milch

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by milch 8d ago
I do think there's a point where introducing different failure modes is harmful. Say they end up causing more pedestrian crashes and more head-on & angle crashes (such as the one in this article), but less loss-of-control and fixed
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by milch 8d ago
I have an LG OLED as well, and to be honest I don't care. It is pretty obvious that every TV manufacturer does it by the fact that they all have to make their TVs "smart", perhaps save for the tiny/unknown ones that don&
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by milch 10d ago
Isn't the whole point of UBI that it is universal and equal, e.g. everyone gets XX$ no matter what? If it is tied somehow to behavior then it is not UBI anymore, but more like a tax credit
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by milch 10d ago
Maybe I don't remember the names, dates, and others correctly but I don't think they had things like > Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients are equivalent peers on the LAN. > Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients aren’t equivalent peers on the L
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by milch 10d ago
As someone who has done OSS work maintaining a project of similar size, and who works with people maintaining projects 10x larger, IMO this is totally fine. Maintainers deserve to get the bag. 99.999% of users won't pay for it, even if
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by milch 25d ago
I've had my code editor's configuration set to auto save for at least 15 years at this point. I've never had the problem of not being able to throw something away that I wanted to throw away - either it's in the git hist
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by milch 1mo ago
We don't have carpet, and I use the grounding armband from my iFixit set. I've never had an SSD die either even when swapping them between various systems over the years. My oldest M.2 is about 10 years old, a 120GB that I now als
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by milch 1mo ago
The cheapest compatible one I can see new (and one of the only ones...) is currently at 120: https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100007625%20601413455%20601409... That's actually not bad, last time I checked the only on
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by milch 1mo ago
I bought from Newegg both times. The first time it was an ASRock MB that was dead, and to be fair, the issue here was that some part was on backorder so by the time everything arrived and I put it together I had to deal with ASRock RMA rath
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by milch 1mo ago
Yeah, just barely, and only if you don't value warranty or build time. I'm also not super sure you could get something together that is somewhat compact like the steam machine and still be cheaper. I've built two PCs in the l
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by milch 1mo ago
I've been in the same boat since it seems something about the memory controller on my gaming PC's MB is broken, but price wise it feels like it just doesn't make sense. I could get something from eBay relatively cheap but the
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by milch 2mo ago
> As far as I can tell, non-stick is just a ploy to get people to keep buying new pans as it wears off. This is one of the biggest reasons my wife and I switched away from non-stick too. We moved from replacing non-stick pans after a yea
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by milch 2mo ago
My wife and I started doing this about 5 years ago or so. Since then, we gradually acquired more carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and enameled cookware. Initially we were reaching for the non-stick for all the typical reasons, e.g.
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by milch 2mo ago
With the Chinese models now being 3T too I don't think they have to. Speed/cost wise this already doesn't seem like a viable model. The biggest threat for the economy IMO is if they challenge the whole Nvidia/Datacenter
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by milch 2mo ago
And somehow just because the store says it's 48gpbs doesn't mean that's true either... I have a cable that is explicitly marked as 48gbps, 8k60, 4k120 compatible and yet it frequently ends up dropping the connection. Swapped
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by milch 2mo ago
At some point my older Mac charger that I was using for traveling died, so as a replacement I got a few of these styles of adapters: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YS7QHM9 (not the exact one I have - but you get the idea
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by milch 2mo ago
I built myself a new PC recently and jumped straight to installing Linux on it. Unfortunately the experience isn't quite as plug and play there either... In terms of everything I had to do: - Disable iGPU in BIOS because on a cold boot
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by milch 2mo ago
I think there's a world of a difference between "you wrote some code and it sucks" to "you wrote some code and it sucks because you have beginner energy and live in a fever dream". The former can be an objective sta
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by milch 2mo ago
How historical? Compilers that have translated from a source language into C and have left the C-to-bytecode translation to another compiler have been around for a long time, as have compilers that translated from a source language to Assem
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by milch 3mo ago
Very interesting article. Would've been fun to see the comparison between native interpreter & JIT-on-WASM on iOS as well
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by milch 3mo ago
I'm never mean but sometimes when Claude does something especially boneheaded I just hit it with a single "bruh". That usually triggers an automatic "You're absolutely right -- I shouldn't have X and followed y
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by milch 3mo ago
Looking at their blog about it, I don't think Evolver has any claim to be honest. They make such generic claims as that session history was copied because they implemented their history in some `.jsonl` files while Hermes has a session
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by milch 3mo ago
The limbs you can deal with, at least. I've done century rides in 100°F+ weather wearing UPF 50 sleeves the whole way... it's actually quite nice because you dip them in water, and they end up staying saturated for a long time. To
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by milch 3mo ago
IIRC Anthropic models haven't all been available on day 1, so it does feel like a deliberate choice, especially since they are partners/part-owners like you say. No one would have bat an eye about some corporate PR thing "bla
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by milch 3mo ago
Why would they have launched Fable on Bedrock if they knew they were going to be shutting it down a day later?
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by milch 3mo ago
Instead NHTSA still allows automatic high beams, which blast you instead in the US... Or just regular old drivers that don't realize/care. Even as a pedestrian, I constantly see people driving through my neighborhood with high bea
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by milch 3mo ago
Look at the very first point on the archived vote leave page: https://web.archive.org/web/20160620214900/http://www.votele... Sure, you could argue that they didn't mean it would be positive for the
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by milch 3mo ago
Weirdly I find myself writing more code lately, not less. A lot of it is AI assisted but a lot of it also isn't. I find that where previously the management chain wanted things meticulously planned out, and we had to have 17 meetings w
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by milch 4mo ago
What hardware do you need to run MiniMax M2.7 230B locally?
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by milch 4mo ago
In fact when my company awards me stock the government takes half anyway!

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