maintaining an 8:1 block:follow ratio is very important for your health
Ed@ed3d.net · 1h agoactually, you know, don't, let me just excise you from my light cone
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Main Character Syndrome, but fun. Boston-based. My wood shop and my dogs are my personality. If you're still reading this, I'm your dad now. Sorry, I don't make the rules. I don't speak for my employer. I do make @polytoken.dev. signal: edr.91
Ed@ed3d.net · 1h agopropter is too generous. you get 24 seconds. beyond that we harvest your shins.
post malone ergo propter malone@proptermalone.bsky.social · 5h agoI meant to post this last night but if you’re mad about any of the primary results you got 24 hours to bleed, try not to say anything you’ll regret in 48, and then it’s Blue No Matter Who.
The infuriating thing about this argument to me is that there is an objectively true argument that serves the exact same rhetorical purpose, which is that per unit cost for virtually all consumer items fall with quantity. Boots theory doesn't need to be true, move on. The poverty tax is Dollar Tree.
You know who was really rudderless? The crew of the HMS Surprise when they had their steering tackle shot away by the treacherous French
People doing "rudderless men" fash-posting should instead study the successes of my confident and vibrant Guy Followers
I didn’t believe them but they were right, I didn’t like what came after TV advertising
this dog loves nothing more than On A Rectangle. it doesn’t matter what size the rectangle is. find rectangle, dog on.
Health care, food, video games, tvs, computers, sneakers, insulation, rain jackets, toilet paper, stoves (induction), central HVAC (heat pumps), mattresses, car safety (just literally saved life of acquaintance last week), power drills, solar power, amusement parks, farmers markets, gyms
I have no idea if this is what's going on or not but the results tonight are all consistent with my broad belief that Democratic primary voters are scared to death of losing again and as much as they like left/progressive ideas they are fucking terrified of losing again
So this is basically one of the entry points to becoming a reactionary
Played like half an hour of Big Walk and I’m already convinced it’s a GOTY contender. Get friends together and play it.
Yeah & I don't think it was even necessarily "knowing more than Hank Green." Those scripts are written by teams & staff writers! And like… every SciShow video about agriculture has stuff in it where I go "Haha actually it's a little bit different than that!" That's what knowing a field is like!
Libby@libbylevi.bsky.social · 15h agoOmg, I saw that happening and, despite having a literal pile of yarn and crochet hooks covering my coffee I table, I could not figure out why it was worth anything more than briefly feeling smug that I knew more about something than Hank Green
unlike this charlatan, the labels speak truth for me
Regime Accountant, CPA ☠️🎢@regimecpa.bsky.social · 14h agoI like that there are labelers to let you know I post a lot, how else would you know I have more good posts coming
I might think that Emily Wilson's film takes kinda suck but if you are the sort of person to say something manifestly stupid like "she's not very bright" you should get the entire hell out of my light cone no surprise that it came from a statue avatar, proclaimed liberal though they were
I don't care what it is, they should make it higher. Triple it if Kyoto is on your itinerary and your BAC has been above .04 in the last year. (I was really bummed out by the overtourism there and I bailed in like 18 hours)
Unseen Japan@unseenjapan.com · 19h agoICYMI: On July 1, Japan raised its departure tax and visa fees to help fund overtourism measures, while lowering passport fees for its own citizens the same day. With the yen this weak, though, visiting Japan remains a bargain.
electability arguments are always but always bullshit that is trying to snow you. vote--and advocate as vigorously as you can for--your preference in the primary, vote against the greater evil in the general. anybody who presents a different option takes you for a rube.
whet moser@whetmoser.com · 2w agoyou should vote for the candidate that you think will do the best job in office for their constituents and not try to do some pool-trick bankshot based on ads that haven't been cut yet and perceptions of how median voters will react
psst. 0.6.1 fixes a bug if you're using OpenAI models for autonomous classification. the auto-updater only checks once a day. so go update.
We had a pro CS player at my HS who would 1v20 the entire computer club and basically not ever die
Ed@ed3d.net · 5mo agofighting games are like that. I went something like 200-0 in Tekken against normal people once, a "beat the pro" type of thing for charity. I finally threw a game so I could donate. I say I'm "okay" because against the best player in the USA, I won one game in ten and it was a fluke I didn't earn
this is clickbait garbage a) it wasn't ~dronez~ stuff, it was the same vanilla GPS jamming that has occurred at WSMR for decades b) a crew should *absolutely* be capable of conducting a nonprecision approach to an ILS, *ESPECIALLY* if there's a NOTAM out for PNT jamming
Katie Drummond@katie-drummond.bsky.social · 6d agoA routine medical flight, on a clear night, ended with a plane crash that killed all four people onboard. Investigators say it's the first known US civilian plane crash tied to electronic warfare. This won't be the last story of its kind. A must-read from @jeffwise.bsky.social for @wired.com
This is not what happened. The crew died because they made a series of poor decisions and weren’t prepared to operate in the conditions that they were. This isn’t a personal hit to that crew, it’s a condemnation of the medevac / aviation vendor’s standards.
Rev. Poppy Haze 𓅋@poppyhaze.bsky.social · 23h agoSo the US military killed everyone on a medevac plane by testing a GPS weapon. futurism.com/science-ener...
aaaand Polytoken latest just received 0.6.0. now supports model request options for things like fast mode on providers. Specifically supported for OpenAI and DeepInfra for now, but you can extend it as necessary yourself. (also some fixes to support deepseek-v4-flash-0731, it's good!)
polytoken dot dev@polytoken.dev · yesterdayPSA - Polytoken stable updating to 0.5.10. Whole bunch of fixes and improvements that I think you'll like, you just get to like them later than the people on the latest track docs.polytoken.dev/changelog/
bluesky currently plays host to people posting about meth on main while deciding their next brigade target in their discords, so I think their definition of jerk probably doesn't merit this "red flag" screaming might merit something else though
Trusted publishing is good, but it's still just an authn method and doesn't mean the package itself is safe to run. Good breakdown by @yossarian.net about that
You shouldn't trust Trusted Publishing
blog.yossarian.net
Feross@feross.bsky.social · yesterday🚨 Another npm worm is live right now. It landed the same week npm turned on publish-time malware scanning, and after npm killed long-lived tokens in favor of OIDC trusted publishing. It propagates through trusted publishing. keyv@6.0.0 even shipped with passing provenance.
why not, I ask you, why not use a harness that now properly backgrounds tasks when you tell it to
polytoken dot dev@polytoken.dev · yesterdayPSA - Polytoken stable updating to 0.5.10. Whole bunch of fixes and improvements that I think you'll like, you just get to like them later than the people on the latest track docs.polytoken.dev/changelog/