chollida1

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by chollida1 10d ago
Well he can't run again, so he won't be having another inauguration.
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by chollida1 18d ago
About 15 years ago it really started to get corporate. Big money came in and created camps with air conditioning, huge RV's no bartering, etc. Dustin Moskovitz and the like started going and wouldn't dare behave the ordinary peas
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by chollida1 19d ago
I think we are in agreement with your statement, up until the second part of it. Like i said, its a best practice to run MCP servers, etc with their own user account and access and not with your own account. The moment you ran your app with
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by chollida1 19d ago
Isn't a best practice to run llm's and agents under their own user that gives them only access to what they require? How would an llm suddenly get access to your ~/.ssh folder if you didn't expressly give it access?
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by chollida1 19d ago
What about writing in C. If you use a compiler its not your code that's running and not your work. You are setting the bar way to high. We use LLM's for our coding and its most definitely our code and work. How would it be any
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by chollida1 1mo ago
> Probably safer than government bonds at this point if you can HODL. Not sure how you came to the conclusion that SPCX is safe because of the government backstop/bailout, but government bonds are less safe. I'll take the other
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by chollida1 1mo ago
Wrong thread??
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by chollida1 1mo ago
if you track their 5 year stock price you'll find the market fully agrees with you. It was $458 in 2021 and is $112 now. The market caught on quickly that Atlassian's software fits into the group of software like Oracle or SAP th
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by chollida1 2mo ago
> It is architecturally impossible for an LLM to associate a link or citation that it crawled with a response that comes out the other end. I mean, its not. Lots of LLM's focused on finance do this already. Bloomberg's own ASK
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by chollida1 2mo ago
anti-american? What specifically about the OP's post is anti-american?
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by chollida1 2mo ago
yes, monthly returns are expected to be volatile for a fund like this. No in that, no LP wants 2/3rd down months. That kind of swing is insane. That' means any LP that invested in the past 3 moths is completely wiped out, as in t
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Tesla Weighs China Unit Sale Ahead of SpaceX Deal(bloomberg.com)
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by chollida1 2mo ago
> let's be clear here - he didn't actually "lose" a ton of money. he was up 439% net in the first half of 2026. He's down 67% on the month. He most certainly lost alot of money. He'll be fine and i think he
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by chollida1 2mo ago
gotcha. I've never heard of 16amp service, in Canada we have 15 amp. But its very common to have many 15amp and 240V lines run in a house in Canada. My kitchen alone has 4 different lines. i don't think your scenario is all that u
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by chollida1 2mo ago
Most North American homes would have 240v and 200Amp service. A 16Amp fuse seems down right tiny:) We have 50 amp service running a hot tub and another 50 amp service line to charge an electric car.
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by chollida1 2mo ago
Oh man, that's an old school name. I miss cranky geeks, to the point where I've gone back to listen to older episodes.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
> It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies. How do you get your code to the point where it has no dependencies? How do you do any sort of database writing without a library,
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by chollida1 3mo ago
Most of this debt will be forgiven or given a significant haircut. The legal term is odious debt and it has a long history of debt taken out by dictators being forgiven once the dictator has been removed. The IMF will normally make a ruling
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by chollida1 3mo ago
rats, so this isn't really a viable solution.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
How does this work without a phone? I do 99% of my computer work, like now, not on a phone. Do regular desktop and laptop computers have the same secure enclave feature?
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by chollida1 3mo ago
> But then he made a tweet that basically just says "I suggested this, some people like it, some hate it". That's super against the rules, because it attracts people to the proposal who otherwise wouldn't have seen it
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by chollida1 3mo ago
You could be right about the Korean plants. I only relied on google to give me the top 5 nuclear plants active in the world. The Korean plants you mention were not on the list.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
The lidar shows me: - if a car is behind me - how many cars( I think up to 8) are behind me - what speed they are coming up on me by way of animation To answer your question about what to do, mostly yes, yield the road if I'm on a cou
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by chollida1 3mo ago
I mean, Ontario runs the Bruce nuclear plant which is the second largest in the world in terms of the power it generates at 6,610 MW, Japan gets the top nod with a plant that generates 7,965 MW.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
I use a Garmin edge bike computer and a Garmin tail light with lidar that shows cars as they come up from behind on you on the computer screen and give audio alert as well. That works well enough for most road riding. I wonder if having a
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by chollida1 3mo ago
Makes alot of sense. Canada has: - one of the largest uranium reserves - a well respected and safe nuclear design in CANDU - experience with building and refurbishing nuclear reactors(Darlington) and for Ontario itself A need for more base
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by chollida1 3mo ago
Really? I don't think anyone really holds him responsible for the dotnet crash of 2000 as that was a market issue and irrational exuberance issue and not a monetary one. And 2008 was similar. The Fed doesn't control or have any r
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by chollida1 3mo ago
I'd never heard of this. Can you provide a link? I'd be very interested in reading about this fraud.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
Ah, thank you.
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by chollida1 3mo ago
> "DX tarpits" Google shows no results for this term so i'm guessing its your own short hand for something hard?

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