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I love how evergreen that one has been

I read that as the sales pitch, not their actual opinion.

Inference keeps getting cheaper. “Good enough” is a pretty low bar.

I’ve always said my main takeaway from Asimov is that simple rules can generate extremely complex behaviour, and that you can’t generally get a targeted complex behaviour from simple rules.

Why make it good when you can make it mandatory?

Very cool, thanks for the detail.

Not even. The Intel 8008 didn’t even break 1MHz and that was a few years later.

I don’t know what they used on the moon landing, though.

In the case of deeds, i think it is desirable because it gives you an immutable history of ownership.

There are other problems but i don’t believe that is one.

I do potatoes in my instant pot but leave the water in, it just gets absorbed. So the salt is effective in that case. I salt the potatoes themselves and toss them before adding the water, too, so they should get reasonably seasoned.

Also i use soup stock.

Mashed, though.

I was thinking that with legal backing, blockchain could be a good record of ownership for deeds. Like NFTs but for physical property.

The history of ownership and the public visibility are good features there.

Nice, i didn’t try to get Finely Tuned mainly because i haven’t bothered with a second chapter 5 playthrough. Mine is the 1000 day Interloper one at 0.2%, took me two years haha

The writing was on the wall at that point, Microsoft was 100% gunning for Valve and they were going to use Windows to fuck them. Linux was the only long term way to avoid being shanked. By now, Valve would probably have been outflanked by the MS app store.

I can’t imagine a situation where a humanoid robot would be a benefit to us in our 650sqft apartment. What would it even do? And the cost would be astronomical.

You’ll never believe who!!

Bottles, time to bottle, and distribution are worth compensation

Ngl that might work on me, gating Bluey behind the dishwasher. At least until the obsession ran out.

Then contribute to it. Bring receipts and evidence. Those are the table stakes. Without that, you’ll get laughed out like the clown you are. You don’t bring hearsay and prejudice to an evidence fight.

Wikipedia has its problems, but ‘balance’ is not near the top of the list.

A win is a win!

Defense in depth is a thing. You don’t give up just because someone made it through the first layer.

That is infuriating. Leaving those keys available to the user means that worms can later use you to compromise additional machines. It turns a local problem into a much bigger one. There’s a recursive script out there that automatically scans your ssh files and attempts to access all hosts in your history…name escapes me at the moment.