digitalsushi

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by digitalsushi 6d ago
yeah but its statistical luck, a few photons keep winning the roulette wheel and pop out very quickly; and a few unlucky ones are still rattling around in there from year 1! it's more like winning a raffle than waiting in a queue
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by digitalsushi 6d ago
I think it's awesome you were right and your teacher was wrong. But I also am glad teachers try to teach kids about slippery slope as a logical fallacy. To convince others, we must use fact; when beliefs are chained as facts, well, you
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by digitalsushi 17d ago
i'd say 'with' instead of 'from', the cloud provider rents you the hardware, what you run on it, is whatever you show up with
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by digitalsushi 22d ago
i did a 24x36, with a loft. 2015, 32,000 bucks from lavalley's in newport nh, installed 80 miles away in another random town. poured slab. 6 windows, 2 garage doors. i realized, all i did was build a garage, not a work from home office
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by digitalsushi 22d ago
one thing about discount DIY mini splits: they're sometimes/often the same model, with a hodge podge of similar but not identical components. it can be very difficult to get a repair person to work on these - they stand a lot to l
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by digitalsushi 24d ago
this is going to turn into a world psychosis eventually, smelling AI on people's breath. the damned thing is plagiarizing the 5% of us that write new text, the AI is in the middle, not the beginning
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by digitalsushi 1mo ago
Remember that simpsons episode where they extrapolate Lisa's overbite
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by digitalsushi 1mo ago
there's this attack on youtube where people who dont want their real names known will autoblock comments with their real names; bots will spam comments with every word and note the ones that were not visible. kinda reminds me of it. no
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by digitalsushi 1mo ago
i'm not carrying anyone's water but i always guessed that maybe half of us seeing how many tokens we can spend for a year straight maybe stressed tested their platform for a year straight
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by digitalsushi 1mo ago
i can make a snickers bar at home in 30 minutes right now. what's stopping me from taking over mars inc
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by digitalsushi 2mo ago
Makes sense. Retired people already pay a surcharge because they're home all day so why not work from home people too?
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by digitalsushi 2mo ago
i dont know anything about music but i listened to some music in JI last year and I just sat there in my car in a parking lot listening to the same piano for half an hour on a loop, dumfounded; it was like how you feel after your wisdom tee
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by digitalsushi 2mo ago
46, I'm a senior infradev somewhere, and this year I built a 48 foot (half length) greenhouse to start learning how to grow stuff. Not as a plan b career per se but I think plan b overall is to have a few things going that can each chi
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by digitalsushi 2mo ago
I dont keep up with my astronomy, is this an explanation for why Betelgeuse (alpha) dims now and then?
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by digitalsushi 3mo ago
Could the GPS provide a correct carrier wave for every electrical system to synchronize with?
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by digitalsushi 4mo ago
in the 1980s we had the McDLT, a styrofoam container to keep the hot side of a hamburger hot, and the cold side cold. This desk kinda reminds me of that.
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by digitalsushi 4mo ago
> The fact that the one AI with a French first name went full French is hilarious. we could just not use the old cliches, French people are just as hard working as the rest of us
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by digitalsushi 5mo ago
A car caught by a dog has no purpose. The activity concludes with no output.
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by digitalsushi 5mo ago
ii'd suppose there's an equilibrium where people will not or can not any longer tolerate the system and breaking it is superior to enduring it but what if people managing society are using software to pre-empt trends and keep us p
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
I got sopwith.exe from my uncle's "big blue disks" subscription. plus a lot of other racy games an 8 year old shouldn't have played. I tried playing a copy on a modern computer and the game started and finished on its o
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
If the majority of mail stops are junk mail only, I would love to see some napkin math of the effect of all those diesel/gasoline accelerations per mailbox, dropped across the daily fleet of drop offs.
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
They paid for an opportunity. Sometimes paying for a chance nets you nothing. If you end up with nothing in aggregate for the chances you pay for, you're a loser. Not in a pejorative sense, just as a fact, you lost. If you come out wit
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
that's weird cause if i am paid in tokens, how do i use those tokens on my employer's workflows? shouldnt the tokens belong to the employer? i understand the concept of an engineering having tools they own but if they're gonn
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
You are not alone. There are people who prefer medium sized knives.
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
after 30 years of waiting for standard micropayments, I have stopped wondering if it's solvable. I perfectly believe we could have had it working 20 years ago but there's a reason someone doesn't desire it to be. i also dont
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
it's like bragging you're Spartacus
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
I wouldn't mind it getting fully tested in court, to be honest.
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by digitalsushi 6mo ago
> This used to really bother me, but lately I'm thinking it is probably for the best. The older I get, the more careful I am to remember there's young people left in my wake and I get to decide whether I owe them anything or no
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by digitalsushi 7mo ago
We don't need PCs or smartphones, we have AI now. They don't need to worry.
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by digitalsushi 7mo ago
meddlesome priests? there's always room for another software arms race. the personal area network is not ready and the evolution will be painful and good for someone - us, or them, without regard for what those divisions are, it's

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