gman2093

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by gman2093 2mo ago
Really depends on where you live. I find it's much better in bigger cities. Universities will have commercial-free stations. Also, more competition for the larger listener markets.
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by gman2093 3mo ago
Property taxes are too low.
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by gman2093 3mo ago
Arbitrary remote code execution, maybe sold to the highest bidder like some shady cloud provider?
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by gman2093 3mo ago
Also, I don't think LLMs have invented a way to make our applications maintenance-free. At some point outages become very costly, and a 24/7 support schedule for 1 dev is going to have trouble scaling. When production is down, we
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by gman2093 4mo ago
Black hat hacking seems to be a well-fit use case for these LLMs. Attackers only need to be right once, so the sometimes-wrongness of the attacks might be trivial. This probably devalues stashes of zero-day exploits for those that have been
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by gman2093 4mo ago
Alternatively, and sometimes more cost-efficient: you can find a developer who can write bespoke if statements. There are dozens of us!
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by gman2093 6mo ago
Not just bikes did collect some data for a youtube video here: (Skip to 13:03 for EVs specifically) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTV-wwszGw8 In summary, ICE vehicles are louder, but not by as much as you might guess.
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by gman2093 6mo ago
It also decreases the consumption rate. introduction of immigrant populations has not been shown to increase the unemployment rate, rather the opposite. https://www.epi.org/blog/immigrants-are-not-hurting-u-s-born...
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by gman2093 8mo ago
Most systems use fresh water for cooling. Salt water can corrode pipes and deposit sediment, but maybe there's a way to use ocean water efficiently. They also need to be powered and connected to a network, but that seems like an easier
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by gman2093 8mo ago
Excel/google sheets can be no-code, low code, or full-on VBA macros. I think they are pretty helpful.
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by gman2093 9mo ago
Beans, boots, and bullets. You can't eat gold.
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by gman2093 11mo ago
This seems worse than the Dubai quadcopter taxis in general, but it would be cool in niche situations. I wonder if it can be adapted to land on water with inflatable landing gear.
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by gman2093 11mo ago
We have these smaller wheeled vehicles on a college campus, I'll note that they are not autonomous. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1yDtLhRygs
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by gman2093 1y ago
apex predator of grug is complexity
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by gman2093 1y ago
I would have considered this article as overly grandiose a year ago. Part of me wonders if there is some possibility that this is becoming a more prevalent thinking. Even if bitcoin crashes to $0.01 USD, it still has some usefulness as a wa
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by gman2093 1y ago
"We'll burn that bridge when we come to it" - one of my favorites
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by gman2093 1y ago
If this were a goal, the USA would not want to push other countries into China's sphere of influence. The simpler explanation is that non-tariff taxes require congress and are not fully under control of the executive branch. This allow
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by gman2093 1y ago
Also, don't shrink away from toil or lack of pleasure- to an extent.
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by gman2093 4y ago
I work for a company called "Fetch" and I call us "Fetchens"
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by gman2093 4y ago
>JBS, Tyson, Danone It is in the best interests of these companies to preserve the status quo of sub-par veggie burgers
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by gman2093 4y ago
With respect, your statement about ECT is not aligned with reality. ECT is evidence-based and effective, with side effects that are less pronounced in many cases than drug-based therapies. It is approved for use in pregnant patients in the
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by gman2093 4y ago
Some places make money selling software, some places make money selling out their employees!
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by gman2093 4y ago
You jest, but they are absolutely on it
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by gman2093 4y ago
You can't eat gold or bitcoins.
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by gman2093 5y ago
Seems like a lot of folks here and at spotify do, as do we at my gig. Where do you keep your feature flags? Do you have to perform a reset to update them or do you cache them for X minutes?
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by gman2093 5y ago
I think there's still a market for slide-out keyboards on devices. They felt a bit janky in the 00's but I would still be first in line for the next android (or even ios, unlikely) device with such a feature. In high school I coul
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by gman2093 6y ago
I like horsengoggle. On the count of 3 everyone holds out a number of fingers. A pre-decided caller counts that many around the circle of players.
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by gman2093 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw-aSim4Fks
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by gman2093 10y ago
There are 212 grams of sugar in a 2L of coke. According to the World Health Organization recommendation of 25g/day or fewer, that would clock in at about 8.5 times the recommended maximum. So yeah, coke has lots of sugar, even twice as