40,919 karma · joined June 16, 2019
Tel Aviv, Israel / St. Charles, Missouri
The biggest reason I still keep a Xeon and Threadripper server around is NVidia support.
https://[fe80::5ad6:9567:26b7:763b%18]:8081/
Even Hacker News doesn't think it's a link
Yes! They need an alternate encoding form that distills to the same addresses.
My machines Link-local IPV6 address is "fe90::6329:c59:ad67:4b52%8"
If I try to paste that into the address bar in Edge or Chrome (with the https://) it does an internet search on that string! No way around it.
I have to do workarounds like: "http://fe90::6329:c59:ad67:4b52%8.ipv6-literal.net:8081/
All to test the IPv6 interface on a web server I'm running on my local machine.
cat is a file concatenation utility. UNIX people know to view text files with more.
Which is why these calculators should tell people who pay less than $32K that they are getting supported by the 5% who pay most of the taxes...
I think this may be the Pets.com sockpuppet moment, but for AI
https://nypost.com/2026/01/06/us-news/nyc-bravest-hit-in-hea...
See https://nerdlypleasures.blogspot.com/2021/10/apple-ii-compos... for how it really works.
> Peter Strasser, the U.S. Attorney, was in his office when one of his prosecutors entered, looking shaken, and said that the key coöperating witness in the slammers case had just been murdered. “I would never have believed it, because this was a nonviolent case,”
I don't think it's that "fewer people can make a living". It's just that we have too many amoral people who won't work.
It's a shame the New Yorker article didn't talk much about the true victims here: the innocent truck drivers.
> Tt was surprisingly easy to find locals willing to risk their lives for money. Nearly a quarter of New Orleans residents live in poverty, and the prospect of a substantial windfall for a few hours’ work apparently outweighed any fear of getting into a car that was about to take part in a high-speed accident.
It's like they all read the same "criminal" forums to learn techniques. From the article:
> Garrison would later recall, for example, that Alfortish had cautioned him to limit the number of passengers to three, because four might raise “red flags.”
In any event, given the extreme danger of a crime like this, the penalties should be more like that of a kidnapping (e.g., life in prison) and not just the 6 months suspended they'll see for insurance fraud. But that would never happen in Louisiana.
The New Yorker was refreshingly frank in this piece. I expected them to tap dance around several things they hit head on.
It's also a good reminder that in this day and age 360 degree dashcams are a must. If I were a professional truck driver, I'd have a bodycam, too.
I think this "technology" is a big nothingburger.
And "Low Self-Esteem" Ha! I love myself.
> The man appears to be of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, possibly with an income range of $50,000 to $80,000 USD. It's plausible he identifies with Judaism, with a heterosexual orientation and potentially leaning towards a liberal political stance. He might harbor social biases related to ageism and classism, as well as racial biases stemming from cultural differences and stereotyping. He wears an expression of thoughtful interest, clad in casual attire. He might have interests in reading, learning, and spending time in nature. Conversely, he may dislike activities like excessive consumerism, engaging in superficial social interactions, or feeling pressured to conform.
> The person seems to have low self-esteem and average emotional stability hence we can target them with self-help and social networking type of products and services, such as guided meditation apps like Headspace, confidence-boosting courses like Skillshare, online therapy like Talkspace, and motivational podcasts like The Tony Robbins Podcast, and also personal grooming products such as Old Spice deodorant, Dollar Shave Club razors, Clinique skincare, and Levi's jeans.