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by 20after4 9mo ago
TSMC already came online in Arizona.
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by 20after4 9mo ago
Control of the poppy trade (opium/heroin) and suppression of some of Israel's neighborhood enemies. And a lot of profits for military contractors. Remember Dick Chaney had huge conflicts of interest. It was also about oil but not
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by 20after4 9mo ago
I'm actually surprised it was only ~$20 a month.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
That is probably the #1 best application for LLMs in my opinion. Perhaps they were trained on a large corpus of amateur fiction writing?
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Exactly. Clickbait, even if it's a bit less blatant, is still common place on hacker news.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
I think the specific language in question - perl - is really the source of OP's frustration. Perl is kind of like Regular Expressions - much easier to write than it is to read. I would expect LLMs to struggle with understanding perl. I
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by 20after4 10mo ago
It really doesn't make much sense. The article was actually insightful on this point, or at least this matches my experience: > it suggests they operate on a consensus-based model that stifles autonomy The one place where I experien
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Most drones require similar amount of training to the full pilots license with the exception of the hours of actual flying. You still have to learn the regulations to fly any drone that is bigger than a tiny toy.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
But nobody can import batteries, motors or flight controllers.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Look up thread, everything, including batteries is now banned. You might be able to keep your drone but good luck getting any parts. By the way, nobody makes consumer drone batteries in the US that I know of.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
It's kind of sad how close this is to actual hacker news headlines.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Most of those convicted at the Nuremberg trials eventually had their sentences commuted and only served a fraction of their time. Only a few were convicted and executed. Justice rarely prevails.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Smells a little bit like the Kids for Cash¹ corruption scandal from a few years ago. Just last year, President Biden commuted the sentence of one of the corrupt judges who had been convicted for sending kids to a private detention center in
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by 20after4 10mo ago
The beginning of the end was a long time ago. We are well past the middle of the end of Mozilla.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
The top load washers in the US all have lid locks and safety switches with anti-tamper devices to prevent you from disabling the lock mechanism.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Like the cursed lid lock safety switch?
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Even on the low-end models, Whirlpool (and probably other brands as well) have managed to add at least one failure-prone and overly expensive feature: The lid safety switch which prevents you from disabling the lid lock. It has a complex de
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Deal of the century.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
I've had claude code compose complex AWS infrastructure (using pulumi IAC) that mostly works from a one-shot prompt.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
Maybe I can get a job programming for the Amish.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
The glue factory.
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by 20after4 10mo ago
The lift costs about as much as one of their repair bills. That can hardly justify the cost.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
Can tell if sarcastic.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
Yes, the MBAs and private equity firms are about 80% of the way through ruining everything that was ever good in the world. They've been accelerating exponentially. Probably won't be long now. I like to think it can't get mu
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by 20after4 11mo ago
You will own nothing and be happy.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
"Bun itself is MIT-licensed. JavaScriptCore Bun statically links JavaScriptCore (and WebKit) which is LGPL-2 licensed. WebCore files from WebKit are also licensed under LGPL2." License compatible, probably safe from a rug pull?
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by 20after4 11mo ago
"Bun is a new JavaScript runtime built from scratch to serve the modern JavaScript ecosystem. It has three major design goals: Speed. Bun starts fast and runs fast. It extends JavaScriptCore, the performance-minded JS engine buil
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by 20after4 11mo ago
If it's good enough for the Linux kernel, it's good enough.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
This is probably not your responsibility. Modifier keys and especially rebinding them are really in the realm of the OS and the Terminal emulator. The application really shouldn't have to do special things to accommodate Mac OS idiosyn
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by 20after4 11mo ago
The GPL is still a great choice, keep software freedom for the users not the corporations.

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