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NautilusWave
2y ago
Basically, functional AI interactions are prohibitively resource intensive and expensive. Microsoft's non-coding Copilots are shit due to resource constraints.
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NautilusWave
2y ago
CS has always been about Computer Science, not Computer Skills. Maybe Theo just doesn't know what it stands for.
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NautilusWave
2y ago
Non-sequitur statements like this drive me nuts. Somehow, politicians and executive types learn how to use just enough of them to make the audience forget what they're not saying.
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NautilusWave
3y ago
He hadn't read 1984
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NautilusWave
3y ago
What is going on in Buffalo, NY with those prices? How is it so much more expensive than Rochester? Hell, even Chicago is significantly cheaper!
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NautilusWave
3y ago
I don't understand how an increase in the tip percentage is justified. The base price is already experiencing inflation, why should the tip percentage on top of that also inflate?
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NautilusWave
3y ago
This article just makes me think of the industrialized agriculture and how it contributes to rashes of foodborne illness. But also I'm hungry, and it's really not helping.
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NautilusWave
3y ago
I wonder whose fault that is, 𝙍𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡𝙙 𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙣.
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NautilusWave
3y ago
This reminds me of an old Chrome bug we ran up against involving the auto fill feature. All day, our software users are entering patient data, including address information. Chrome would grind to a halt on certain pages trying to provide al
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NautilusWave
3y ago
Between the whole language approach to literacy and undiagnosed ADHD, I was very slow at learning how to read. Fortunately, my parents were able to force my grade school to put me into special ed for a couple of years and I rapidly acquired
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NautilusWave
3y ago
Death of a Salesman was published in 1949. Has the American Dream just been dying in different ways over the past several decades?
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NautilusWave
3y ago
Does it have a Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum?
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NautilusWave
3y ago
Always use BCC when sending an email to a large mailing list!
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Is this a problem that could be modeled with AI? Are there too many variables?
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Midjourney's sonic hedgehog needs more calibration.
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NautilusWave
4y ago
I hate the idea of making a kid take a test of knowledge on what transitioning entails before starting or going through some other form of gatekeeping, but my gut tells me that only people who are enthusiastic about the process and all of t
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NautilusWave
4y ago
I thought there were a number of trans authors who acted negatively towards being posted on HN, but it seems to be primarily one.
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NautilusWave
4y ago
I need to pay more attention; the anti-HN post edits happened often enough I assumed there was a broader trend beyond a single author.
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NautilusWave
4y ago
The sediment of the Dominy Formation sounds rather ominous. It seems like and increase in sediment flow could damage hydropower infrastructure, it could lead to unpredictable water diversion as "lake" levels drop, or it could cont
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Is Hacker News secretly funded by J. K. Rowling? Was there a singular precipitating event that got trans folks pissed at HN? Is it a series of factors that I'd have to sift through millions of comments to understand??
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Might as well call it "Poppers" or "VCR Head Cleaner".
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NautilusWave
4y ago
But how does it look with a massive charity drive ad banner?
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LastPass Vault Deobfuscator
(youtube.com)
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NautilusWave
4y ago
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NautilusWave
4y ago
This article is correct in being cautious about "why" questions, but for the wrong reason. On science topics, people often ask "why" when they should ask "how". Things don't happen for reasons; they happen
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NautilusWave
4y ago
This sounds right. People in desperate situations shouldn't feel forced to make high risk bets that could put them in a worse situation down the road. Especially in the US where financial security and health are so closely tied to each
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Is there an easy way to scrape the TOS posted by each of the different services en masse? It'd be interesting to check them into a git repo and track changes.
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Sharing WiFi connection details via a QR code in iOS. On Android it's intuitive; but last I checked a few months ago on my spouse's iPhone, it was a weirdly complex process that didn't leverage the information the phone alrea
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NautilusWave
4y ago
Can someone clarify if copyright violation is actually considered "illegal"? As far as I know it's a civil matter and not something a state or federal government would attempt to prosecute.
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Ask a Mortician: Did We Violate Community Guidelines?
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NautilusWave
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Did We Violate Community Guidelines?
(youtube.com)
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NautilusWave
4y ago
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