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EdwardDiego
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Was this the one that you could play co-op with a friend in a front seat / back seat role? Or was it III? I spent so long ringing my friend on the landline to help set up his modem configuration,then having him dial in again, starting
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I can still remember the intro music for F-19 as played through the built-in PC speaker, the harsh tinniness just made it more of a banger. And yep, that copy protection is why I can tell my Floggers from my Backfires at the limits of FLIR
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4mo ago
Err... what?
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4mo ago
> Choosing a leader who lies constantly and boasts of enjoying killing people seems like an unnecessary mistake. I hate to break this to you, but you're already rocking multiple of them.
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4mo ago
I'm in a Commonwealth country, so our police ranks derive from the Metropolitan Police of London - there's still a sergeant rank, but otherwise it's constable, inspector etc.
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4mo ago
I just don't like the clever corporate shell games Musk has been playing with his related party businesses to juice revenues and keep share prices up - e.g., SpaceX buying $131 million worth of Cybertrucks from Tesla, or SpaceX buying
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4mo ago
Also moves spend from capex to opex for your competitors - their access to your GPUs so don't have to wait to buy so many of their own, and I'm going to take a stab that those puppies are going to depreciate hard. But better to ma
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4mo ago
I got approached by a recruiter to directly train Grok on coding, so it seems like they're still trying to build a model that's better at coding than shitposting at least?
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4mo ago
TBH, not the best name.
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Telling on himself a bit: > And the people who were supposed to win, bad things are happening.
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5mo ago
Honey, did you order a ski mask and a hammer because someone is delivering them now according to the cam... nevermind.
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Pity that the anti-weaponization fund only pays out if the government weaponizing the law against you was Democratic. (Seriously). Otherwise, she'd have a bloody decent claim, I reckon.
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5mo ago
If generics replace code generation or hand coding a concrete implementation for specific types or... operating against interface{} and then switching based on runtime type, then I strongly disagree that it makes reading Go code harder, it
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5mo ago
Is it because of the kinda built-in duck typing, for want of a better word? The thing where if you have a method (or methods) that matches the signature of method(s) of an interface, you implement the interface without explicitly declaring
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5mo ago
It's just usual justice when the defendants have a lot of very expensive lawyers.
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1) It crashed in 2009 2) Flight recorders weren't recovered until 2011 3) Manslaughter charges initially recommended in 2011 4) Accident report released in 2012 5) A long time with a lot of lawyers arguing about whether or not the char
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5mo ago
Sweet, will check it out :)
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5mo ago
Enterprise pricing I'm guessing
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5mo ago
How does their versionimg work? Because I've assumed that they're constantly tweaking their system prompts, I'm hoping in a couple of months, 4.7 will be improved over my first impressions- I caught significant hallucinations
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I went to 4.7, didn't have a choice, found it unsatisfactory, then Claude quietly added in the option to use 4.6, so I'm back on 4.6, and I'm not the only one in my company. I had far more hallucinations with 4.7 than 4.6. I&
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I think I, ironically, sleep to deeply fir that to work for me, but it's not a bad idea at all!
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Not yet it hasn't, but another 10 years of exposure to it will - and I do. :) I phrased it like that to try to convey the impact my snoring has on anyone near me. When I got hunting or tramping, and intend to stay at a backcountry hut,
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5mo ago
Oh yes, I remember seeing their logo on a friend's bow!
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I don't have sleep apnea, as in, my severe snoring doesn't cause significant drops in blood oxygen levels, but it's still severely impacted my life - when my wife and I married, I spent the first night of our honeymoon awake
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5mo ago
Yamaha also runs a global music school franchise (and I love that the logo on their motorcycles is three tuning forks)
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We'll drink again in Valhalla (not the JDK project, the one with much carousing).
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5mo ago
I wanna be whoring? Come on, no way that's real. Also, she looks like she was generated in the character creator from Oblivion.
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And being able to find one rabbit and actually catch it will feed you for a few days at best, albeit with hunger pangs. But then there's rabbit starvation... https://web.archive.org/web/20090405155151/https:&
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> Gaps in supply chains and power failures would lead to millions (or billions) dying of starvation, dehydration, or exposure because they don’t know how to provide for themselves. People who’ve studied and practiced survival skills (or
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It would depend on what the precise federal/state law regulating charities is - it sounds, to me, (I'm a Kiwi, but heard one of their ads on the radio today in an Uber in SF) like they need to be more specific about what charity t
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