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There you are! Hope you are doing well my friend.
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After John Warnock stepped down as Adobe CEO, he ramped up his involvement at Octavo, a company dedicated to preserving rare historical books. A challenge they faced was de-curling scanned pages that could not be flattened. https:/&#x
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A tool like this should live in service to the legal profession. Like Copilot, without a human verifying, improving, and maintaining the work, it is risky (possibly negligent) to provide this service to end users.
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Scott Meyers’ “Effective C++” series are digestible reads that cover the corner cases a modern C++ developer might hit, as well as guidelines and best practices to keep from shooting yourself in the foot.
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3y ago
Have you looked at https://www.taskpaper.com/ ?
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Other threads suggest it is the Flight Termination System being seen, so I am not sure it will help diagnose what’s happened.
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3y ago
This makes perfect sense. Thank you for all the value you add to HN.
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Realtime telemetry from ISS internal components
(iss-mimic.github.io)
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Donald Knuth – The Patron Saint of Yak Shaves (2017)
(yakshav.es)
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I did not get the same point you did out of the article. The point I got is to be more intentional about being distracted, and to use a phone or a computer as a tool instead of an attention crutch. By reducing the phone's ability to ea
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As a giver of one of these notes, I would imagine you have decided to stand against bribery no matter the outcome of the scenario where it is given. Hopefully reason wins out and the situation ends amicably. To address the bribery problem,
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Assuming these papers are at the boundary of human knowledge, what would these AIs be trained on? How much authority should rest on an LLM reporting that, statistically, the paper’s tokens appear to match up with that trained model?
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The DC-10 cargo door issue was unprecedented in its time, and the first failure was smoothed over with a phone call from the CEO to the FAA, instead of an airworthiness directive. The plane wasn’t grounded until the second incident killed a
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I asked it the same question, and my instance is convinced it is 16th century philosopher Thomas Hobbes.
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Could the sort be another form? Taking the article’s example, I could sort a bunch of tables by height or weight or some other attribute. That sort order then takes on a form that was not there prior to the sort. To think of it another way,
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I wonder if this is the reason Hylo was given its name: https://www.hylo-lang.org/
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In the stream today I recall Kit saying something about how they would like to localize it at some point. He didn't give any ETAs for the feature, though.
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He is using his live stream today to announce Seraph, and has stated multiple times that he is very closely tied to it.
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Seraph Secure: anti-scam software co-founded by Kitboga
(seraphsecure.com)
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One of the main points of this article is to "just use locks", which glosses over a lot of technical complications about locking elements within a document. How long is the lock held? Can it be stolen from a user who has gone offl
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Starship is listed towards the bottom of the notice with a primary date of Nov 17.
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I am especially intrigued by how this book so effortlessly combines prose and code. It looks like literate programming, but the source code on GitHub doesn't appear to have those annotations. Does anyone know what software was used to
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Using inserters to dump trash into space is a brilliant and seamless mechanic. Yet another example of care in the Factorio game model.
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Realtime telemetry from ISS internal components
(iss-mimic.github.io)
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My company doesn’t have official PTO. They used to, but had to track the untaken time off as unpaid debt to Wall Street. They since changed to a more fluid arrangement between manager and employee that is not officially tracked. The old sys
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As a fellow alum, can confirm. North campus got all the aesthetics. South campus got “the bomb shelter”.
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I would do $14 for a month's worth of access, and while I'm outside of those months, the data is read-only. This would let me spend ~$50/year for me to check in 2-3 times and make necessary adjustments to my financial plan. W
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What about $5 for a one week unlock, so I can make quarterly adjustments as necessary? Or, say, $10 for a week during Q1 of the year so I can plan out my taxes for the upcoming year? (While I’m not paying the info is read-only, tempting me
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The chunk is ancillary, so if size matters it can be omitted.
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iOS VM system doesn’t use the disk for paging, so it’s quite a different beast than a machine with TB of available space.
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