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by OJFord 7mo ago
I am not my age or gender either in this sense, but I am still going to say 'I am a man' and 'I am x years old', because I am fluent in English.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> And nowadays in the NHS you will be hard-pressed to spot a white coat - people wear ordinary clothes, scrubs, or nurses uniforms. At least that's my impression as a recent in-patient. Yeah, they were banned in the name of hygiene
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by OJFord 7mo ago
If you mean you had 1.1.1.2 as a secondary, and don't want it to have a different configuration, you can use 1.0.0.1 along with 1.1.1.1 instead.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Assuming 'moat' – they'll push the frontier forward; they don't really have to worry until progress levels off. At that point, I suppose there's still paid harnesses (people have always paid for IDEs despite FOSS op
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by OJFord 7mo ago
What's the market for Pro? Airline crew?
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The Chagos islanders who made it home(telegraph.co.uk)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I think they worked that back from tokens used, hence the estimation, but their actual billing was Claude Code & Codex subscriptions. (Which probably was also the main contributor to it taking 14 days.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I didn't get it until reading your comment, but I think perhaps they meant 'vertical' as in 'it opens vertically' (chest freezer)—i.e. they didn't mix them up exactly, just used them differently than we expecte
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by OJFord 7mo ago
https://tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-icons/ (second section on consistency)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Microsoft doing that would be wild. You used to be able to put it on Macs yourself , i.e. just install it the way you would on any computer, or equivalently put Linux on it. Now, see (all the work that has to be done by the team of) Asahi,
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Oh, nice then, very intuitive. `:) Android (Pixel 10) in Firefox.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Quick feedback: I kept instinctively trying to press the A/B/C on the actual court(?) even after realising it's at the bottom on the first one. I would suggest either making those clickable, or styled less like buttons someho
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by OJFord 7mo ago
> Many British people considered “white” are “black” in the US. I'm also British, can you give an example of that? A minor celebrity/TV personality say? To the extent you have a point though I think it's irrelevant anyway—
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by OJFord 7mo ago
It's still a big leap from what he actually said to assume that one would be restricted to an individual budget. It's already variably the case or not (whether 'unlimited' or limited across the whole team) at different c
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I'm not in the market for RAM (or RAM-like), I just have a surplus of quasi-obsolete hardware!
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by OJFord 7mo ago
No, it's CNBC that's lost the plot, totally misrepresenting what he said. I commented longer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47454487
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by OJFord 7mo ago
He's not saying it like it's a benefit, part of the total comp, article is ridiculous. Here's the source (time stamped): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jw_o0xr8MWU&t=2h3m26s He's saying it more like a
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Essentially (with made up numbers): 100 men on a high street, 4 of which are on a watch-list; 2 of which are black. Both black guys get identified, only one of the others does. Ditto men vs. women, mutatis mutandis.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
This is actually more (socially/ethically/philosophically) interesting than one might assume from the headline: it's not false positives, it's that it's more effective (correctly identifies someone is on a watch-lis
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by OJFord 7mo ago
To be fair Karpathy isn't known for using LLMs—not that I would assume or question whether he's used them 'for non-trivial tasks', but it's not like making the same comment in reply to Steve Yegge or someone. (H
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I should probably sort through some old boxes and eBay stuff I've saved for no reason in particular, not like it's (I hope!) going to get any more valuable than it already isn't, and I'm not realistically going to build
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by OJFord 7mo ago
I get occasional spam - I'd guess it's because you've never joined a public group or shared your handle anywhere?
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Commonwealth countries have extraterritorial jurisdiction. I don't know that it's ever been enforced for something so relatively petty as intoxication or prostitution, but it is nevertheless the law. (Obligatory IANAL though.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Crikey I did not realise how bad it was... 8GB of DDR4 is €100?! Is older stuff worth anything? I might be sitting on a goldmine... (Quick look at eBay - not a lot - non-ECC DDR3 2x8GB selling about £10.)
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by OJFord 7mo ago
That's true but not relevant to the spirit of the point.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
No it isn't? Real example is Amazon, a US company that sells alcohol in the UK, and is required to check age on order & delivery.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
In theory the children are committing a crime yes, but obviously enforcement is extremely low; left mainly to their teachers. I don't think UK law governs foreign companies' overseas operations based on the nationality of the cust
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by OJFord 7mo ago
What you're not seeing, edited inline, is: Not-most popular LLM software development product on the planet acquires most popular/rapidly rising python packaging org for mindshare.
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Bound the halves with copper wire! I always end up with more questions than answers on these things, how was the wire made? I suppose if I'd thought about it, clearly they could do wire for jewellery. Never ceases to impress me how lon
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by OJFord 7mo ago
Culture. I don't really know what you can do about it other than considering it in hiring, especially for roles that will influence it (i.e. leadership and any sort of internal function as opposed to revenue-generating) and being aware

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