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2y ago
I wish there was a way for Siri to dictate an article too from that dropdown.
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2y ago
How was Cursor vs. Sublime?
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2y ago
I think you already know the answer. The only reason I can see staying in SF is if you plan on raising funding.
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2y ago
Same reason why you use Ruby instead of Java, Nomad has its own opinionated way of doing things that jives with a lot of people.
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"A person who is ticketed would have access to the recording, Territo said, and the ability to challenge the violation — a process that can take months."
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2y ago
How is this dystopian? Dystopian would be if we ticket cars based on how likely they might park in the bus lane.
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2y ago
Market cap is not profit
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2y ago
Transmission is a huge challenge – you can't just generate solar energy in one place. You need to generate it near the actual consumers.
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2y ago
Thanks for building this! Any plans on supporting anonymous gists?
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2y ago
If so, Consul → OpenCabbage, Nomad → OpenNoodle
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2y ago
Not really, because the return on investment in nuclear is the elephant in the room. Not only does it require massive expenditures and take years to bring online, it also takes decades for it to become profitable. Not many people are willin
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3y ago
Also looking for something local but I feel like Apple will probably eventually release local LLMs for your entire filesystem.
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3y ago
I’m referring to the Premium Plan. We are not an enterprise but need a lot of the features offered at that tier, stuff that I feel most businesses need like credit notes and invoices sent by email.
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3y ago
We looked into them. Unfortunately they’re very expensive.
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That would only make sense for the most frequented routes but the remaining 80% would be challenging since each person has a unique point A and B across a sprawling metropolis. The "last mile" in Los Angeles is a different beast.
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3y ago
We need more self driving cars in Los Angeles. There were more pedestrian deaths than homicides in 2023. Most people who walk or bike in LA would rather share the road with an ever improving robot than a distracted human.
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How often does this happen? You hear about it but I don’t know anyone within 3 degrees of separation that has had this happen to them.
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They also have data that we have no idea about, and it shows.
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3y ago
Not many navys can project force that far due to logistics.
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3y ago
Everyone seems to be jumping to conclusions too quickly. It was a plug that failed that filled the spot where a door normally goes, not the actual airframe.
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3y ago
With manufacturing coming back to the US, our energy needs will likely be even greater even with accelerating adoption.
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3y ago
He found out.
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It's beyond that – culture. Being ambitious in US is rewarded and celebrated. Plus having the most powerful military in the world makes others want to invest more into the US due to the likelihood it will still be around.
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3y ago
Do you have a newsletter?
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3y ago
Title sucks – more like taken off the market.
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3y ago
No I mean created, due to evolution.
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3y ago
The number of board members should've increased alongside OpenAI's growth. Too few board members means the higher potential for corruptibility and too much power being held by each member. It makes no sense for OpenAI in the futur
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3y ago
Anyone know how many new species are being created each year?
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3y ago
How likely is it that the board of directors *is* the AI and they just installed their own puppet?
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3y ago
Bikes often have to ride on sharrows and share the road with fast moving cars. Pedestrians usually have a much better degree of separation.
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