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https://www.pieiron.com/products/old-fashioned-waffle-iron-o...
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azinman2
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Most people buying a new MacBook don’t have the previous version, they’re going much further back. That’s why you see both intel and m1 comparisons.
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azinman2
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No wifi 7? Are others shipping it?
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azinman2
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Most Mac users seldom upgrade. I read here and myself often use a MacBook for 7+ years. Given screen tech changes alone, I think it makes a lot of sense. I’ve owned an iMac before very happily. I just don’t own one now because they stopped
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Can’t remember where I saw the interview but that was a conscious choice given the long battery life and fast charging.
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azinman2
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I saw those demoed yesterday. The model was asked to create a cool visualization. It ultimately tried to install steamlit and go its page, only to find its own Claude software running streamlit, so as part of debugging it killed itself. Not
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azinman2
2y ago
At what point can we sue, especially if basic security practices like 2FA are not enabled?
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azinman2
2y ago
Or just not make any hardware promises, and do it like iCloud or OpenAI or Gemini or any other cloud product.
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azinman2
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> Deprecate Lua, Python, JavaScript, Ruby and a dozen other languages, because Pretty C is the ultimate scripting language, but lightning-fast and strongly typed! Umm… that’s quite the goal. I’ll stick with deprecated Python.
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azinman2
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And then watch a parallel structure emergence from China that usurps it all.
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azinman2
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I’m not seeing people working with their own AirPods in. I would not think very highly of such an employee.
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azinman2
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Because you’re interacting with another human being who is there helping you. I’m guessing you’ve never worked retail/service before. People treat retail/service workers like shit all the time. To wear an AirPod while ordering is
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> If you're getting your order taken at Starbucks, you can totally have ears in even today. Prior to hearing aid features, I’d say this is actually quite rude even if you “can.” I don’t think the service workers taking your order ap
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azinman2
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I’m just speaking to my experience with this crop. Actually their communication issues I haven’t encountered in the work place otherwise. It’s about what specifically was poor, which isn’t easy or worth expressing as a comment on HN.
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It’s one thing to train a person. It’s another to teach them not to interrupt people or be rude. I had a recent experience with a college student who had just terrible communication skills. It was a total turn off, and the quality of the wo
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I wondered the same. I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the case, and it can also shift with the Overton window over time. It might be that if you took two generations ago and had a Time Machine to compared to today, the differences would b
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So where do the adjusted 10M rows live instead? S3?
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azinman2
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Even worse!
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What about the 60 year old with autoimmune issues? That have expensive drugs but it wasn’t “their actions” that led to this? The entire system only works if healthy 30 year olds are putting in somewhat similarly (it will be cheaper regardle
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azinman2
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What’s the app?
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azinman2
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Not private world, public military. Under the previous admin, in 2017 climate change was removed from the National Security Strategy. Budget can be affected, etc.
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You would think, except when certain people come into power and appoint figure heads who go and scrub such things. It’s not immune.
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Do you? You have knowledge that the problem is literally unsolvable any other way?
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It’s hard to imagine this is the only way to achieve this. I have no background here, but there’s got to be a faster, cheaper way that then can be scaled across the 3M abandoned sites in the US. Next, do the rest of the world.
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A good logging framework has all the hooks you need
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It’s actually worse in terms of metabolic disease, surprisingly. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/metabolic-syn... .
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There are already coffee and espresso machines that will do this for you, in a wide range of complexity. There will always be people who don’t want to interact with other humans. There are likely even more who do.
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Per the article [1], the same ILA union president was previously against EZ Pass. Baristas provide a point of human contact and socialization which cannot be automated while preserving humanity. Truck driving can, and it’s an isolated job.
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Is there any plastic that is just carbon chains? My understanding is all plastics contain additives. This [1] is just one study of many that show HDPE (and other plastics) leaching phthalates. Please don’t come at me or anyone with the ad h
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