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jachee
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About jachee
* Location: Pittsburgh, PA
* Web/Résumé: https://jake.achee.com
* Bio: Network-Engineer-turned-Linux-Admin-turned-SRE, Platform agnostic, not-quite-entrepreneurial. Also: I like python and awk.
* I literally grew up between a trailer park and the landfill. I know my privilege got me out. What's yours gotten you?
Recent public activity
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Comment #49076969
What’s the equivalent term for “safety” that’s used by others?
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Comment #49035952
Chicago does it one way and AP does it the other. I definitely prefer it un-spaced, though, personally.
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Comment #48928789
At no point did (or will) I defend the surveillance state.
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Comment #48896671
Paintballs are even better, environmentally and effort-wise. Especially if the propellant tank is pressurized using a solar powered compressor. (Theoretically, of course. I wouldn’…
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Comment #48765352
My default layout has function keys as basically an "fn" key plus the appropriate number. I thought I was going to miss the dedicated keys way more than I do in practice. If I were…
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Comment #48764765
I love my moonlander, don't get me wrong, but I've also recently gotten a RealForce R3, and I love it, too. Very nice for a daily driver work keeb.
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Comment #48764573
Not within the given time period. Only two there.
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Comment #48764519
What if I told you that prison is also corporal punishment?
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Comment #48694865
Nah… 2.5x diff. :P
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Comment #48579096
That was two $500/mo servers, not $2500/mo.
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Comment #48515119
The hole (like in IRL golf) has a flag in it. :) The Overview button helps get an idea of where to go.
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Comment #48514726
Therein lies the rub: they didn't buy them... They pirated digital copies of them. See, e.g.: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/03/libge...
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Comment #48418596
I haven’t had that yet. I tried again this week, and CoPilot Plan Mode read the same 5-line markdown file 18 times over the course of 5 minutes of churning on a simple request, the…
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Comment #48418530
Nah… they killed WMR in it, which I need for the only reason I’m running Windows in the first place: iRacing in VR.
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Comment #48407726
Good, Fast, Cheap. Pick any two.
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Comment #48407716
That sounds like a your-system issue. I hit Win+E (admittedly on an old Win10 box) and it instantly pops up an explorer window.
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Comment #48407685
They literally can’t go full-transparency. I know a high-level insider, and the fact is that even the folks implementing things don’t actually know how it works, only that it does,…
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Comment #48407654
…which is why it’s led to more than zero suicides.
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Comment #48406752
That is a management failure. And a management failure should not result in unpaid (slave) labor.
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Comment #48367677
This is an inherently human problem. Those are exceedingly difficult to solve via technology.
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Comment #48367667
No. Management will take and take and take during “crunch time” then immediately layoff large chunks of staff before they give anything back. It’s happened scores of times. No comp…
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Comment #48329282
Easy: No one should do unpaid labor. Period. “Crunch time” has traditionally been deployed by games management as a license to free slave labor from game developers. Failures of ma…
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Comment #48228355
Nono, parent was asking “They’re bad and inefficient at that, so why have an LLM do math? Why not just use some code and the CPU/GPU that’s already good and efficient at basic math…
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Comment #48128329
Heh… Wait ‘til I tell him that his beloved macOS is Unix underneath.
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Comment #48127730
Out of pure curiosity, what do you “very much dislike” about it?