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by rbliss 1mo ago
Yet.
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by rbliss 3mo ago
Not really sure what the grift is here. Great Salt Lake Rising seems pretty reasonable reading their website https://gslrising.org/ To quote: “We are coordinating across 30+ organizations to get water back to the lake. The
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by rbliss 5mo ago
Same. Asked CC Opus about a change in a particular file...it looked in a totally different file and told me there was no change.
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by rbliss 6mo ago
Very cool, thanks for the detail. This leads me to wonder....why haven't Windows and Linux done any similar optimizations? I assume they do lots of hardware optimizations in all sorts of places, but this seems pretty core.
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by rbliss 7mo ago
A reasoned argument I agree with. The challenge is that the competitive and economic pressures make this moot. A person, entering the field via AI driven development, will have none of the qualms about skill, seniority, understanding the co
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by rbliss 7mo ago
Agree with this. I have Codex do analysis and feedback for Claude code. For whatever reason, Claude code seems to produce successful code more frequently, but it tends to have blind spots in performing analysis that Codex does a good job of
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by rbliss 7mo ago
I've been following Sam for awhile, his business model makes heavy use of outsourcing production of components to skilled partners. It's no sweat off him if he makes the Impulse stove in California or not. His point is that it&#x
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by rbliss 1y ago
Universal injunctions were nerfed by the Supreme Court this year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_v._CASA
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by rbliss 1y ago
What was the range?
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by rbliss 2y ago
Would love to see nuclear do this, but the challenges to getting nuclear built are myriad. Regulatory burdens, cost to build reactors, painfully slow learning rate for nuclear reactor design and buildout. Solar, while certainly not ideal, i
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by rbliss 2y ago
Another point others haven't made, which Terraform Industries points out: that using solar to make Natural Gas is going to be the cheapest form of natural gas production. You can effectively short circuit the existing fossil fuel indus
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by rbliss 2y ago
Really exciting for Terraform to hit this mark. Hopefully true, and not an April 1st joke. Casey Handmer (founder) is a pretty interesting guy. He also helped with the initial analysis of the crackle on the Vesuvius challenge scrolls that c
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by rbliss 3y ago
> "No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame." -- Slashdot creator CmdrTaco/Rob Malda about the iPod in 2001. I can’t remember the last time I connected my iPhone to a computer to do a data transfer.
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by rbliss 3y ago
The scope of potential impact from building luxury apartments is wider than a price decrease. It' likely your area has a far larger demand for housing than the amount that is being built + existing housing stock, regardless of type (lu
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by rbliss 3y ago
The spat of news stories about electric car fires tends to be news sensationalism rather than the reality of residential fires. By far, residential fires are started by cooking, home heating, malfunctioning electric wiring or lighting. Stuf
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by rbliss 3y ago
Really like the idea of this as a user in the Apple ecosystem and would hop to it in a hot minute. However, given recent trickery around stealing iPhones and taking over entire accounts: https://www.wsj.com/articles/app
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by rbliss 4y ago
That was a pretty good patio11!
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by rbliss 4y ago
A corner of a nice city park we live by contains a permanently closed Sizzler and an empty parking lot. It’s at a busy intersection, also be a freeway exit, in a desirable area. A developer came in and proposed building an apartment buildi
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by rbliss 4y ago
I’m curious to know if JWST directly focusing on planetary objects within our solar system throws off enough heat to affect the sensitive IR equipment. Anybody know whether that’s the case?
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by rbliss 4y ago
Yes, it's a combination of both the primary mirror and struts. The JWST website has a very helpful infographic explaining: https://webbtelescope.org/contents/media/images/01G529MX46J7...
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by rbliss 5y ago
Nothing I’ve learned so far that would make me change my decision to have kids. I have one daughter, and am absolutely loving it. That said, I can understand this isn’t for everyone. I wanted to have kids, and understood the pace of my life
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by rbliss 6y ago
I picked up a set of Twinkly lights this year and liked them so much I got a few more sets to give as gifts. The API appears to be local network accessible and there are a couple libraries written in python and node for playing around with
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by rbliss 6y ago
I really love what you've put together. So much so that I'm going to boot up a VM to try it out. I'd echo the responses here that there may be a business in it to help you fund further exploration. Nice work.
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by rbliss 6y ago
Your mini-game looks really cool! I think you should stick with it.
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by rbliss 8y ago
Thanks ericabiz for the follow up. These are definitely the interesting points I was searching for in the article given the headline. It certainly seems there are indicators that the market and economy could turn south. On my personal list,
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by rbliss 8y ago
The article fails to articulate a specific reason for a market failure besides: 1) The market is really good right now and has had a long run so we must be at the top. 2) An appeal to their own authority for having "trained myself to r
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by rbliss 12y ago
Should be fixed now: To manually update EC2 instances managed by Elastic Beanstalk, you can run the following command: For Amazon Linux 2013.09 "sudo yum install -y http://packages.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/2013.09/u
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by rbliss 12y ago
Still waiting for a fix on Beanstalk. Neither "yum clean all" followed by "yum update bash" nor "yum --releasever=2014.09 update bash" currently work. EDIT: relevant AWS threads https://forums.aws.am
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by rbliss 12y ago
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect