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by arijun 4mo ago
I stopped reading earlier, when they used superscript without explaining its meaning. Its clearly meant for someone with more domain expertise than me, with my hazy recollections of college math.
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by arijun 5mo ago
Why do you think their comment is AI generated? I didn’t get that from it but I’m no expert.
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by arijun 5mo ago
There would have to be a person pretending to be blind on the other side of the phone call, recording your answers. At that point is it not just easier to have that person do the labeling themselves?
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by arijun 5mo ago
Apple runs on-device on older models, too, just wimpier models.
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by arijun 5mo ago
That’s the app. Or vision-impaired, at least.
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by arijun 5mo ago
I am unable to assign different numbers to battle slots. On iOS I could just drag them, on firefox nothing seems to work.
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by arijun 5mo ago
I disagree. There is more content out there than I can read in many lifetimes, so I have to be selective. LLM generated text (like any text) can be well put together on the surface level but require deeper consideration to see the flaws, an
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by arijun 5mo ago
> moved a lot of stuff "inside" the engine The level that they managed to fit everything inside of a simple-looking package was so high that the CEO of ULA (the Boeing/Lockheed Martin rocket company) thought they were lyin
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by arijun 5mo ago
It seems like running with sandbox-exec should remove pretty much all the potential for an app to cause harm… is there a reason why it’s not the default, especially for these certificate-less apps?
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by arijun 5mo ago
I don’t think steam needs Rosetta anymore.
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by arijun 5mo ago
Mobileye still sells to a large fraction of manufacturers (I think a plurality if not majority). You will still get variation in implementation, as Mobileye only does the sensing side, and the integration is done by the OEM.
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by arijun 5mo ago
Tons of consultants are missing expertise in their clients' wheelhouses. The client and consultant each have domain knowledge, and when those domains overlap, there might be conflicts. If you hire an architect to redo your house, it&#x
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by arijun 5mo ago
I think the issue comes with unknown unknowns. Before Fukushima someone might have said the same thing you just have, but a new disaster still came along and caused a lot of issues. I am still bullish on nuclear, but I think waving away con
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by arijun 5mo ago
I may agree with your conclusion that old plants are safe enough (or at least take a deep dive study to see if their expected externality is worse than whatever would replace them). However: > the worst disaster to ever happen without an
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by arijun 5mo ago
I did consider that. I remember nope-ing out of alacritty in the early days after seeing the developers response to people requesting a scrollback buffer. It amounted to something like "I use tmux, and if you don't, you use the te
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by arijun 5mo ago
TreeSitter is an amazing tool but is (purposefully) quite limited compared to an IDE--it doesn't even cross file boundaries, so go to definition is a non-starter. Zed uses LSPs like Rust Analyzer to fill that role.
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by arijun 5mo ago
What is Ghostty's advantage over Alacritty?
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by arijun 5mo ago
I suspect you may be operating in "Restricted mode," aka it doesn't know if it can trust the directory. In that mode, the main tools like Rust analyzer are quite restricted. All of your complaints should be resolved once Rust
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by arijun 5mo ago
Are they losing money on a per-ride basis? I assumed they had large R&D costs, but that each ride would be near break even.
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by arijun 5mo ago
I am a huge proponent of increased public transit (I'm of the opinion that every city should have a massive congestion tax with large swaths only accessible on foot or by public transit), but trains and buses would be wildly inconvenie
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by arijun 5mo ago
Ah you mean generally, not in this specific case.
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by arijun 5mo ago
What does thumbing their noses mean? They have been paying while continuing their behavior, or not paying at all? The first seems like it could be resolved with an escalating fine schedule, and the second could be mitigated by requiring App
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by arijun 5mo ago
What does Box<str> give you that &str doesn’t?
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by arijun 6mo ago
The backup camera mandate is associated with a 78% (!) reduction in fatalities in children in backover incidents. That’s a pretty high bar to cross to prove that the camera is more harmful the it is helpful, especially since, as others have
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by arijun 6mo ago
Why don't we package Acetaminophen with NAC? The reason I can think of is it will be delivered earlier than it normally is in cases of overdose. That would mean there will be less NAC in your system than at the peak dosage when the bod
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by arijun 6mo ago
The first quote is definitely talking about depth of focus; the linked image talks about depth of focus and how it compares to depth of field. As I understand it, depth of focus has a similar effect to depth of field. If your rays diverge m
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by arijun 6mo ago
It seems like they do? That’s why gp suggested disconnecting the Wi-Fi entirely.
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by arijun 6mo ago
I think these TVs are subsidized by the ad revenue, so you might cause them more pain by buying one and never connecting it.
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by arijun 6mo ago
Did you read the article? > Now, here's the kicker: the bigger the focusing lens is, the larger the cone of light rays is, meaning the the out of focus parts of the image will be more out of focus From the page [0] it takes the dept
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by arijun 6mo ago
Doesn’t that remove the narrow depth of focus the author is going for?

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