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by chmod775 1y ago
At the end of the day someone could always grab this code, remove the verification step, and distribute that as a new app.
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by chmod775 1y ago
By the way the owners of AIP also happen to mostly be suppliers of materials for building these vehicles. They have a double incentive to abuse their monopoly position. Comparable vehicles cost ~500k Euro (~600k USD) in Germany for instance
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by chmod775 1y ago
Kids can learn to swim (read: not panic and keep the important bits above water) pretty much the time they learn to walk. By 3-5 they can learn to properly swim without assistance from floats. You still shouldn't let them be around wat
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by chmod775 1y ago
No it's not. It lets you cycle through active windows with a hotkey, lets you close the current window, and launches dmenu to let you open more applications.
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by chmod775 1y ago
> A map showing reports of EE outage reports made to DownDetector suggests that those in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow are the worst affected. No. Those are the most densely populated areas of the UK - obviously they appea
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by chmod775 1y ago
Note that they have another recall for other models going, though their language for those sounds somewhat less dramatic compared to what they used for the PowerCore 10000. More of a "covering our assess" recall than a "holy
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by chmod775 1y ago
If these things were truly possible on Earth, chances are life-forms based on it would have evolved. For mostly-self-sufficient organisms in earth's environment, the versatility of carbon appears to outperform silicon on every metric t
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by chmod775 1y ago
Slightly strange how both use the same example of a house with some trees.
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by chmod775 1y ago
You could spray insecticides and kill some percentage while damaging the books further. Or you put them in a sealed environment with no oxygen, killing every single one of these beetles. I'm not sure that the more lethal option is &quo
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by chmod775 1y ago
Why not just make it not purchasable with that payment option/store credit? In many countries Steam supports plenty of alternative payment options that do not use VISA or mastercard. Thinking about it, if a platform as enormous as Stea
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by chmod775 1y ago
Ten hours is a decent amount of time, so I'm not too surprised the human won. LLMs don't really tend to improve the longer they get to chew on a problem (often the opposite in fact). The LLM was probably getting nowhere trying to
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by chmod775 1y ago
"Another man who adopted face-eating bird has his face eaten." I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.
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by chmod775 1y ago
That's some terrible naming. Now there's two things "tsx" stands for in the TypeScript ecosystem.
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by chmod775 1y ago
You might as well refuse to place CNN and Fox News on the political spectrum with the same argument. HN has somewhat democratic editorial tools and thus majority opinions on HN are very clear.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Not even close? Tencent and Sony likely have (indirectly) more game developers on their payroll, and even the top 3 (MS, Sony, Tencent) combined aren't that much of the market. Nobody seems to control even 10% of the 500 billion dollar
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by chmod775 1y ago
Are we in a room together?
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by chmod775 1y ago
It was never going to last long enough anyways, being sure to get patched as soon as any adblocker uses it. It's however still interesting in the sense that it might be fairly trivial to change, so chances are the next adblockers are g
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by chmod775 1y ago
Sometimes people put cleaning liquid in the fridge. Given a long enough span of time, every possible fuck up eventually will happen.
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by chmod775 1y ago
You live in NY on supposedly a NY income and waste hundreds of hours trying to get a $300 (now $150 new) phone fixed? The reason I bought a 4a is because if it has any issues I'm going to get a new one. At this point you would've
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by chmod775 1y ago
> I said the gesture is "not OK" to use (meaning inappropriate), not that it doesn’t mean "OK". Those are two different things. The gesture can mean OK in some places while still being not OK (inappropriate) to use in
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by chmod775 1y ago
Care to add any country to the list then? Did I miss anything? Let's see if we can push it past half of the world's population, but I don't think we will. > I can assure you in most parts using your thumb and index finger
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by chmod775 1y ago
> The OK gesture has always been very inappropriate in most parts of the world. No, it isn't, and especially hasn't been historically. The negative connotations are overwhelmingly modern. The areas where it is very inappropria
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by chmod775 1y ago
What sort of nonsense chart is that? I can trivially come up with tasks that a competent human can complete in a minute, but that LLMs will absolutely face-plant on. In fact I could probably make that line go any direction I wanted to. Does
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by chmod775 1y ago
> But I am fairly sure all of Baba Is You solutions are present in the training data for modern LLMs so it won’t make for a good eval. Claude 4 cannot solve any Baba Is You level (except level 0 that is solved by 8 right inputs), so fo
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by chmod775 1y ago
> Because otherwise it would break syntax highlighting until you finish writing the string. You can always insert the second " as a ghost(?) character to keep syntax highlighting working. But it's not like any modern language s
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by chmod775 1y ago
That's interesting. Can you tell me anything else about Germans? I'm particularly interested in what their school system teaches about good writing and effective communication.
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by chmod775 1y ago
I don't think cost is too much of a concern for ICEs. They are already a higher-priced option that competes with plane travel for many destinations. You can take RE trains at virtually no cost between any two cities you can dream of, y
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by chmod775 1y ago
> I think, like usual, it's a case of people reading the title and then going off to write a comment. Yes, that's poor communication. You need to read the last half of the article to really understand what the news is about. Th
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by chmod775 1y ago
This article communicates what this is about very poorly, so I'm not surprised a lot of people are asking "what is so special about this train?". The answer is: Nothing. Many ICE trains have the capability to go that fast* -
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by chmod775 1y ago
This is hard to read as anything but an intimidation tactic. Reminds me of another case where some parents complained about their daughter's school and got arrested for it[1]. Why are (British) police so happy to play attack dog for an

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