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I'm sure that a lot of the people you're describing as "stupid" here would love to know about the true inspiration behind the building style. Maybe this is an opportunity to share information, rather than to lament the u
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I think it's important to point out that even extremely intelligent and talented individuals can lack critical scepticism when deciding to follow a leader or stay with a particular project. I've seen so much human energy and engin
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I think this is perhaps one factor that feeds into the "reality distortion field" I have seen around particular leaders. You don't feel like they're trying to goad you into seeing it their way, you just sort of naturally
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I mean looking at the structures it's kind of warranted. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile_block_house
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My old work ran 6 FFF machines, the only one that seemed to have 100% uptime was the Prusa. Mind you this was several years ago, before Bambu hit it big. But we had several machines with autoswap beds etc, fancy stuff. After that experience
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by 0_____0 1y ago
These specific glasses haven't been released yet. Hitting brick and mortar at the end of the month per TFA
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by 0_____0 1y ago
My Prusa Mk3 also does this?
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I've only had earbuds fall out as the result of actively crashing a bicycle, and even then they usually stay in.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
In the abstract yes but in practice the economic (ratio of cost of pilot to pax miles) and safety context of aviation mean fully autonomous flying has to be extremely robust before it has actual utility in industry.
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I've read it probably four times over the decades, most recently this year. I think I more or less have a handle on the story now, but after the first read I remember having been sort of confused.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
This was close to my first thought as well. I don't think we're far enough along the LLM adoption curve to actually know how it will affect the business case and thus employment long term. In the last couple of years of LLM/A
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I see you are engaging in meta-metacognition.
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This is why I qualified my experience with being 'occasional.' Basically I do long distance bike races where you're biking for like 18+ hours a day for 2-6 days depending on event. It's an insane thing to do and an insan
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Your contention regarding diet and out-exercising surplus is generally true but not universal. I am occasionally at one extreme, where for a week or so I'll be expending 7000kcal/day and it's physically impossible to replace
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by 0_____0 1y ago
An e reader seems obviously a different type of device than your phone. Spiritually closer to a book than other types of screen.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I'm expecting a newborn soon and thinking the same. What did you change?
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I pranked a coworker once by sticking a magnet to his desk somehow to get his macbook to sleep when his computer was in a certain spot.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Why...would this ever need a framework? I haven't done any website design since the early 2010s, what would a webdev even pull from the modern frameworks to achieve what this site is doing?
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Mandinka
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I want to take you outside and show you. I'm not bitching about nothing. We're not just making this up. There weren't Iridium flares every 20 seconds. You can't even go somewhere remote like New Zealand to avoid getting
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I don't use the damn satellites and I miss the version of the sky I did use. The sats are so damn distracting when you're just stargazing. Space used to be the last place we could (mostly) gaze beyond the reach of man. From here o
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I'm not religious and still use 'godspeed', 'goddamnit', 'Jesus (opt. "fuckin' | "Herbert Walker") Christ'... just feels right, ya know
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Maybe they're not actually watching it. I have read that the content guidance recommends that media produced for Netflix et al. have the action described auditorially as well as visually, so people can follow the plot without actually
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Seriously, tennis courts are one of the most popular facilities to include in an urban/suburban public park.
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I've been very reluctant to enter any queries into any LLM that might let on more than I'm willing to make public. I think about the people who poured their romantic energy into LLMs - beyond how dystopian that is on its face, the
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It's pretty wild to me (I do hardware) that data goods like code can rot the way they do. If my electronics designs sit for a couple years, they'll need changes to deal with parts obsolescence etc. if you want to make new units. I
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It makes me so mad that we have a rail system that has all the structural necessities to make HSR a reality, yet we're stuck with service that last looked modern 50 years ago. If there's one place in the USA that would have the ri
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by 0_____0 1y ago
What makes you think ads and the equivalent to SEO aren't coming for the LLM products? These companies are going to have to turn a profit eventually...
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by 0_____0 1y ago
That's an insufficient yellow phase rather than a camera problem. Not sure why NJ would think their population are special snowflakes that can't deal with red light cameras otherwise.
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I do BOS-NYC occasionally. Have driven, taken the train, and have taken a bus. The train was fine, but the bus was also fine, was far cheaper and the bus terminal is just as central in Manhattan.

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