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by cguess 2y ago
It's really funny to watch a bunch of people contradict the US Navy when it comes to navigation at sea. No, a cell phone isn't going to work in the middle of the Pacific and no, the US Navy doesn't use Google maps. Go get o
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by cguess 2y ago
Yes, there's one mentioned in the article, STELLA. Here's a paper describing it https://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1999naos.symp..239K
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by cguess 2y ago
Even the last line of the poem is a twist on expectations and plays on the irony of nationalism and patriotism, the beautiful latin phrase that inspires young men and the harsh reality of trench warfare that it leads them into. No LLM is go
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by cguess 2y ago
"Reality has a well-known liberal bias" There's a difference between being objective and being unbiased.
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by cguess 2y ago
Oh, and there's Asahi, which does run on Macs (not the M4 yet, but it'll come).
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by cguess 2y ago
Sure, but to complain that a Mac, which, come on, at this point is a known quantity for 20 years, doesn't run Linux is just looking to complain. If you want more options there's endless x86 choices, and if you want ARM then demand
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by cguess 2y ago
This isn't the market for MacMinis though. Why are people on this forum so bad at understanding market segmentation? Apple made an incredible desktop machine that happens to work pretty damn well as a server if you poke around. This
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by cguess 2y ago
I run full multiple Ubuntu desktop VMs on Parallels on a M1 MacBook Air. You can use Docker for server installs, sure, but QEMU also works great on Macs and with Rosetta you can even get pretty damn close to native x86 execution speeds.
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by cguess 2y ago
Minis are rarely racked in bulk unless you're running a server farm, which is not the use case they design for. The MacMini is first and foremost a desktop computer for non-professional people or at least not sysadmins. If people want
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by cguess 2y ago
> I am confident that authorities (and insurance companies), will want to apportion blame. In general this isn't how airline investigations actually work. They instead use the concept of "just cause" meaning that the assum
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by cguess 2y ago
> So if I do `sorted_list = my_list.sort()`, my `sorted_list` will be `none` This is (one of) my biggest gripes with Python. It's utterly inconsistent with its design, and library designers have taken that to mean they also can do a
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by cguess 2y ago
It shows me all the bus stops... but not the subway unless I click on a station? I can't even figure out how to have it show me subway times automatically? I rarely take the bus but I'm on the train every day. Can I just have it s
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by cguess 3y ago
It's an 8 year old OS. I can't say I blame them for not wanting to handle that anymore, eventually it becomes too difficult to test and keep up with.
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by cguess 3y ago
I honestly mistook it for the scissors company at first and was extremely confused.
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by cguess 3y ago
Non-extradition doesn't mean the US can't request an extradition. It means each request is a one-off and there's not a process agreed on in a treaty.
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by cguess 3y ago
You might... but most people won't? A cable slips into a purse easily for a night out or something.
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by cguess 3y ago
People do live in neighborhoods, even in major cities. Their kids tend to go to schools in the area, so the families will be near by. It's not surprising at all to run into people even way outside your neighborhood in NYC>
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by cguess 3y ago
Reporters straight up don't have time to edit that much unfortunately. It's a grueling, underpaid and under appreciated job. Most aren't senior reporters at The NY Times (and even then... it's not as good pay as you&#x27
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by cguess 3y ago
I have it on iPhone and it works very well.
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by cguess 3y ago
Not every company is a tech company and not every worker is in their 20's. If you're a truck driver there's a good chance you do work for the same company for your entire career.
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by cguess 3y ago
Luckily mexican immigrants live all over the US, so if you hunt hard you can probably find some good places, even in rural areas.
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by cguess 3y ago
People tend to either over or under indulge while traveling too (I always lose weight when I'm on the road myself) and that's never awesome in either direction
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by cguess 3y ago
Most of the US, in cities, you can find solid Mexican food. Chicago probably has the best "authentic" non-Cali Mexican in the country even. You won't have to worry just might have to hunt a bit. The rest of the world? Yea you
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by cguess 3y ago
sounds like some maintenance guy didn't properly ground the ground plug in that outlet... (or it was one of the old two prong outlets and you used an adapter and just did what we all did and leave the ground wire hanging there instead
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by cguess 3y ago
Norway is this too. I tried to make actual Tex-mex ground beef tacos for some friends and they were abhorred by it.
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by cguess 3y ago
It's crypto, and it's Peter Thiel and Sam Altman, but definition it's a scam.
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by cguess 3y ago
"feelings of dizziness and being lightheaded" sounds much more like a tourist was walking around Italy in the summer with a heavy backpack and not drinking enough water after getting off an airplane and probably impinging too much
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by cguess 3y ago
Milwaukee is a weird town (disclosure: my home town, but left awhile ago). If it wasn't so close to Chicago, people would talk about it like Seattle or Portland. It's quirky with a world-class art museum, the largest music festiva
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by cguess 3y ago
The companies that are licensing the tech. Unfortunately that'll be the big names so you're already pretty heavily priced out of a serious buy. There will be small startups around the world to working on smaller, less-sexy applica
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by cguess 3y ago
For years, and then after the explosion too. The last reactors were decommissioned around 2015 (it takes years, so the dates are bit washy). Chernobyl wasn't the accident people seem to think. It wasn't inevitable, it was the resu

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