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7mo ago
If it wasn't for laws stating "horns should only be used in emergencies", I really wouldn't mind a softer "caution" horn... although it'd get abused and annoying. Trams in e.g. Amsterdam have it, single be
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7mo ago
I consider LLMs to be good at "more", not "better". Coincidentally, most of my work is "more", most of the advancements are done during project setup.
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7mo ago
It's difficult if you think of it as big, but what if you break it down into smaller, manageable steps? Start by being consciously aware of what you eat in a day (or better yet, week); write it down, do some back of the napkin calorie
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7mo ago
I suspect this is the case with many mental health conditions / neurodiverse conditions; after all, people grow up with them and if their environment is not affected or making observations (e.g. people are told or convinced that what t
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7mo ago
Question is whether you sold all or just a segment. If you bought 100 btc early on, sold 99 of them, you'd still have something worth a deposit for a house or a car now, which is still life-changing.
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7mo ago
I'm still enjoying the Nolan jokes / memes, but in a weird way because of course, via https://www.reddit.com/r/CroppedNorrisJokes/
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7mo ago
Is it? I don't know if you expect the author to go "yes I used LLM" here, what did you find out yourself?
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7mo ago
If they don't let you out of a vehicle, that's kidnapping and / or extortion and a call to the police should resolve it quickly. In a functioning society, anyway.
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7mo ago
While Atari holds the rights to Transport Tycoon, I'd argue that at this point taking OpenTTD down would be a huge footgun; like Nintendo with emulators, they can also buy / license the engine and re-release the game on modern pla
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7mo ago
Currently (and for the past 25 odd years) it's a brand owned by a French holding company called Atari SA, formely known as Infogrames.
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7mo ago
It's... complicated; they own Transport Tycoon Deluxe, its code, its assets and its IP. Back when OpenTTD first released, it was a decompile (?) of TTD that loaded the assets of the game itself. This was... legally dubious, since rever
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7mo ago
Doesn't even need to be threatening, a notice of "this thing you're doing is in violation of our terms of service" should be enough... although I suppose that can be construed as threatening already.
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7mo ago
That's how these things usually (should) go; a good legal system (be it civil suits, insurance claims, mediation, etc) will only actually take on cases if you've tried a reasonable approach first, e.g. asking nicely.
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7mo ago
There's a lot of irony in a defensive comment being written based on misreading / inattentive reading of a post about reviewing papers (requiring attentive reading).
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7mo ago
Years and tens if not hundreds of billions; the Netherlands is experiencing this, after a decade of cheap solar, a rise in EV, and new builds being built fully electric on the consumer side, and many datacenters and green energy generators
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7mo ago
They get more money from investors, go public, or get bought.
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7mo ago
Does make me wonder if it's possible to make a physical / analog / mechanical version of Game of Life. fake edit: yes, kind of: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/forums/topic/164622-moc-mec...
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7mo ago
https://www.adafruit.com/category/280 , they're ready made from 4x4 to 16x8 but in theory you can just put more modules into an enclosure.
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7mo ago
Neat! For homebrew / "iot" stuff, there's LED button panels like https://www.adafruit.com/product/1929 that could work.
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7mo ago
I love this and would love to see it on a wall at our office or something like that. Maybe there's smaller/cheaper led/switches that would work in a handheld version.
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7mo ago
This would be ideal, I live right next to an industrial / office estate with plenty of flexible office space available. But in my line of work I'm often put next to people from all over the country, and / or on assignments wh
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7mo ago
This is it; cost and quality of living is proportional to distance to employment, especially in services and tech. I made a tradeoff, I could buy a reasonably comfortable and -priced house, but access to public transit and / or time sp
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7mo ago
It does do the rounds on the various social medias on the regular. The website looks interesting enough at least.
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7mo ago
I'd say "kind of", because it's ridiculous on the surface but could be a handy trick. If only to be aware that an executable gets told its own name.
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7mo ago
I suppose scripts are OS specific (mainly Windows and "everything else", because #/bin/sh is everywhere else). That said, apparently there's cursed methods of having a universal shell/batch file of sorts, accor
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7mo ago
Careful, comments like that may actually sell people to the idea.
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7mo ago
I suppose, but I'd argue it's effective security if it took ten years.
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Cthulhu_
7mo ago
Nobody was calling it that, which is why the title is in 'quotes'.
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7mo ago
I don't believe servers actually have this level of hardware protection to be honest. Physical protection, as someone else pointed out, on the other hand. If hacking the xbox goes wrong, the hacker will short out the console. If hackin
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7mo ago
Damn, I worked with the author's game engine (C4) about... 20 years ago now while still in school, didn't know they were still active in that area!
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