bustling-noose

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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Sounds like my next read. Thinking fast and slow was something I just started but it seems like something I want to read when I’m functioning better.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I agree. While depression and negativity leads you to see things practically rather than in an optimistic and hopeful way, the quality of life and satisfaction in a little optimistic world is much better. I am yet to read Daniel Kahneman bu
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I would like to add to this. I have been depressed since I was a teenager. Anxiety Panic attacks, poor sleep, s*ci*l tendencies. I was able to finally get a job at 29 and first 3 months into it, I realized this is not a right fit and the co
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I want to know if I can use an LLM during problem solving at an interview for SDE jobs at Amazon, Google and Microsoft who have boldly claimed lot of their work is done by LLMs. I will be able to point out the algorithm and explain how it w
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Definitely poor branding. It needs much better 2025 branding and it’ll probably take off in this AI search era where results are really poor tbh and very inaccurate at times.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Protectli makes great hardware. But unfortunately intel runs plenty of code with things like management engine that requires Coreboot to disable during boot. It may also be possible that the cpu refuses to boot with ME disabled so maybe cor
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I’ve been working with a team of so called ‘junior’ devs and coding is the least of the problems. Design and architecture is by far the most difficult thing for people to understand and get a hang of. A staff engineer won’t replace 2-4 juni
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
In India Amazon makes little sense. Neither does kindle nor does local book store. The reason for this is that both paper and printing here is cheap along with labor. The original author also licenses for cheap. The publishing houses howeve
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Music on iPod or a Walkman or a radio is great. But have you ever attended live music shows ? Have you ever ‘felt’ the music ? Even someone at a local bar singing feels and hits different. AI can never bring feelings. That will never change
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
With the kind of funds raised by AI companies there should be 10 different ones sitting next to me competing with each other.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
My theory : Engineers rented servers and maintained them with software and packages and infrastructure scripts / code etc. Then this moved to cloud VMs cause it became easier for higher availability and sometimes cheaper too. Then VM c
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
While the majority of revenue of Microsoft is not Windows anymore, I think Windows defines the brand much like how iPhone and Mac define Apple even though that might be part of the revenue not all of it. What I am curious about is what happ
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Now if only we could see inside a black hole.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Very simple: Big companies like Swiggy and Zepto will mine the F out of your data. Some of it is for their benefit but some of it they could sell in the future. These so called founders are really just another wolf of app street looking to
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I was about to type: the man could have done so much for this world. Instead he chose the dark side. What a sad story.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
The quality of dns always makes or breaks your internet experience. Personally at home unbound on opnsense with some blocking list has always worked really well for me. Openwrt with pihole also works fine. But the moment I have to use some
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Correction here: it wasn’t apples AirPods, it was bose quit comfort over the ear iirc. That’s why I could hear the other person. But I think they could hear me cause of maybe both meet and good mic array.
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
I was sitting at a Starbucks next to a VERY noisy street on a google meet call on an M1 Air with usb-c AirPods (the cheap 19$ one) and I asked the person on the other end if they can hear me at all. To my surprise they couldn’t hear any noi
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by bustling-noose 1y ago
Yes it seems like this is something to do with hardware testing. Maybe memory or registers or something that needed just X bytes etc for overflows or something. It’s really random and the only person who would know it is the one who wrote i
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
And many companies like to have a portfolio of both, or an offer at least from the closest competitor. Tim at Apple for example played this game for decades to make sure he always received competitive prices for parts. They tried to pull it
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
>though nowadays they have more competition in that area This is what is called lack of moat. If today, every router beyond 1Gig was made by Cisco then the moat would be so wide that the internet would literally not exist without it. The
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
What Tim Berners Lee doesn’t know or understand - Social media is like fentanyl or cocaine for the masses. It’s preying on people’s stresses and poor mental health by providing temporary relief or disconnecting from the real world. Social m
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
I think by fuse I mean't its stuck on to the SOC module, not part of the SOC as I may have worded. While you could maybe still add NANDs later in the manufacturing process, it's probably not easy, especially if you need more NANDs
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Sam Altman should have sold OpenAI to Musk for 90$ billion or whatever he was willing to pay (assuming he was serious like he bought twitter). While I find LLMs interesting and feel many places could use those, I also think this is like hit
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The MacBook Air with M4 chip 16gb ram and an amazing display and camera is just 999$. During back to school that will happen soon it’s 899$ with free AirPods. That’s really great value given how good the hardware is.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
I wonder if Apple needs to reconsider Xserve. While Apple probably have some kind of server infrastructure teams, making their own server infrastructure out of their own hardware and software sounds like something they could explore. The ap
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
My thoughts too. This product was in the pipeline maybe 2-3 years ago. Maybe with LLMs getting popular a year ago they tried to fit more memory but it’s almost impossible to do that that close to a launch. Especially when memory is fused no
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
>We are deprecating the blocking version of the webRequest API. This required extensions to proxy all network traffic to provide filtering capabilities, which came at a performance and privacy cost. The new declarativeNetRequest API prov
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The article almost got it right ‘emotions, peer pressure, temptations’ and how people spend money on things they don’t need and then got it wrong by not actually saying what’s important. Money management and financial literacy involves psyc
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Providing encrypted data and not providing encryption are two different things. The CLOUD act requires you to hand over data. It could be encrypted. The UK government is asking to hand over data that is also not encrypted. The two are not t

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