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CydeWeys
3y ago
Do you have some sample chat logs of interactions like this you can share? I'm curious to see what kind of stuff it's coming up with, and how you're prompting it.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Just looked that up, apparently some tankless water heaters in the US will use up to 30kW, supplied as 240V/120A. Yeeeesh. That's one helluva circuit, and you better believe it's direct-wired too.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
I see people using ChatGPT, Bard, etc. to answer questions on mailing list threads. It'll be a long thread of thoughtful human written responses, and then someone will come along and say "I asked Bard what it thought about this i
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CydeWeys
3y ago
I saw a prefab fiberglass shell bathroom in a museum recently, I believe in Chicago (whatever their big art museum by Grant Park is called). It was, iirc, French and from the 60s. Pretty cool.
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3y ago
It's pretty common to see 240V/50A plugs/sockets in the US. That's how you'd power e.g. an electric stove, and that's 12 kW in total which is quite a bit of power.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Geez, three phase 400V using up to 22kW?! That would be quite a rare sight to see in the US. Afaik most houses only even get two of the three phases from the power line poles, for a max of 240V.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
It was probably easy for Oracle to identify that both accounts were being used to serve this site of questionable legality. And having multiple accounts is probably against Oracle's ToS anyway.
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3y ago
If you read the article you'll see that the aerodynamic gain of shaving your legs is actually quite large, surprisingly so.
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3y ago
I mean, yes. They aren't that important to us. We have much better systems, both on land and airborne. The problem is Ukraine hasn't been given most of them (and admittedly our best tools for maintaining air supremacy, the F-22 an
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3y ago
Stingers aren't a critical part of the US military though. We go for air supremacy through fighters, Patriots, and NASAMs. The Russian-Ukraine War, with no direct US involvement, is a weird edge case we weren't prepared for.
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3y ago
The opposite. Real sugar makes a drink much more viscous. Fake sugar leaves the mouth feel thin.
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3y ago
Your average modern commercial skyscraper is less amenable to this kind of conversion than those older, shorter, smaller floor plate industrial/commercial buildings, though. And there's still a lot of opportunity cost in renovati
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3y ago
Or we could just use the actual definitions of words rather than make everything worse and harder to follow along with.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
This so-called attack is also not as effective in most contexts as the simple <a href=" https://evilsite.com">https://goodsite.com</a> trick. Raw URLs in web pages don't get auto-linkifie
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3y ago
Bicycles are not submersibles.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
It's super easy to add buoyancy by attaching it to the hull outside the pressure vessel. James Cameron's design uses a metal pressure vessel with an advanced foam composite outside of it for buoyancy.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
HN literally doesn't allow you to post those characters, so it doesn't work here. Doesn't actually work anywhere I've tried it.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
This supposed attack doesn't work on Twitter either (or Gmail, or anywhere else I can think of). The full URL doesn't get linkified because of the very contrived use of Unicode slashes in the username portion of the URL.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Fwiw you're confusing Google Domains and Google Registry. Two completely different teams and products.
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3y ago
I mean, I'm pretty liberal with my billing data? I buy stuff online all the time, and thanks to credit cards it's pretty easy to handle the situation of billing data getting stolen by reversing fraudulent charges and getting new b
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3y ago
Uber is publicly traded and has been for awhile now. I'm not sure how VC is relevant.
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3y ago
> It's an app that connects taxis to clients. Uber does a lot more than that! If you want an honest accounting of what Uber's employees are doing you need to start with an honest listing of everything Uber actually does.
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3y ago
They could all easily already be dead. We simply don't know.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
You must be thinking of someone else. Porkbun is based out of Oregon. The founder is American.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
What does "skillful at the corporate game" have to do specifically with Google Domains being canceled?
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3y ago
Firsthand knowledge, unfortunately.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Cloud Domains is just a wrapper around Google Domains. It's likely being killed off too.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Cloud Domains is being killed along with Google Domains, TLDs are OK for now.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
Business rules written into the ICANN contracts. And said rules are enforced in "technological" code as well.
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CydeWeys
3y ago
The source is I am the tech lead / engineering manager of the Google Registry team.
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