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by fulladder 2y ago
This is an underappreciated problem. What I observe is that no one does any real work anymore, except immigrants. ("Content creator" is not a real job. That's something you do for fun.) Odd that these guys get beaten up on
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by fulladder 2y ago
I think I remember learning COM object programming in the late 1990s, and Longhorn would still have been an active project at that time. Been a long time, though, so maybe I'm mistaken.
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by fulladder 2y ago
> Also, can you pay student loans with pre tax income? You're asking if student loan debt repayment is tax deductible, and the answer is no.
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by fulladder 2y ago
Just because their work is not of immediate practical importance does not mean it lacks value.
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by fulladder 2y ago
Trump wasn't convicted of rape. He lost a civil defamation lawsuit brought by an ex-girlfriend turned political activist.
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by fulladder 2y ago
An underappreciated reason why Harris lost is that Democrats tried to switch candidates just a few months before the election. I'm not on one side or the other, but when I heard that Lorraine Jobs was pushing for a different candidate
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by fulladder 2y ago
Nah, not a problem. You generate a random number R and encrypt R || V where V is your vote. (Or, equivalently, use something like CBC mode with a random i.v.)
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by fulladder 2y ago
Good idea but skip the acetone!
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by fulladder 2y ago
When will it come to ollama? That's my preferred quantization platform.
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by fulladder 2y ago
Journalism has always been a rather shady business. "Remember the Maine." Also, most of what you hear or read is just a reflection of who is spending money to get press. For example, Taylor Swift, AI companies and the Olympics a
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by fulladder 2y ago
You'd still have GP's problem of not finding any decent health insurance offered for a single-employee business. Google "adverse selection."
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by fulladder 2y ago
Maybe in the future it will be possible to live in a purely digital environment, thus solving the housing shortage.
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by fulladder 2y ago
That’s because neither resulted in a conviction by the Senate.
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by fulladder 2y ago
I remember that guy, but can't think of his name now. A VC told me about the tanks back in the mid-2000s. Thanks for bringing to mind a good memory from back in the day.
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by fulladder 2y ago
> USB controller ICs (as used typically with arduio/esp) can handle a lot of the details for you Can anyone recommend any good USB controller ICs? I normally just use a microcontroller with USB built in.
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by fulladder 2y ago
Great use of a Teensy!
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by fulladder 2y ago
For me, yes. But perhaps this is an area where there is high individual variation?
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by fulladder 3y ago
The author does not understand bid-ask spreads, does not understand distortions created by fees, does not understand that the last trade price is not the same as what you can get at present, and just generally does not understand the realit
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by fulladder 3y ago
I still don't believe it. Mexican candles? This is a technology from ancient times; why would a candle made in Mexico in 2024 be any different from an American or Chinese or wherever candle?
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by fulladder 3y ago
Yes, but perhaps not to the enterprise buyer.
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by fulladder 3y ago
> Most people have never seen a user interface that uses properly all the three buttons of a mouse Bring back IRIX. Those guys had everything figured out and it worked great.
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by fulladder 3y ago
Xeon was/is their workstation line, isn't it? Just curious how you got into a situation where you wanted to optimize a game for that type of hardware. Do gamers actually have Xeon hardware? (Why?)
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by fulladder 3y ago
Yes, and there's also a stealth way to capture it if your planet has any type of gaseous atmosphere: take advantage of air currents that arise from the repeated heating and cooling of your atmosphere using a wind turbine.
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by fulladder 3y ago
This subject has been discussed to death, especially on this site. There's no new information about this debate. The first issue seems to be that front line managers see WFH making them irrelevant, and this is bubbling up to senior man
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by fulladder 3y ago
"We can't protect your privacy because you are using one or more privacy extensions..."
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by fulladder 3y ago
Recreation pessimism sounds reasonable enough. With any ominous looking trend in society, it's probably a good idea to spend a bit of time thinking/worrying about it. It's just important to maintain an overall level head and
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by fulladder 3y ago
I wouldn't call it democracy; the stuff this person is complaining about is neither caused by, nor even particularly related to, the government. I would call these trends in popular culture.
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by fulladder 3y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is satire/trolling. Moloch? If it's trolling, bravo, well done! If not: you're not wrong about any one individual thing but you have a completely distorted sense of proportions.
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by fulladder 3y ago
There is still a lot of value in reading reviews. People have grown cynical because there are a lot of fake reviews online these days, but that just means you have to think critically about what you are reading. Try to extract concrete fact
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by fulladder 3y ago
How do you figure that the free software movement failed? I definitely see a loss of interest these days, but the accomplishments of the last 30 years are enormous.

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