barbazoo

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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   The end of the high trust society.
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   That’s a hiring issue, not an AI issue.
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   I wonder how the environment impacts how well these crossings work. The road in the photo looks very narrow, an environment where drivers probably have to pay attention, maybe even slow down in general. In my neighborhood there’s one at a t
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   You reap what you sow.
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   I highly recommend the podcast “Fall of civilizations” episode 18 Egypt.
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   > “As far as emissions go, the technology used to create hygiene tissue paper is far more important than the type of fiber it’s made from,” said Naycari Forfora, lead author of the study and Ph.D candidate in the NC State College of Natu
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   > Fire TV players are repeatedly offered on the internet with piracy apps that are supposed to enable free access to IPTV or VoD content. They’re so close to getting it. So close. They almost understand that this is a response to a compl
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   My team has shipped now heavily used features that are built with GenAI under the hood. I have a hard time not seeing the value in that technology. Personally I haven’t seen blockchain make any impact whatsoever but maybe it’s just a little
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   by barbazoo 1y ago

   So real estate it is after all?!
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Or even just detained or arrested.
11. 551.▲
    by barbazoo 1y ago

    That comment is spot on and in my opinion completely in the spirit of the post. It is all about number go up and competition.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    I don’t get quite yet how this benefits the president personally. Are his businesses involved in construction somehow?
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    You could have them work in separate areas if it's in the same code base or just spread work across code bases. Not sure if that's a very efficient or enjoyable way to work but I'm assuming that's how you could scale it.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Wow this is going downhill fast. I don't have access to the article but I'm assuming this is what Palantir is all about right? Or are we not quite there yet, is this the CBP face scanning they have at border crossings too?
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    I never appreciated how realistic FS was until I started studying for the navigation part of my PPL. I flew a 172 too so the instruments felt very similar.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    None of them know what they're doing. Even Google's own AI integrated into their own apps, hallucinates about those very apps, e.g. asking Gemini in Docs about how to do something in Docs. It's laughable. LLM have great utili
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    These beacons are also great for navigation. Aeronautical charts usually show the color/pattern of the light. You can use those as points to triangulate your position.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Man agree
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Can’t negotiate a bill if you’re not getting a bill.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Clearly they must not be serious about the environment then /s
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    I'm imagining these things happen on scales greater than many people's lifetimes. The Roman empire took hundreds of years to fall, there is so much time for these pathological wealth hoarders to enrich themselves and profit while
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Not affiliated but I'm looking into converting my commuter bike with a kit from https://ebikes.ca . Seems to make more sense to turn any of the million bikes out there into an electric one using a reusable kit than buying a
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    > planes always follow certain patterns At any particular and above a certain flight level maybe.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Im really impressed by this. If I understand correctly they classify the tweet but then embed the class in the vector space and find the closest neighbour. If it’s really close it means it’s semantically similar and if it’s close enough it’
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Thanks for making this. May this stay un-enshittified by VC money for a very long time.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    I feel bad for the engineering team that has to implement it all this way. Hang in there folks.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Wow, you really *have* to exercise the region failover to know if it works, eh? And that confidence gets weaker the longer it’s been since the last failover I imagine too. Thanks for sharing what you learned.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    It takes a long time getting to know your dishwasher but my 2014 model was actually not that hard to debug and fix. Need to be able to source the parts of course. I was surprised how repairable it was. Will watch out for it when I need to b
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    Can be done virtually but you might have to use a VPN or even lie about your place of residence.
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    by barbazoo 1y ago

    How practical is that for something the size of a couple pill bottles? Is that something customs would actually catch at all? They seem to have other priorities these days it seems.