steve1977

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by steve1977 7d ago
Pretty much everything or at least a lot of what you use as an OpenAI (or Anthropic or whatever) customer was once someone elses product that just got appropriated by OpenAI. Why should your business be any different?
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by steve1977 9d ago
Just as an aside, that Amir Majidimehr taking part of the conversation is Amir of audiosciencereview.com fame :)
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by steve1977 11d ago
Did you also compare F#?
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by steve1977 13d ago
"distilling"... ;)
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by steve1977 14d ago
What jobs would be something to fight for and why?
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by steve1977 15d ago
Codex, clone Claude Code, make no mistakes they also didn't make.
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by steve1977 15d ago
The text gives the impression that PureDarwin has been Clauded
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by steve1977 15d ago
First, this will at best be source compatible. And if it ever reaches a usable state, I assume it will far behind Apple's current systems.
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by steve1977 15d ago
Looking (briefly) at the source code, it looks like they are at least partially using source code from Cocotron https://cocotron.org/
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by steve1977 16d ago
This is all working as expected. You cannot ssh to a multicast address. More generally, you cannot set up a TCP connection to a multicast address. So that explains why your first ssh attempts failed. And as you noticed, ping on macOS is IPv
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by steve1977 16d ago
Ethernet cables are usually always male-male
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by steve1977 16d ago
I would assume so as well, I'm not sure if all host operating systems act the same though. But you could probably just wait a couple of seconds and the interfaces would have assigned themselves link-local addresses.
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by steve1977 16d ago
No, traditionally a patch cable is a cable that you would use in a networking rack to connect (to "patch") from say a network switch to the desk outlets or to another switch. A patch cable would explicitly be NOT a crossover. The
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by steve1977 16d ago
Yeah so called crossover cables. But that's like decades ago.
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by steve1977 16d ago
People discovering that network cables can be used to network things. And then calling it a "trick" (I'm surprised it's not a "hack" actually).
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by steve1977 17d ago
But from what I understand [1] USA Today is still using Palantir [2] This might have an effect in 2027 or it might not [3] The majority of shareholders still voted against that proposal So in the end, these people getting vocal has pretty m
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by steve1977 17d ago
Using Docker instead of podman is the first mistake and that is a distro decision (or a "chef" decision, in Omarchy parlance...)
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by steve1977 18d ago
> The company has committed major marketing blunders by giving itself a creepy vibe, which is a well-deserved reputation, down to the very name of the company. These errors are unnecessary and unforced self-sabotage. I'm pretty sure
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by steve1977 18d ago
This is what I meant.
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by steve1977 18d ago
Many of them do already and have for decades
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by steve1977 20d ago
So, dust off those guillotines?
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by steve1977 21d ago
That always reminds me of a graffiti I saw once, which simply commanded "Anarchy!"... the irony of which got a bit lost on the artist I think...
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by steve1977 21d ago
No mention of RankDex?
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by steve1977 22d ago
But laptops can remote into boxes that can run agents. So a combination of a powerful desktop and a "cheap" laptop might indeed be attractive.
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by steve1977 23d ago
Well I guess that's the problem with > getting something beautifully curated and integrated from someone they trust to make competent, tasteful decisions
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by steve1977 24d ago
Oh we can and should absolutely do both. Travel and tourism has other downsides which make it worth reducing it, like the fast spread of diseases for example.
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by steve1977 24d ago
I didn't say tax everyone the same amount. Make it hurt. Tax the elite a million per flight. And yes, no tourist income. It's dirty money.
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by steve1977 24d ago
The best solution to flying and long distance travel is to reduce it as much as possible. This means no more travelling for hedonistic (touristic) purposes. I.e. measures like massive taxation (also for private jets of course).
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by steve1977 24d ago
Predator and Reaper aircrews would disagree. Ok, office might be a bit of a stretch.
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by steve1977 24d ago
Let's go to the open space office, so I can not only do my Teams meetings there, but also disturb (and get disturbed by) my other colleagues, who are also doing their Teams meetings there.

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