koolba

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by koolba 6d ago
> Our Mitsubishi has other nice features like it can recirculate the water in the bath through a heat exchanger after you already filled it and got in, so it will keep the water from cooling down to lukewarm, and you can even adjust the
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by koolba 8d ago
> Evan Hubinger, Anthropic's staff lead on keeping the technology aligned with human goals and values, backed up Coxon claims in a follow-up post of his own, though he didn't quit the company. > "Jacob is correct here —
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by koolba 9d ago
My favorite movies review was for a film in the late 90s. The name of the film escapes me, but at the time it had full page ad in the paper with quotes from the review. It said “ Watching X like a beach vacation ”. I randomly stumbled upon
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by koolba 10d ago
A corporation is just one or more people pooling their resources for legal and accounting purposes. Theres nothing inherently virtuous or evil about the concept. Going back to my original example, why is it okay for a media company to use t
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Trump Officials Draft Plan to Pay At-Home Parents, Using Funds for Working Ones(nytimes.com)
9 points by koolba 11d ago|2 comments
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by koolba 12d ago
> I don't know, if we'd had an overwhelmingly Democrat-dominated government, we'd have comprehensive bans on government insider trading We had two years under Biden with Democrat control of the House and the Senate. They p
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by koolba 15d ago
> Data retention. Our new system of Enterprise Frontier Safeguards (EFS) gives customers complete privacy (the same as a zero data retention policy) while still being state-of-the-art at preventing adversarial use. EFS works by storing d
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by koolba 20d ago
The prefatory clause of the 2nd amendment’s usage of “well-regulated” means “well-equipped” (i.e., they should have lots of guns!). It’s been repeatedly established through multiple SCOTUS interpretations that it’s just one example of why s
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by koolba 20d ago
> Its like being kosher. Some people choose to not eat non kosher food. I choose not to consume AI generated materials. This is great analogy when you consider the sheer deliciousness of pork and shellfish.
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by koolba 21d ago
Yes it’s only bad when Trump does it. Refusing to enforce drug laws or immigration laws is perfectly fine. Ditto for refusing to honor the 2nd amendment.
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by koolba 21d ago
There’s trade offs for performance, access patterns, throughput, latency, concurrency, workloads, rigor, type systems, extensibility… really every characteristic you could imagine. It’s not a solved problem because each iteration of technol
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by koolba 23d ago
My complaint is not with the approval numbers. Those go back and forth. It’s with referring to half of the country as morons. If that’s the starting point for a debate it’s not likely to be a sincere one.
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by koolba 23d ago
Spending money on don’t have with no financial repercussions is known as the elusive “infinity money hack”. Which clearly does not exist. Of course there’s going to be a a cost to spending beyond your means.
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by koolba 25d ago
> It’s the people that are the problem. These policies and politics will outcast Trump because middle Anerica and The South are filled with morons. What a sad and tired take. Trump won both the electoral and popular vote. Discounting the
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by koolba 26d ago
No deal is a bad deal. Just for an indefinite term.
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by koolba 29d ago
> Need an end table that is lacking? End table? That’s a server rack: https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/List_of_IkeaRacks
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by koolba 29d ago
People who add sugar to coffee miss out on the sweetness of everything else by contrast. The bitterness itself is enjoyable, but the natural sweetness of everyday foods is also magnified.
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by koolba 1mo ago
Everybody was already lazy. Now they have a means of demonstrating it.
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by koolba 1mo ago
Pandoc is awesome. My fav usage is configuring git to use it to normalize binary docs to markdown (like a .docx) so they can be diffed. Works amazing for redlining contacts.
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by koolba 2mo ago
> A good goal as a developer is a high commit message to change ratio. The more lines of code that you change, the more comments explaining why you’re changing the code. More message and less code changes per commit is generally a good i
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by koolba 2mo ago
Why couldn’t he have used the same laptop many years after its release?
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by koolba 2mo ago
The open source version of this has existed for decades as well. There’s the doers that actually enjoy the craft, want to share what they’ve done, and contribute to things they genuinely find intellectually stimulating. And for each of thos
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by koolba 2mo ago
Turning off synchronous_commit gets you most of the way without ever worrying about data corruption if something crashes mid way through. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/wal-async-commit.htm...
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by koolba 2mo ago
When I have a truly difficult prompt, I give it to the laziest model.
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by koolba 2mo ago
All of this boils down to an extra underscore in his username. It’s the type of thing I’d hope our LLM-powered future solves for the common man. Catching typos like that would be load bearing for someone armed only with a public defender.
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by koolba 2mo ago
Be funnier if you even write “do not enter 123456”.
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by koolba 2mo ago
Damn straight. 99% of these types of plays is being willing to run in before there’s a set up. Big up to a 59 year old that is still willing to do so. One can only hope his own knees up that well at that age.
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by koolba 2mo ago
That “-I” really needs to be lowercase.
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by koolba 2mo ago
> It’s a Herculean task, though. I believe it’s spelled Sisyphean.
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by koolba 2mo ago
Kill a man you’re a murderer. Kill a thousand, you’re a conqueror.

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