richwater

5 ms·

1.
by richwater 3d ago
I would assume the fastest way to actually make this stop would be to setup a bunch of honeypot exploits, trigger their detection and someone will figure out what they did wrong. Other than not, with these huge companies you have 0 recourse
2.
by richwater 3d ago
How many of those 20 year old projects had to go through an architecture change that the manufacturer no longs supports? Come on man be reasonable.
3.
by richwater 20d ago
Since when do we allow people to push conspiracy nonsense on this website?
4.
by richwater 21d ago
This doesn't stop our politicians from completely ignoring the 2nd amendment so whats the difference
5.
by richwater 22d ago
State sanctioned and encouraged anti trust behavior will do that
6.
by richwater 22d ago
Why do you support a nanny state that tells adults what content they are allowed to consume?
7.
by richwater 22d ago
What business model do MIT licensed projects even have? If you want to offer support contracts and actually make people use them, don't use MIT. You can't have you cake (accepting public contributions and free labor) and eat it (s
8.
by richwater 23d ago
The Bill's primary advocate...? https://ballotpedia.org/Sen._Bernie_Sanders%27_Medicare_for_...
9.
by richwater 1mo ago
There is already a healthcare program run by the US government and it's called Veteran Affairs. Veterans can't even access the care they need resulting in almost twice the risk of suicide. I'll pass on mandated, outlaw-privat
10.
by richwater 1mo ago
> which multi-model switching doesn't increase Given model A with cache C(a) and model B with C(b) Isn't this not true because the moment you switch models from A to B, you need to provide C(b) the latest conversation diff sinc
11.
by richwater 1mo ago
Absolute degenerates betting on anything they can. This will go down as a societal scourge worse than smoking
12.
by richwater 1mo ago
Why are we applauding under-funding the public pension system for temporary TikTok points? If that's folks' definition of bare minimum the city is in for a lot of pain.
13.
by richwater 1mo ago
Anyone can balance a budget by just delaying pension contributions. It's not impressive. What happens next year?
14.
by richwater 1mo ago
As we continue to devolve into a lower and lower trust society, the problem will get worse. If people want to live in a shoebox surrounded by thousands of other people in a shoebox, I wont stop them but I"m not going to normalize it e
15.
by richwater 1mo ago
Thank you for the response. Good luck on your endeavor!
16.
by richwater 1mo ago
Gotta wonder what they're up to over there. Is the AI slop that bad? Culture change?
17.
by richwater 1mo ago
These switches remind me of the butterfly switches on previous generations of Macbooks....not a great memory
18.
by richwater 1mo ago
I think most people on this board would agree with the thesis. However the real problem is when the owner of the restaurant looks at profit and loss statements and decides to keep less chefs on the payroll because customers are willing to p
19.
by richwater 1mo ago
The article specifically talks about how some of those huge meatpacking companies are losing money on cattle. I don't think it's them to blame in totality here.
20.
by richwater 1mo ago
Thanks! I think those could all be good heuristics.
21.
by richwater 1mo ago
One thing that plagues [insert current FAANG] is the large amount of corpus knowledge that is outdated/misleading or just plain wrong. I'm curious how this addresses that if it's deriving the reward function from the corpus i
22.
by richwater 1mo ago
This is quite the claim (and I'm not saying you are wrong from making it). I just would have expected some of these institutions to be better.
23.
by richwater 1mo ago
Is there a situation in which your smarthome taking 30s to recover from a node failure is impacting your life? Seems like a distinction without a difference
24.
by richwater 1mo ago
I think an interesting point here is there is no substantial difference between allocated vacation days if you work for the government or a private employer. One would think the government would set a good example.
25.
by richwater 1mo ago
Doesn't stop charlatans from creating startups promising to make it work :)
26.
by richwater 1mo ago
> Notifications between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. also stop without parental consent, and it’s not clear how that works with travel or time zones. It just doesn't. These fucking morons writing these laws are just pro-surveillance state. Th
27.
by richwater 2mo ago
Reading Postgres queuing posts always seem like deja vu. People love to write about them
28.
by richwater 2mo ago
It will surely be a tough sell. It will be very expensive (comparatively), and most travelers won't even want to do it. There's a reason Ethiad is so successful on these kinds of flights because their hub creates a natural stoppin
29.
by richwater 2mo ago
As the country exited COVID, mainline carriers began to really push their basic and barebones fares which directly took away business from ULCCs like Spirit. Spirit never really leveraged their credit cards effectively to help subsidize the
30.
by richwater 2mo ago
The real cost of air travel continues to go down as customers really only discriminate on price. Airlines have tried before to compete on other facets but everything failed. The best you can do is look at specific carriers, and more importa

More ›