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by checker 14d ago
The lockup period is still in effect (for now) but reductions to index inclusion rules expose the stock to passive vehicles like ETFs that are obligated to have a specific allocation on the stock. So now there is an essentially guaranteed d
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by checker 23d ago
Thanks for the extra context!
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by checker 23d ago
No expert - but from what I've heard, Florida and Texas are constrained for efficent polar (North/South) orbit launches due to restrictions over populated areas. Whereas Louisiana has the Gulf to the south so no/fewer restric
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by checker 2mo ago
Thank you for your work! I was looking forward to the stateless update.
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by checker 4mo ago
I agreed that AI will enable entrepreneurship but yes everyone will continue to lose ground to the owners of compute.
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by checker 4mo ago
Parent didn't say they liked it; I'm reading it as an expression of concern (that I share).
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by checker 4mo ago
Nice thought, but who controls the production (AI Compute) that enables this lifestyle? Those who control the production will control the non-workers.
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by checker 4mo ago
I agree in the short term. But in the long term, the owners of the compute will become disgustingly rich without a wealth tax, nationalization, or local AI becoming competitive and ubiquitous. There are still problems to solve; the alternat
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by checker 4mo ago
Tokens are not fungible for hosted models but there are resellers like Github Copilot and OpenRouter. These allow you to purchase capacity and choose which hosted models to burn your tokens on. Obviously there is some margin being taken in
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by checker 4mo ago
https://opencode.ai/
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by checker 5mo ago
A parent wanting to record a fleeting moment with their child without the potential distraction of pulling out a phone or other camera. This alone doesn't outweigh all of the negative uses, but I would argue that it's reasonable a
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by checker 1y ago
I wonder why this is on HN and not Reddit.
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by checker 1y ago
This is where this belongs.
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by checker 3y ago
Sounds like parent was using async to mean that JS has single-threaded concurrent functions by default. Disclaimer: I'm just the messenger here so you might hate what follows, the community is choosing the words. Concurrency as a keywo
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by checker 3y ago
| Just like the ratcheting trolleys that go up and down hills. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funicular
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by checker 3y ago
"Too big to fail"
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by checker 3y ago
And the I stands for Internet. I guess we're considering local BT networks to be "the internet" now. Perhaps the BT connection bridged the device to the internet, but we have no indication of that and the internet was used as
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by checker 3y ago
Awesome, thanks! I am in fact guilty of using logrotate but thankfully I haven't been burned yet. Although perhaps with the advent of containers piping logs to streams I've unknowingly absolved myself. Also, you have an amazing we
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by checker 3y ago
What's your recommended alternative to the newsyslog style of external logfile rotation? I'm not much of a sysadmin but it might be useful to know at some point. Thanks in advance!
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by checker 4y ago
Please be clear about your affiliation with this service (as you were in another thread). Anyway, looks it might be useful with Docker shooting themselves in the foot.
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by checker 4y ago
RTA. In the article, the author writes the following: That correlation holds up after controlling for all sorts of other dietary and physical variables (weight, age, gender, known cardiovascular risk factors, and more).
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by checker 4y ago
Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) mentioned that his right capacitive turn signal button is occasionally unresponsive with his Model S Plaid and he's had to resort to lane changes without a turn signal https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by checker 4y ago
I was so excited to roll up to my grandparents house for Thanksgiving and have to stop for wild turkeys crossing the road.
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by checker 4y ago
Creating zones is one thing, enforcement is another. Hopefully technology can help solve this because I honestly don't see any other way - the oceans are too vast.
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by checker 4y ago
Alright, I'm no MAD game theory expert so I'll probably get ripped apart, but I'll appreciate the discussion. I've wondered if there's any MAD incentive to keep some major groundbreaking technology under complete wr
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by checker 4y ago
He posted a correction (at the bottom) that they are running Windows 7, so it's a marginally better situation.
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by checker 4y ago
You have a typo, it's HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State).
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by checker 4y ago
The author is affiliated with Virginia Governor Youngkin. There is definitely an agenda being pushed here, probably for Youngkin. Interesting that the author is calling for an end to political games within the CDC when he's playing one
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by checker 4y ago
I'm going to guess the first is Webb due to the mirror pattern (but that's cheating and your larger point stands).
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by checker 4y ago
I got them mixed up, thanks for the correction.

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