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Tesla's 2023 regulatory credits generate $1.79B in revenue(teslarati.com)
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You two are funny. Looks a bit like good cop, bad cop. Informative, though!
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I opened console and did something like: setInterval(() => document.querySelector('button').click(), 100)
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Thanks for the subtitles. I am Deaf.
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Thanks for pointing that out. As one says, the devil is in the details. That's why I tend to use a scale for confidence. Take this example of how I think: OP said, TIL that pigs are immune. This gave me misgivings. I found a counter-pr
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There’s one dangerous effect of a GLP-1 agonist: delayed emptying of the stomach during surgery. Usually, the stomach should be empty due to the risk of complications (like aspiration). But when one takes a GLP-1 agonist, it is not enough t
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Perhaps. I wouldn't believe any statements that I learnt today before some research validating it, and even then only give a measure of confidency. Here I did that for you: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
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That's a temporary system stall when some critical part of the system is overloaded or blocked, usually the disk. Or an out-of-memory condition, the system recovers when the OOM killer has killed a random process. If you were lucky tha
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Thanks for acknowledging. Mistakes can and do happen, or information has changed since the post. I also accidentally wrote misinformation here on Hacker News.
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But it won't help if manifest V2 supporting code is finally deleted from Chromium. Vivaldi already has a built-in adblocker in place, so Vivaldi ad-blocking doesn't depend on V2 being available. This said, V2 shouldn't be rem
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Yeah, all commercial outfits need revenue, and if they don't have ad-based revenue they need their users to be customers paying for the service. Right. This said, I see three more ways for free (like gratis) services (at least free for
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Why? Vivaldi is Chromium.
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They didn't declare anything about that. Vivaldi said they have their own ad blocker not dependent on V2 [0]. Edge is in process of updating their timeline [1]. I think the problem is. What if Chromium won't have code supporting V
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Haha, you spent a lot more thought than me!
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Parenting is hard. A freshly-minted parent has so many good resolutions. After eleven years of parenting we had five weeks of summer without holidays (holidays meaning staying at least three nights not at home). We just had some events like
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The trick to cost saving: stack the tunnels! Exploit the 3D feature of below ground! /s
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Do you work with video platforms? Video tends to be bad for the receiver if the sender has bad upstream.
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It means that user feels the user interface is quite responsive. It's not a very useful metric. A user having a flaky internet connection with high latency and low bandwidth and intermittent disconnections would complain that the platf
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> corporate folks are just obsessed with hierarchy You should read "The Dictator's Handbook." While it primarily applies to politicians in both democracies and authoritarian regimes, the thinking proposed in the book also
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If a company excludes bad resumes they are possibly just optimizing for good resume writers just by assuming that good resume writers are good workers.
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In the article it has been mentioned that obesity is not a risk factor for sleep apnea.
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Would it make sense to compress code and data with something like zstd and let the CPU decompress? Of course this means a large change of how computers work but perhaps it is possible to make this opt-in (i.e. backwards compatible) for soft
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It seems that you still can spin the Wheel of Lunch, but there are only generic proposals like Pizza, Ramen, Thai Food, and so on.
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And for animals like dogs and some birds, set up a reward system, train the animal, then run tests and deduct what can be seen by the behavior of the trained animal. Dogs see only two colors, this means compared to humans they are color-bli
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> But rather that data is continually ingested and the more viral a limitation becomes, the more likely it is to be captured in the new training. Hah. That's a form of learning.
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Perhaps a good way would be to define a logics language for AIs or use an existing one like Prolog and let the LLM generate code then run it. It's a variant of giving LLMs access to some system and let them iterate till they find the s
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Perhaps one simple way would be moving its own executable and putting a different executable in its path. The idea is that under Linux you can change things in the filesystem but the running process is keeping the old state. This way you ca
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That's partly because they aren't protected sufficiently from Corporate cleverly using psychological and other tricks to empty the pockets.
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You used the term "highest level of disposable income in the world". Sorry to be so blunt, but it's not helpful if you look only at the average. A better metric would be the median because it is well known that the super rich
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Whenever something changes on the screen while reading Reader Mode gets activated immediately and without remorse.

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