> We can improve work output by improving life, but the reverse isn’t really true I've definitely experienced the "improving work output improved life", in that being better at my job has led to continual job growth…
> The whole attitude of "I landed a job with job security, so I am not doing a thing more than I have to" is what drives germany into the ground I'm not in Germany, but I definitely see this attitude in lots of…
> You went to university to become a better employee?! Not the sole reason, no. But it's not like that wasn't a reason, it was certainly a big one. And that's an incredibly common reason to go. And no, I didn't even get…
I used an immense amount of personal time and money to make me a better employee, it was called getting a degree from a university. I still sometimes spend a bit of personal money and time to tinker with technology,…
> many of those features were available over 433MHz radio well before cars were connected to the internet. And as I've said before here many times, it usually had really shitty range making those features nearly…
Probably this home right here: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4611-Esper-Ln-324-Austin-... I'm somewhat familiar with the area as I like to go to events at Circuit of the Americas often. It's out there. There's…
Key word there is had, while the comment you're replying to is speaking as to today minus ten years roughly. And yeah, as a millennial I know lots of people who had a shared desktop at home, probably had a laptop in…
I've known two people in my life who went by some version of Trey as a nickname, as in some slight change if tres, three.
It takes someone to store some of this data somewhere. I'd prefer more choices on how this data is handled, no doubt. See the last sentence of my previous comment. But yes, generally speaking and replying to your…
Remote starters generally had really poor range. I know, I've owned a few of them over the years. Often you need direct line of sight and have to be somewhat close, usually only slightly better range than the regular…
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When that feature is remote telemetry, yeah it is correct. Its nice knowing the doors are actually locked when you issue a remote unlock and then lock command when a friend is trying to grab something and you didn't…
Plus with the magic of ranked choice voting those few "confused" voters would likely still end up voting for their intended candidate in the end, assuming they ranked both people with similar names over everyone else.…
The APIs are essentially standardized. You just need to look up how to add another provider to whatever harness you're using. It's a similar thing when you want to try and use local models.
Look up YellowKey. Specifically crafted NTFS transaction logs would unlock any Bitlocker drive with transparent encryption. Some people believe it was an intentional backdoor, kind of a debated topic. I'm not 100%…
One of my classes in college had an alternate question on a final exam to write a short program in MIPS R2000 binary. Lines and lines of 32 1's and 0's. It was an easy program. We were allowed an 8.5x11 cheat sheet, I…
Kind of true. There are certainly things where you need to have an officially licensed engineer actually stamp the plans. That doesn't mean everything about the plans was done by someone who holds that stamp, just that…
It's still a radically different thing. It wasn't nearly as algorithmic. The interface and engagement was different. And the number of people consuming it all the time is totally different. If they were really the same,…
Eh. I get what it's going for. The Multi-Window application concept and what not. In the end though I just feel like it's extra cognitive load to have to think about two different shortcuts to do what is in many ways…
The backup would live someplace other than on the broken machine. It would be encrypted some other way (or maybe not at all, depending on threat profile). No point in encrypting those family photos burned to disc.
Regular YouTube isn't the same as YouTube shorts. It's a vastly different product.
It's not even just how much money they have, which is an insane amount in and of itself. It's also how much money they're able to raise with debt. These hyperscalers are issuing so much debt and investors are certain…
Yeah I mean it's yet to be seen how much of that really gets built. I imagine some of it will never get built. Who knows how much though. All I'm certain of is all this new demand willing to pay any price means things…
I do agree, it's an absurd number. But that's the number. https://www.ercot.com/files/docs/2026/07/29/ERCOT-Senate-Jul... And yeah, supposedly it's over $1T in computer capacity allegedly planned to be built. > just on…
> We can improve work output by improving life, but the reverse isn’t really true I've definitely experienced the "improving work output improved life", in that being better at my job has led to continual job growth…
> The whole attitude of "I landed a job with job security, so I am not doing a thing more than I have to" is what drives germany into the ground I'm not in Germany, but I definitely see this attitude in lots of…
> You went to university to become a better employee?! Not the sole reason, no. But it's not like that wasn't a reason, it was certainly a big one. And that's an incredibly common reason to go. And no, I didn't even get…
I used an immense amount of personal time and money to make me a better employee, it was called getting a degree from a university. I still sometimes spend a bit of personal money and time to tinker with technology,…
> many of those features were available over 433MHz radio well before cars were connected to the internet. And as I've said before here many times, it usually had really shitty range making those features nearly…
Probably this home right here: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4611-Esper-Ln-324-Austin-... I'm somewhat familiar with the area as I like to go to events at Circuit of the Americas often. It's out there. There's…
Key word there is had, while the comment you're replying to is speaking as to today minus ten years roughly. And yeah, as a millennial I know lots of people who had a shared desktop at home, probably had a laptop in…
I've known two people in my life who went by some version of Trey as a nickname, as in some slight change if tres, three.
It takes someone to store some of this data somewhere. I'd prefer more choices on how this data is handled, no doubt. See the last sentence of my previous comment. But yes, generally speaking and replying to your…
Remote starters generally had really poor range. I know, I've owned a few of them over the years. Often you need direct line of sight and have to be somewhat close, usually only slightly better range than the regular…
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When that feature is remote telemetry, yeah it is correct. Its nice knowing the doors are actually locked when you issue a remote unlock and then lock command when a friend is trying to grab something and you didn't…
Plus with the magic of ranked choice voting those few "confused" voters would likely still end up voting for their intended candidate in the end, assuming they ranked both people with similar names over everyone else.…
The APIs are essentially standardized. You just need to look up how to add another provider to whatever harness you're using. It's a similar thing when you want to try and use local models.
Look up YellowKey. Specifically crafted NTFS transaction logs would unlock any Bitlocker drive with transparent encryption. Some people believe it was an intentional backdoor, kind of a debated topic. I'm not 100%…
One of my classes in college had an alternate question on a final exam to write a short program in MIPS R2000 binary. Lines and lines of 32 1's and 0's. It was an easy program. We were allowed an 8.5x11 cheat sheet, I…
Kind of true. There are certainly things where you need to have an officially licensed engineer actually stamp the plans. That doesn't mean everything about the plans was done by someone who holds that stamp, just that…
It's still a radically different thing. It wasn't nearly as algorithmic. The interface and engagement was different. And the number of people consuming it all the time is totally different. If they were really the same,…
Eh. I get what it's going for. The Multi-Window application concept and what not. In the end though I just feel like it's extra cognitive load to have to think about two different shortcuts to do what is in many ways…
The backup would live someplace other than on the broken machine. It would be encrypted some other way (or maybe not at all, depending on threat profile). No point in encrypting those family photos burned to disc.
Regular YouTube isn't the same as YouTube shorts. It's a vastly different product.
It's not even just how much money they have, which is an insane amount in and of itself. It's also how much money they're able to raise with debt. These hyperscalers are issuing so much debt and investors are certain…
Yeah I mean it's yet to be seen how much of that really gets built. I imagine some of it will never get built. Who knows how much though. All I'm certain of is all this new demand willing to pay any price means things…
I do agree, it's an absurd number. But that's the number. https://www.ercot.com/files/docs/2026/07/29/ERCOT-Senate-Jul... And yeah, supposedly it's over $1T in computer capacity allegedly planned to be built. > just on…