golden-face

8 ms·

1.
by golden-face 2mo ago
Among The Thugs!! Read it!! Some of the best literature of the late 20th century. Hunter S mixed with David Foster Wallace mixed mixed with Tom Wolfe.
2.
by golden-face 2mo ago
Great writeup! Vividly remember this being a thing especially in multiplayer. What was that janky match matching service, MSN something? Also a really underrated game, the mechanics (line of sight over the horizon stuff) and isometric gra
3.
by golden-face 3mo ago
Even if the peace holds the whole thing feels like a definite L for the following reasons: Materiel - a huge amount of expensive and long lead time to replace missiles/interceptors expended - a $300,000,000 radar station destroyed - li
4.
by golden-face 4mo ago
Oh come on Jump, how can you deny it's not shady? I could kind of agree with the argument that "well these companies stay private longer so they are more mature" but the float exemption with the seemingly arbitrary calculatio
5.
by golden-face 4mo ago
Something definitely seems rotten in The Kingdom of Denmark with respect to the price of oil but I guess the market knows best. What that knowledge is, I don't know. If anything it's surprising the price of natural gas hasn't
6.
by golden-face 4mo ago
Feels more like: can the bond market handle any potential outflows as money is rotated into these IPOs?
7.
by golden-face 4mo ago
How can this ever be approved? Under the unitary executive theory he was suing and is now settling with himself.
8.
by golden-face 5mo ago
IIRC Israeli special forces knocked out almost all of Iran's advanced radar systems last summer right before the nuclear program strikes so to say the F35 dominated is somewhat disingenuous.
9.
by golden-face 6mo ago
Damaged is an understatement, its aft section was completely destroyed and the plane is in two pieces. We only have like 20 E-3s, half of them can't even fly at any given time, and this one was sitting out on a runway like a sitting du
10.
by golden-face 6mo ago
This feels like a misleading ratio, it's just saying the cost is the same in per capita terms but says nothing about the absolute cost or more importantly cost as a percentage of income, which matters for the majority of people in the
11.
by golden-face 7mo ago
It's not guaranteed to be the same outcome in Iran, we're just rolling the dice again and hoping it is.
12.
by golden-face 7mo ago
What is the mechanism which turns these assemblies to do work and move/pull/push something? The inner screw is rotated by a motor, which causes the planetary roller system assembly to move, where the thing you want to move is atta
13.
by golden-face 7mo ago
Yeah really does show you how it's now (actually for some time) just a label, conveniently morphing over time for people/groups you don't like, losing any actual meaning because it's applied so liberally. And it's i
14.
by golden-face 8mo ago
1000%, crazy to look back on spring and summer of 2020 and if he just played it cool and not rocked the boat so much, no doubt he would have been reelected. Not that I agree with many of his policies; if anything it speaks more to his inco
15.
by golden-face 8mo ago
Also friendlies for the record the person I was responding to mentioned millions of settings, which while hyperbolic, you and I know means just hard to find so please share all fishing tips and other notes. For the record I am also with you
16.
by golden-face 8mo ago
Having fished I have found the fish hard to catch so thought I would ask from another fisher.
17.
by golden-face 8mo ago
Can you expand on this? For example details on any tools to do this. I've been trying to disable features I know use resources and aren't needed but the native UIs to do it are hella confusing and feel purposely useless.
18.
by golden-face 9mo ago
What's the inside angle on admitting liability like this? Keep it out of the courts and therefore no discovery and depositions that become public record?
19.
by golden-face 10mo ago
Huh? Why, that makes no sense. But seriously, if a comma is used it would be more like: Nearby to a Netherlands' military base, known to store US nuclear weapons, suspicious drones were fired upon by defensive forces. Alas, we must con
20.
by golden-face 10mo ago
Stuff like this was kind of necessary on those early generation iPods, they had mechanical spinning disks. I remember dropping mine and hearing the click from the busted disk :/
21.
by golden-face 11mo ago
Huh? Even if the farmer could save 100% of that daily $2 earning it's still 60 days worth of wages, which while not exactly $1,000,000, is still a lot for the the farmer.
22.
by golden-face 11mo ago
I am convinced MS has code in Windows which looks for de-bloating and then purposely slows things down. Or the code base has gotten to the point where things are so entangled that de-bloating leads to the slow down as every app tries to con
23.
by golden-face 11mo ago
Green account myself, it's an older code, sir, but it checks out.
24.
by golden-face 11mo ago
Traditionally, defending a currency ends up with more defending of the currency. So best of luck to thee messieurs Bessent and Milei.
25.
by golden-face 1y ago
I haven't dug into this too much but the last time I set up a Windows 11 PC, I created a junk MS account, moved through the setup flow, created a local admin account once Windows 11 was configured and then delinked the aforementioned j
26.
by golden-face 1y ago
Can you share any details or samples of the code/prompts especially with regards to "Gemini with structured JSON output" and "LLMs hallucinate quarters and M&A tags. Solution: deterministic post-processing"? I r