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by appletrotter 4y ago
Has anyone followed this guide and gotten it to work? I've followed the instructions but get a command not found error when I run 'gomod2nix.'
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by appletrotter 4y ago
What is a "pretty intense road and situation" for you is some people's daily commute.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Tesla is currently being sued by actual customers based on this exact issue. They've promised FSD, and can't deliver it - especially without lidar.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
You can correct the bot. If you tell it that a fact it has wrong is wrong, you can get it to change its answer. Also, you can just make tweaks manually. Seems super useful to me as long as you understand the limitations. Trust it the right
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> But a student which is supposed to learn something form that homework? We're missing the entire point of homework here. They have to learn to verify it. I think you missed point of OPs idea.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Could hardcode the values for those sites in the extension in that case.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> I'd prefer that over the 'correct' way of being focused on only one. I don't see how that's more 'correct,' by anyone's definition. It's pretty common to go for wider depth of field for land
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by appletrotter 4y ago
bandwidth is only one dimension. what about latency for example?
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Twitter has never shut down before. As has been said, instances go down all the time.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
I think you can find the same circles in the US.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> any instance will shut down sooner or later Just another thing for users to be worried about.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
It’s easy to find parking in the city if you’re in any of the areas outside of downtown, like the sunset, you just have to move every week for street cleaning
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by appletrotter 4y ago
If I’m living in the moment, I’m not using social media at all quite likely. And it doesn’t matter if the effect is “psychological,” it’s going to have an effect on product outcome.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> The general sentiment is… it isn't a bad thing The general tone has seemed very defensive
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by appletrotter 4y ago
I knew it was a slur in middle school
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> “blogging” sounds like something you might do in the bathroom. This is really stretching it.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Tldr > You don't need to log into other instances because your instance already knows how to show you content from another. If it takes 9 paragraphs to explain this concept, I can see why Mastodon is so confusing for so many people.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
"pad" without the "i" was already accepted as a term for something you write on e.g., "pen and pad" I'm pretty confident that you can ask someone for a pad for writing, without thinking at all about hygien
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by appletrotter 4y ago
At the end of the day, it's how much lead is in the water coming out of your taps, right?
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Building consistent habits and working to streamline your life can mitigate some of the negative effects. Just getting exercise really helps me. Stepping back and looking at the big picture, there will always be an effect on my life from ha
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by appletrotter 4y ago
I personally just pack things at the bottom I don’t use often.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
I'm currently living in my a van full time for a few months now, in the bay area. I have access to an office space and go to the gym for showers.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> So AI is already there, just that humans are for harder and tedious jobs ;-) Increasingly less so ;-)
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by appletrotter 4y ago
I agree on your first point, it is the amount of light coming in through the aperture. A wide open aperture lets more light in. The point is just that they have to balance DOF and brightness in their designs. It’s a multi-variable equation,
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> Have you ever used a 35mm film camera? Yep. > The amount of light that’s let in depends entirely on the aperture diameter, not the size of the sensor. That’s wrong. The size of the sensor, the aperture size (and of course the distan
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by appletrotter 4y ago
> An iPhone 14 enables you to take technically superior photos to the photos that professional photographers were taking only a couple of decades ago. I really don’t agree, and honestly it depends on what categories you’re judging it on.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
That’s because the professionals do all this “computational photography” on a laptop or something. That way they get to have a little more creative input into it too. There’s like a billion desktop apps to get any sort of processing you w
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Yeah as other commenters have pointed out, it’s night and day (no pun) between dark shots on DSLRs and phones.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
Which is why DSLRs are for hobbyists and professionals. It's more work, for a reward. Or for people shooting at night. The sensors are too small on phones to gather enough light to look decent.
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by appletrotter 4y ago
They now have instructions that would allow them to assemble their short list. Just pick a couple that look interesting from the larger one.

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