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cbozeman

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About cbozeman

I build things. Mostly in Azure. Sometimes in AWS. chris.bozeman@gmail.com

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    Comment #47032153

    Well in fairness, the "G" does stand for "General".

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    Comment #46611802

    It really is a masterpiece.

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    Comment #46598310

    For a site chock full of logic-worshippers, we do seem to forget Occam's Razor too frequently.

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    Comment #46597210

    My older brother and I were pirating software from BBSes before the World Wide Web existed. Talk about being there when the deep magic was written.

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    Comment #46585414

    LLMs have been of wonderful benefit to me for a variety of applications. I'm unsure why you would want to the output to be less trustworthy and not more.

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    Comment #46585382

    You can... you just need to make about $100,000,000,000 USD in profits each year, that's all.

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    Comment #46577974

    Not even remotely true. You're making the exact same argument everyone here is making, and that's because you're attempting to argue from technical parity / superiority. Windows is…

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    Comment #46577820

    Can you understand why someone would buy a $20 Mr. Coffee coffeemaker from Walmart and not a $2000 DeLonghi Eletta Explore superautomatic espresso machine?

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    Comment #46573790

    Microsoft slowly becomes IBM. That's "what then".

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    Comment #46573774

    It's because Satya is worried about next quarter's earnings call, not what Windows looks like in ten years. BillG had that big meeting with everybody at Microsoft awhile back and b…

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    Comment #43594086

    Heavy sigh. That's the joke, sir. Or ma'am.

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    Comment #43593870

    Well he brought down his entire storage system. Twice. I believe one time he had to bring in Wendell Wilson from Wendell Wilson Consulting, but more likely know to the Internet-at-…

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    Comment #43564580

    Thanks to this website I learned that ABC 25 Waco TV (KXXV) has some incredibly good interlude music.

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    Comment #43564566

    As someone mentioned, each channel has it's own unique URL. Create a Bookmarks / Favorites folder in your browser of choice and just add.

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    Comment #43551803

    > I have great confidence in our abilities to create more work for each other. This is because we have a lot of people who don't like the idea of having to go work while others sit…

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    Comment #43551703

    This just proves to me that we do not actually have a meritocracy, because only a fucking moron would say that, in that environment, and a moron would not rise to the level of part…

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    Comment #43542768

    And he's not actually that great at that, if his storage server videos are any indication.

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    Comment #43518633

    > She's been using computers since the 80's (Apple ][e) but still is utterly clueless on how to operate a computer. On it's surface, this is what it looks like, but in reality what…

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    Comment #43518534

    I suspect that's a big reason. Remember about a decade back or so when Fox had four of it's upcoming television shows leaked onto public and private tracker sites about six months …

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    Comment #43274718

    If you really want to take things to their logical conclusion, kill everyone who breaks the law. Eventually you'll have no lawbreakers. Either because everyone's dead, or because e…

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    Comment #43267730

    I miss The Totally Rad Show on Revision3. I miss Revision3. I miss Veronica Belmont and Patrick Norton. I guess everyone's moved on to bigger and better things, though.

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    Comment #43143109

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    Comment #43141110

    > The personal computer revolution (kicked off in 1977 by the Apple II), This is an oversimplification. Apple II was a huge part of it, but didn't kick it off. The real revolution …

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    Comment #43141030

    > > 1. Parking apps are worse than parking meters. > I certainly don't agree with that one. I really don't miss having to pay for a fixed number of hours and then having to figure …

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    Comment #43140891

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