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by andreareina 1y ago
Nothing about autonomous driving—how it's being pitched, the valuations, hardware, etc—suggests it's going to be cheap
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by andreareina 1y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44558328 "putty.org is not run by PuTTY developers"
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by andreareina 1y ago
Some reason probably being that it's easier
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by andreareina 1y ago
> Get a colonoscopy at 45. We are seeing a big increase in younger people. N.B. this is not just an increase in detection (as could happen with more/better screening where the true rate isn't changing), but mortality : >
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by andreareina 1y ago
They’re different, complementary approaches. Example based testing has a known input and output. Unless you have an oracle (not usually the case) you won’t know the exact output you should get from a generated input. So instead you depend o
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by andreareina 1y ago
It's interesting to see n queens being framed as susceptible to getting stuck in local optima as my mind immediately goes to tree search.
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by andreareina 1y ago
Unfortunately there is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer
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by andreareina 1y ago
To me it’s surprising in the sense that it was even still supported.
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by andreareina 1y ago
Has Ansible solved the issue where some tasks (e.g. postgresql_user) require a Python module to be available, which you don't want to be installed in the global environment? Last I looked into it you could use a venv but had to monkey
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by andreareina 2y ago
This is how Linux From Scratch is done, and I've used the same technique to install missing video drivers that the Ubuntu install didn't include for whatever reason.
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by andreareina 2y ago
Good thing Scott Aaronson's protocol isn't that.
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by andreareina 2y ago
BPC 157 has little to no reliable data to say it works. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6WLUUia6qZjVredWBuOlr6
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by andreareina 2y ago
Or in Singapore
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by andreareina 2y ago
If it's pushed to Strava from another device (Garmin, Wahoo, etc) then you can download the original file, which will have all the data that the original device recorded. This may have auto pausing, may not. On e.g. files that are uplo
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by andreareina 2y ago
What flag would you use for Malay on a Singaporean site[1]? > From a _UX perspective_, is there something better than the flag cloud at https://nuenki.app for quickly asking "is my target language supported"? That f
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by andreareina 2y ago
IIRC someone else started it by applying a ligature to the appropriate regional indicator pairs, then Unicode adopted it.
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by andreareina 2y ago
https://archive.is/20250131232352/https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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by andreareina 2y ago
> We're talking about what you might expect if you gave a mediocre first year CS student the task of parsing some specific xml. It's ok, you can say it was a bunch of regex.
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by andreareina 2y ago
Someone who delivers notice of legal stuff, to provide proof that so-and-so did receive these documents.
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by andreareina 2y ago
The way I see the modular ports story is that the use-case is less being able to switch them, more getting the ports you want. I've got a usb c on either side, which I don't have with my work ThinkPad. I still have a usb a yubikey
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by andreareina 2y ago
Brick and mortar stores know exactly how much tax they have to pay, yet they don't show an all-inclusive price. It's clearly not a case of online retailers just not showing the tax because it's difficult. If they wanted to t
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by andreareina 2y ago
I've been burnt crispy by too many deadlines that didn't matter.
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by andreareina 2y ago
Yes bad dating advice is equivalent to saying that being creative with the price of an options grant is ok[1]. Or that you can cure cancer with diet. [1] https://a16z.com/why-i-did-not-go-to-jail/
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by andreareina 2y ago
Related submission with the actual court order: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42382829
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by andreareina 2y ago
The architecture/design of these quantum computers can do arbitrary computations. The specific machines we are currently able to build don't have enough qubits that remain coherent long enough to solve the problems we care about.
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by andreareina 2y ago
That's pretty much the kind of problem they're using here. The problem is that to verify the simulation, you need to run the simulation on the classic device, and that requires time that is exponential in the number of particles b
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by andreareina 2y ago
Everything not forbidden is compulsory. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totalitarian_principle
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by andreareina 2y ago
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/162184/what-is-t...
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by andreareina 2y ago
Article takes too long to get to the grounds—judge ruled that the original party negotiations had been improper, with Musk having too much influence over the board.
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by andreareina 2y ago
intervals.icu works well for endurance training

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