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RetpolineDrama
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3y ago
They're supposed to, but Harry Reid went on record that as a gang of 8 member he was denied access.
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This is why apartments are stupid designs, and we should tax them appropriately.
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>That's clearly not an option for the cars that are abandoned and dead because they couldn't charge. Plugging in to a charger provides all the power to heat (and slowly charge) the battery, you just won't get full speed wh
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3y ago
Vulkan only getting a mesh shader API a year ago when Nvidia shipped hardware in 2018 is a joke. I want Vulkan to be great, but it's painfully obvious it's behind.
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3y ago
>There are federal agencies you can file complaints with that will then tip off investigations and you can do that for free. More evidence that we need to dismantle much of the federal government, I don't want my tax dollars funding
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3y ago
I've had floaters (can clearly see them in the sky) since childhood. I've considered laser surgery to get rid of them, but never gotten around to it. Sometimes it worries me, but the condition is "stable".
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3y ago
>because gas ranges are not default unsafe. They are in fact unsafe by default in basically every metric. In a brand new one spews toxic byproducts into your home, which for most people lacks the ventilation to remove it. It also comes w
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3y ago
I don't see anyone "worshiping", I see neutrals and haters. Haters spend a lot of time talking about these supposed worshipers, but I don't see them in comment sections.
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3y ago
>It seems quite clear that Musk dislikes public transport. He's publicly stated that he thinks it sucks and is inconvenient. A _lot_ of people share this sentiment, especially in America. I've said much of the same, and I don&#
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3y ago
Low quality/trash article. I wasted a few minutes of my time so you can save yours. >Ten years after Elon Musk unveiled the white paper for the vacuum-tube transport system he dubbed the Hyperloop, it’s time to drive the final nail
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>Gas cooking is obviously a more luxurious experience Maybe for the 60+ boomer crowd, for everyone else Induction is way cooler than gas.
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3y ago
Induction is faster, more precise, more efficient/green, safer, and most importantly not spewing toxic crap into your kitchen/living room where you presumably spend time with your family/children. Even with an externally-vent
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3y ago
>Gas heat distributes heat nicely across the bottom and sides of any size pot you put on it. And leaded gasoline made poorly-dimensioned combustion chambers run better/not knock. We still banned it for good reasons.
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>We have electric at home, It just takes forever to cook anything and it's hard to control the heat. You like have an under-powered resistance range. A proper 240v 60A circuit powered induction range will out-heat any residential ga
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3y ago
>it should be individual choice depending on your own personal situation. Your average individual is completely unequipped to make an informed decision on this topic. They have no idea their crappy gas stove is spewing high volumes of ca
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>So the question is... did unions prevent a path to upgradation to new tech? Of course they did. It's even worse in legacy auto, Engineering has to get approval from the union for any significant new vehicle features.
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3y ago
https://thecivilrightslawyer.com/about/ Send this guy your story, he might be able to help you
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3y ago
>And as you say, if you start missing child support payments the judge will hit you with contempt charges and put you straight back in jail for several months to teach you a lesson. All of this should be illegal, debtors prisons by anoth
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3y ago
>which ended with me serving five months in jail for retweeting the public defender's Tweet about it Um, what? You served 5 months in jail for a retweet? Care to elaborate?
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3y ago
This is for their API, not the chat service. But thanks, that's another datapoint.
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>due to the antisemitic posts. He can't be suspended for posts that didn't happen.
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I have basically shipped gpt-4-32k to a few million boomers. Hard to say more without doxxing myself.
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3y ago
>I know a good number of OpenAI people, and every single person I know is supportive of Sam. FWIW: I spend an insane amount of money with OpenAI each month, more than the average income in the US. I'm not a Fortune 500 or anything,
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3y ago
My Open AI bill was (opens dashboard...), $43,xxx last month. First thing tomorrow I'm kicking off another round of searching for alternatives.
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3y ago
It went down, then came back for me. Now it's back down again (Still down as of this post)
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For a highly trained astronaut that "oops" in the video seemed extremely careless.
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The timing of this was perfect. I left a somewhat snarky comment to someone being a huge jerk and a few minutes later I'm IP banned. I was like, "damn that must have been an admin"
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>Unless every possible error scenario gets its own descriptive error I mean that's not out of the question, I force that in every codebase I use. The only one I find that difficult in is Kotlin, because it's a trash language th
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I believe he is mocking the average HN commenter, who simultaneously complains about these types of opaque-black-box systems but attacks transparent distributed systems.
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>The simplest fix seems to be using four wheels instead of one Classic. But that's not enough, you also need airbags and crumple zones. We can't realistically expect everyone to wear motorcycle gear all the time so we need to b
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