someguydave

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by someguydave 4mo ago
this post drips with envy
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by someguydave 4mo ago
The real problem is that engineering is fundamentally a management position - you are making decisions that affect the bottom line. Few executives are willing to share power with engineers and so you get this toxic cycle.
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by someguydave 4mo ago
Nevertheless many details can be wrought poorly!
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by someguydave 4mo ago
Yep i bet they don’t want to allow these policies because of screwed up and dysfunctional “families” they would suddenly be on the hook to support
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by someguydave 4mo ago
The delay is a taking
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by someguydave 5mo ago
TSMC needs to get that phoenix fab churning out M5 cores pronto
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by someguydave 5mo ago
dirtbag egalitarianism wins again
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by someguydave 5mo ago
Orange man bad, republicans bad. Thanks for the info
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by someguydave 5mo ago
I got about 7 tokens/sec generation on an M2 max macbook running 8-bit quant on an MLX version.
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by someguydave 5mo ago
it goes to everyone (in varying amounts) who paid payroll tax when they turn 65. They get free health insurance too (Medicare). poor people getting Medicaid are like 20% of the population of most states. essentially we are promising everyo
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by someguydave 5mo ago
None of that justifies the level of government checks they receive
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by someguydave 5mo ago
It’s a bit crazy that the elderly are blocking data center buildouts while they also expect to collect a big chunk of everyone’s payroll. Pick your lane.
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by someguydave 5mo ago
The federal government has become a machine to transfer the income of working people to boomers
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by someguydave 5mo ago
Uhh dentists doctors and EEs are low effort jobs?
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by someguydave 5mo ago
Yeah but the upside is that the elderly got to keep most of the federal tax revenue
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by someguydave 5mo ago
HN has become much dumber as X became less censured.
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by someguydave 6mo ago
Fine you can make do in the Congo with everyone else who disrespects borders
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by someguydave 6mo ago
DOS still works
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by someguydave 6mo ago
nope, I learned how to compute on the DOS command line
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by someguydave 6mo ago
"But like people who are good with computers, the models want a terminal, not some candy ass iPad UI." Giving functionally illiterate people computers with GUIs should be regarded as a mistake.
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by someguydave 6mo ago
It’s not wild. Anyone with brains would think it is irresponsible to keep your secret token for publishing public release binaries accessible in your automation.
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by someguydave 6mo ago
apparently PyPI supports "digital attestation" (signed binaries?) Was this package signed? https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/
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by someguydave 7mo ago
ok but I'm willing to have occasionally poisoned water in exchange for an industrial society
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by someguydave 7mo ago
please believe that I'm trying to be constructive and helpful with this response: the way that you phrased your question means that you ignorant about the legal basis for federal policing and federal criminal prosecution in America.
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by someguydave 7mo ago
if you mean "ICE agents (as sworn federal agents) are not authorized by statue to arrest people for federal crimes, like entering the US illegally" you are simply wrong. ICE agents, specifically those in Enforcement and Removal Op
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by someguydave 7mo ago
Congress has authorized ICE and Border Patrol to act as police forces on domestic soil
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by someguydave 7mo ago
The author is using fancy words to say that communism is good
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by someguydave 8mo ago
The real threat to democracy was the intense lawfare that Trump was subjected to
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by someguydave 8mo ago
No the irony is that Trump lied about the oil - heavy sour Venezuelan oil is mostly useless to the US because we are awash in our own. He did it to experiment with “regime change light”
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by someguydave 10mo ago
having reliable government IDs means that people will be inconvenienced

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