe
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
You know nothing about me, yet you assume everything. I think having that much money is egregious and I am certainly not envious of people who have an endless void to fill, let alone those who aspire to be like such people. My life is quite
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
Billionaires gonna billionaire, I guess.
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
I believe an upset to Altman and a re-characterization of OpenAI to a charitable stance would have left investors scrambling, and would likely have hastened an unwinding of the AI bubble to some degree. It feels like we'll be on this m
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by booleanbetrayal 4mo ago
Since the negative PR effects of exploding planes undermine the intended positive promotional aspects of conducting air shows, we should probably just halt and save money, right?
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by booleanbetrayal 5mo ago
I spent several years living in Mississippi. As someone who was fairly introverted upon arriving in the Deep South, I had that hammered out me pretty quickly, during every opportunity for social interaction. It's just part of the cultu
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The AI Doomers Who Are Playing with Fire(gizmodo.com)
13 points by booleanbetrayal 5mo ago|6 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 5mo ago
This is a huge deal. Why is it not being discussed on here?
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An Evening at Polymarket's Broken Pop-Up Bar(thebulwark.com)
4 points by booleanbetrayal 6mo ago|1 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 6mo ago
Too late! 1: https://www.businessinsider.com/robot-dogs-quadruped-data-ce...
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by booleanbetrayal 7mo ago
This is what sophisticated corporate welfare and wealth transfer looks like I guess.
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by booleanbetrayal 8mo ago
i just finished Children of Time and found it to be incredibly rewarding. However, I think I prefer Shroud if I were to pick a favorite of Adrian Tchaikovsky. I think he did a very capable job of crystallizing the concept of an alien intell
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by booleanbetrayal 8mo ago
If your lock is one of the most common 90% of consumer pin tumbler locks, you can just avoid all this complexity and bump key them instead. [0] Lock bumping (Wikipedia): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_bumping
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by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago
I remember this driver and relied on it for a few years. Was sort of amazing, all things considered.
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by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago
I have loathed Larry Summers since the repeal of Glass-Steagall. He has consistently treated the American public like he treats women in the Epstein emails. So glad he's finally getting his comeuppance.
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by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago
Yes, yes ... It's the same as it ever was, only so much more so! Beyond just critiquing the disparity here, I feel like the psychology that treats capital in such a frivolous way, shifting it about already privileged pockets of society
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by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago
The next product Apple will unveil will be an iPhone case made of human fingernails from those who have tried to climb this K-shaped economic ladder and failed. It'll be a steal at only $500 a pop.
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by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago
I am wondering what you call consumption that feeds $499 designer margins on polyester like that, while so many people can barely afford to scrape by day to day.
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Tech Workers Are in Deep, Deep Trouble(futurism.com)
4 points by booleanbetrayal 10mo ago|1 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 11mo ago
Never connected my Roomba to the internet and it has worked fine for the past several years. It insists that I should connect to it via the app to resolve the occasional minor issue, but I would always ignore those. It's starting to sh
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by booleanbetrayal 1y ago
This in a nutshell. I think the long and the short of it (place your bets) is that it could be perceived that Apple has lost its foothold on this ever-important (tm) share of the AI marketplace, whereas Google is happily integrating Gemini
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by booleanbetrayal 1y ago
I think people trade on announcements like this, regardless of the full financial picture.
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by booleanbetrayal 1y ago
AAPL is down 1.3% on the news, while GOOGL is up 2%. Their phone offerings have diverged so dramatically with this last refresh cycle.
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by booleanbetrayal 1y ago
As someone who is actively migrating from HCP Vault Dedicated to self-hosted OpenBao, thanks for this update. Any CVE issues worth tracking / linking here?

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