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by ascorbic 2y ago
The runtime is Deno, so yes.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
They're making $300 million per month in revenue right now, with no ads.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
I asked it about the UK government budget which was announced a few hours ago and it gave me a good, accurate summary.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
It's interesting to see which ones it answers with the party line (e.g. what is Taiwan) and which it shuts down entirely (asking what happened in Beijing in 1989, or what Falun Gong's teachings are, or if Xi Jinping looks like Win
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by ascorbic 2y ago
> Half the tourists go there by private plane. Ballmer's son took his super yacht there with a harem of models. Sounds great apart from that bit.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Spain should take the opportunity to move to WET like Portugal
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Neither of those are London car taxes. I think the number refers to the congestion charge. ULEZ raises a similar amount though.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
There are 25 on mine, so ymmv
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Because most users have no idea what a pwa is or how to install it. They expect to be able to go to the app store and install an app.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Detectorists is filmed in Suffolk, but it's set in Essex. Not that that makes the accents any more appropriate. Mackenzie Crook is just using his natural accent though, which is Kentish.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
I'm not a tax lawyer, but as I understand it the 100% deduction is only for items accepted in lieu of inheritance tax, so not something you'll be rolling forward. The Cultural Gifts Scheme (which didn't exist at the time of t
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by ascorbic 2y ago
In the UK, if the site is a scheduled ancient monument then you need permission to even dig a small hole.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
I bought an iMac in 2011 that I had for 12 years before it died. I replaced the HD with an SSD after a few years but otherwise it just kept on going.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Dario Amodei's recent post had a good analysis about which fields are and are not limited by intelligence. https://darioamodei.com/machines-of-loving-grace
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Americans suffer from the fact that most of them were taught to read using the whole language method, which has no scientific basis and has been repeatedly demonstrated to be ineffective.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Is that the case when they're only providing as a service rather than distributing it? And if it is, where's the code?
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GPS Jamming Is Screwing with Norwegian Planes(wired.com)
2 points by ascorbic 2y ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 2y ago
It's such a persistent myth that a health and safety organisation decided to sponsor the championships to try and debunk the idea. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7637605.stm
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by ascorbic 2y ago
It varies a lot by location and conditions. I find lots of stuff in fields around me, of all ages. Loads of Victorian ceramics, but also 1920s glass, 1980s ring pulls, Roman tiles, Mesolithic flint.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Glass bottles, aluminium cans, ceramics
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by ascorbic 2y ago
This is all thanks to the GDS, which was formed in 2011 specifically to bring that kind of startup vibe to government. It's even based in Shoreditch, with the startups. A lot of alumni from GDS have gone on to consult with other govern
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by ascorbic 2y ago
This isn't really an example of UK culture. 15 years ago, UK gov sites were as bad as everywhere else. Some of the small number of good things that I can credit the Cameron government were a few of these changes, including the establis
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by ascorbic 2y ago
The post covers that
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by ascorbic 2y ago
The rules are different
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by ascorbic 2y ago
It's not a case of shying away from it: the rules of the prize don't allow it.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
He can't compete with Anthropic and OpenAI because their models are much better. Llama is the competitor with the capability closest to Grok.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
I'm not sure how you took that from the article. Its whole premise is that some passions are more monetizable than others.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Calling it a rescue may or may not be accurate, but the replies to your comment show that it is at least open to discussion by people who presumably don't have a vested interest in the number of clicks on the article. That would mean t
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by ascorbic 2y ago
There is nothing in GitHub's terms of service or AUP that says anything even close to that.
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by ascorbic 2y ago
Did you pay for the software? Do you have a contract? No? Then they owe you literally nothing. You are lucky that they give it to you for free. You can open issues if you find a bug, and hopefully the maintainers will fix it, or somebody el

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