jscottmiller

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by jscottmiller 6mo ago
Become? I believe that’s the point.
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by jscottmiller 7mo ago
I guess that means no Cowork. (edit: assuming that there is no virtualization support)
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OpenAI's Sam Altman Calls for De-Escalation in Anthropic Showdown with Hegseth(wsj.com)
8 points by jscottmiller 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jscottmiller 8mo ago
Looks good so far - I hope Windows support follows soon!
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by jscottmiller 8mo ago
I don’t believe this will cause the collapse in the economy (short to mid term) that you are expecting, where I am defining “this” as a federal funds rate that is politically driven and lower than what Chair Powell would have otherwise set.
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"I put AI in a security camera"(twitter.com)
3 points by jscottmiller 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jscottmiller 8mo ago
This is false - the way these data centers are financed and built is a direct result of the financial and legal systems established and enforced by our government. I do not say this to argue for more or less construction, but to point out t
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Resume: https://scott.works/ Email: Ask the bot above ^
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ModRetro announces Anduril-themed Gameboy Clone(modretro.com)
1 points by jscottmiller 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
Perez Hilton tried this with some success: https://www.cjr.org/feature/perez-hilton-og-original-news-in...
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
I think that choice is already happening in a way that is as natural as we're going to get. I found the recent legal business with Perez Hilton kind of interesting. Take this passage from this story https://www.cjr.org/
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
I agree, though I suspect we'll see something similar to what has happened with Doctors, where companies essentially rent the credentials.
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
Not sure it will replace them, but a tool that allows folks to have a better understanding of the legal system and how to navigate it will certainly impact the existing power systems (of which lawyers are a part).
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by jscottmiller 9mo ago
They are partnering with Delphi Interactive, which I hadn't heard of, though they are some partner with IO on the new 007 game. > Delphi builds AAA games based on the most desirable IP franchises in the world. Delphi has pioneered a
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
Predictable cash flows are good for more-or-less everyone. Luckily Apple has a massive cash reserve and can easily take the short term hit. I suppose you can take advantage of that knowledge and buy when the reactionary investors sell on, p
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SAT Data Shows the Deep Inequality at the Heart of American Education(nytimes.com)
1 points by jscottmiller 3y ago|2 comments
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Bitcoin Is Not Great for Murder(bloomberg.com)
3 points by jscottmiller 3y ago|0 comments
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
I do this as well but with a slightly cheaper solution. You can find a used SNES, Super Gameboy, and Gameboy Camera for a reasonable price on Ebay if you look around and are willing to do some minor cleanup and repairs. If you're fine
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
That's a fair criticism - this isn't an apples-to-apples comparison. What I find interesting about this is the cost of running the service. Being able to run a twitter-like thing on a hundred or so large aws instances is neat and
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
I’m not familiar with Godot networking primitives in 3.X, but 4.0 contains WebRTC support which, combined with a STUN/TURN server, solves the hole-punching problem. You need to run a signaling backend to pass connection info between th
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
https://archive.is/K8f78
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Why Some Americans Buy Guns(nytimes.com)
4 points by jscottmiller 3y ago|1 comments
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by jscottmiller 3y ago
This is fascinating, thanks for sharing! Oddly enough I worked on something similar in grad school in 2008 ( https://cowboyscott.gg/research/micro08.pdf ). Our methods and models were quite primitive (though we did have
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by jscottmiller 4y ago
This is exactly what happened at Mt Gox almost a decade ago.
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by jscottmiller 4y ago
I'm in the middle of this course and finding it to be very good: https://www.udemy.com/course/blendertutorial/ Don't let the long total length fool you - the course was updated for 3.2, but still contain
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by jscottmiller 4y ago
>They repeatedly demonstrate that they are a company of bullies, with how they ban people from their service that don't conform to the left orthodoxy. So the manner in which they conduct their private business, which is well within
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by jscottmiller 4y ago
> We acknowledge and take responsibility for the experience of those impacted. No; apart from a bit of severance pay, the responsibility is on your former hires to restart their job hunts or plead for their previous roles. "Taking r
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by jscottmiller 5y ago
Fantastic idea - love the historical performance and fake money testing features. Can I grab an invitation code?
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by jscottmiller 5y ago
While I don’t mean to compare apples and oranges, I did get a chuckle remembering the message embedded in the genesis block: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"
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by jscottmiller 5y ago
> You don’t own the picture of the dog, you don’t own 20% of the picture of the dog, it is just, like, you come in every day and someone is playing a new weird game and you try to get the high score in today’s game and tomorrow will be a

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