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4mo ago
I think at the very least owners of these vehicles should be made to undergo more rigorous licensing education and testing.
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4mo ago
Kysely rules
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4mo ago
I constantly get scam calls from numbers that are very similar to my own in Canada. I assume this is an attempt to look like a normal trustworthy number.
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4mo ago
It’s a problem if you use non-Apple devices as well as Apple devices.
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4mo ago
Go to a park near your house with walking paths in it. Compare Google Maps with OSM. That said; of course Google Maps has improved and is likely better than alternatives in lots of ways, but it’s actually not great or anywhere near the deta
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4mo ago
It is my cheaper separate phone. Main phone is iPhone which I can test iOS on. Android is mostly for testing, and backup/utility on long trips.
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4mo ago
I want to run graphene but I make android apps and need to test on device with a somewhat standard setup… login with google, etc. is this reasonable to do with graphene?
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4mo ago
A woman wrote a glowing review about a book of poetry my late grandfather wrote. After he died and I was combing the internet for references to him, I found her blog & post. I sent her an email sharing the news and to express how nice i
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4mo ago
Why is it necessary to throw together a new lisp and not just use an existing one?
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4mo ago
You can generate simple CRUD apps with free plans / old models.
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4mo ago
How is it possible to make encrypted communication impossible? It’s (for us) trivial to encrypt and sign a message with GPG for instance. Does this allow the government to come to my house if I trade these messages with friends?
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4mo ago
why fix it when you can just easily re-write/generate it from scratch?
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4mo ago
Nobody is only generating code. Many are letting agents run commands. Agents routinely write scripts and run tools in the background. Agents who have been told they can only do `cat` and `grep` can sometimes do `cat $EVIL_PAYLOAD | bash`. I
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4mo ago
That is where many of the nazi war doctors who escaped prosecution ended up…
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4mo ago
I have a small Logitech laser mouse with a few auxiliary buttons, horizontal click scroll, and an unlock able wheel for fast scrolling. One button opens up workspace view (four fingers up), side scroll switches between works spaces (four fi
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4mo ago
I'm sure they love free speech, except for the kind that reveals how shitty their product is
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4mo ago
I’ve been doing it for a decade now. I have a list of everything I’ve been rejected for. New apps must satisfy the list before I put them up for first review. New apps pass first try now. Build system woes are almost always solved by deleti
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4mo ago
“ I think this one is overly verbose and probably falls out of context windows pretty quickly” It likely will. Half way through a session I routinely watch the agent append my rules to the top of its thinking only to do exactly what it said
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5mo ago
Do you have any recommendations for effective self-learning paths? I have murky old foundations in all three fields (took first year linear algebra and a variety of logic courses) so am not starting from nothing but the few times I’ve trie
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5mo ago
So let’s say this is wildly over my head… what would be some good places to start reading to gain a minimal foundation to engage with this?
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5mo ago
I wait impatiently for the vegan e-biker dominated future
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5mo ago
Is this accounting for the production of batteries and electrical components? That asked, some things I do for myself, and self-propelling is great for my health and longevity.
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5mo ago
License plate, drivers license, gas purchases.
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5mo ago
Just here to remind you all about bicycles.
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5mo ago
lol I’m spending max $50/month right now on a couple light subscriptions and my velocity is insane right now (full stack mobile app development) I’m leaning into it hard while these cheap plans still exist and building out a big platfo
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5mo ago
To deeply simplify - why do we ban things? I'd say, because we as a group decide they are "bad". Not sure how you can remove moral judgments from any discussion of banning
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5mo ago
So I take it you have a problem with laws against murder, fraud, theft, etc. Aside from the government, who is it that you prefer to do judgment and enforcement?
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5mo ago
In North America iPhone/android split is far from 50/50. I have 4 different apps running and the split is about 80/20 and has been for a decade. Internationally android is used at a higher rate - but that is decreasing as les
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5mo ago
Effective planning with LLMs isn’t prompting “design me a system” - it’s asking “how would a system to accomplish x be designed” and then engaging in dialogue and research with the LLM as an assistant and critic - running outputs through ot
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5mo ago
Yup. It’s a bit of a pain, but you don’t have to use the connect app. Devices and data can be accessed with direct USB connection as standard storage. You will lose some features and I think firmware updates become difficult (or impossible?
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