irishcoffee

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by irishcoffee 3d ago
You’re mistaking a technical problem with a process problem.
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by irishcoffee 3d ago
It’s very amusing to me that rust is trying to achieve a safety critical certification. Whatever version of the compiler that gets the cert will be cemented for the next 20 years. Safety critical work / security-sensitive work is compl
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by irishcoffee 3d ago
Could be TP.DT, multi packet. My guess is a typo.
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by irishcoffee 4d ago
Man this made me laugh, that’s too funny. Either you forgot a /s or you sincerely have no idea what you’re talking about.
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by irishcoffee 4d ago
J1939 is really all most consumers need to care about when it comes to their personal car CAN data. https://github.com/Konik-ai/j1939_dbc/blob/main/dbc/j1939.db... There are a ton of dbc files float
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by irishcoffee 6d ago
There’s a story in the Christian Bible about David, Old Testament. He was told to fire arrows into the ground. He shot 3. The response he got was something like “you should have shot more, now you’ll only sack 3 cities.” Tell me more about
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
We did, yes. You either pick a daycare close to home or work, with the deciding factor being which daycare is better.
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
Given your current prose, I don’t really feel like engaging much anymore. Engines speak CAN. We needed software to interface with the engine, along with DC/DC converters, coolant pumps, motor controllers, the IG, and about 20 other com
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
Why put @prestigious.edu and name a famous person? Why not just say you went to Stanford? Lots and lots of people have gone to Stanford.
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
I’m a staff software engineer. :)
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
I’ve never used any microblogging platform and feel like I’ve never missed out. :)
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
> Less maintenance the traditional engine. I can tell you from experience it really isn't much less. Stale gas, dry-rotted hoses, dry/cracked seals, failed starter, fried ECU, fried coolant pump. Also account for the entire oth
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by irishcoffee 7d ago
I worked on unmanned ground vehicles that did this... 10 years ago. In fact we designed them from scratch. FWIW, now you have all the same joys of engine maintenance that one has with a traditional ICE car: oil changes, oil filter changes,
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by irishcoffee 8d ago
Are you trying to make a joke about New England/New York/New Jersey? I’m trying to understand and I just don’t get it.
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by irishcoffee 8d ago
Wouldn’t a “simple” fix for the AWS thing just be to force amazon to split aws out into its own company? Google (alphabet) and Facebook (meta) should probably get split up too.
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by irishcoffee 9d ago
The simple, untried solution is to stop being the export dumping ground of china. But when anyone says that the knee-jerk reaction is “you’re an awful person for saying that” FT has had a few articles about it recently, here is one about a
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by irishcoffee 11d ago
Did you read the link? Spending 1 million bucks to fix all the methane leaks in the world is such an insane bang-for-buck win that I can’t even fathom spending one billion bucks for a tenth of the gain. But sure, go for it. Logic be damned.
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by irishcoffee 11d ago
The current potus was directly elected because “know-it-alls” kept trying to jam ideologies down peoples throats. I have this awful feeling we’re going to swing back that way, and the escalation on “both sides” will be an absolute disaster.
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by irishcoffee 11d ago
Oh, it is. That idea absolutely terrifies china. Their entire economy is predicated on global consumption.
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by irishcoffee 11d ago
There is much lower-hanging fruit than demanding people alter their diets. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/aug/31/turkmeni...
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by irishcoffee 11d ago
I watched a woman break down crying in a grocery store, the guy behind her put 40 lbs of ground beef on the conveyor. She started off as angry “how can you bear the thought of eating all that dead animal?” “Oh it’s not even for me, it’s fo
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by irishcoffee 12d ago
Oh, I sure do.
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by irishcoffee 12d ago
Nobody does. The amount of teenage angst posted in this forum about the current admin is amusingly pathetic. None of it matters. Congress constantly gets a free pass while we focus on a figurehead largely enabled by a passive and embarrassi
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by irishcoffee 14d ago
You have accurately described a email mailing list. Where in the value-add here?
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by irishcoffee 14d ago
A comparison to an artificial score and a comparison to “the same task” These folks must laugh themselves to sleep. This whole industry hoodwinked the masses. It’s impressive.
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by irishcoffee 15d ago
Was it unsurprising at the planning stages?
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by irishcoffee 15d ago
Just speaking from a gambling/odds perspective: the odds that a bubble never pops again in the history of mankind is a 1 out of 100, where the odds of a bubble popping again are 99/100. Your religious finger-pointing cracks me up.
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by irishcoffee 15d ago
Looking at it from an objective/historical perspective, when he first got on his high horse agents weren’t a thing, MCP was in its infancy at best, and half the code generated didn’t compile from frontier models. From there everything
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by irishcoffee 16d ago
I think I’m just going to find the best model I’m authorized to use (of a few of them) and get on with it. You’re much more passionate than I am about Chinese models, I don’t really care about the topic much one way or the other. I show up
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by irishcoffee 16d ago
I realize that was tongue in cheek, but what I found more interesting is that is was only to stand for 20 years and was initially set to be demolished in 1909. So your question is even more amusing as the thing was only supposed to be tempo

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