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by cogogo 1y ago
My wife, a green card holder, applied for citizenship in April and was naturalized yesterday (from an EU country). Not that I don’t believe it could be true but where are you getting the 3-4yr timeline? If that’s accurate she/we may h
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by cogogo 1y ago
I have the first Ultra and just looked back at the data and they were never interrupted. It isn't included in the release either. Wonder what is different about it. Did apple arrive at a separate agreement for that device?
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by cogogo 1y ago
Saw a Jet Blue plane wrapped in Peacock livery today… selling the planes themselves as billboards sure does feel like scraping the bottom of the revenue barrel.
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by cogogo 1y ago
Plenty of blue collar jobs where you could get fired or couldn't get hired because of behavior outside work like an OUI. Anything requiring a CDL, security, some retail to name a few.
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by cogogo 1y ago
I mostly agree with you. But the same is true with your employer in the US. You do something stupid outside of work like an OUI and there will likely be consequences with employment - either current or future. Not terrible to internalize th
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by cogogo 1y ago
I used to run a private Minecraft server for my kids off my laptop until I realized our other M1 could keep up with both the game and the server. Keeping it awake while closed would have been nice.
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by cogogo 1y ago
I think the format plays a huge factor too but for different reasons. This format of racing is very dependent on aerodynamic advantages - to the point that even on the massive climbs the rider on the wheel still holds the edge to someone do
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by cogogo 1y ago
I’m not sure I’ll ever understand HN aggression with certain downvotes. This is the OP from Italy and likely English is not their first language. Why is this comment so bad?
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by cogogo 1y ago
I don’t have hearing loss but the best way I’ve found to not miss important notifications is a smart watch. Game changing to ensure my wife and I don’t miss each other’s messages around school pickup or anything else important. With an appl
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by cogogo 1y ago
The first startup I worked at used IRC - well before slack etc. I hadn’t touched it since I was a teenager and think I managed to violate just about every internal channel guideline. Took me a minute to understand what “echan” meant.
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by cogogo 1y ago
Never tried myself but I know they were used to defeat older U locks for bikes.
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by cogogo 1y ago
Think the some of the worst of it was for people stuck in elevators. Don’t have exact numbers but there were A LOT of them. Emergency services were very busy freeing people. My wife was stuck on a train and that wasn’t so great either. Toil
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by cogogo 1y ago
“Someone rewording a blog post” is exactly the tone of an LLM summary.
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by cogogo 1y ago
> Other challenges mentioned by the reviewers are interoperability with other languages… This sounds exactly how llms have made comparisons for me. What reviewers?
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by cogogo 1y ago
My father bought one of these before I was old enough to remember. He returned at least two defective units - the tape drives - before he threw in the towel. Eventually our first computer was the Apple IIc which we still have.
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by cogogo 1y ago
El Eternauta on netflix is an Argentine sci-fi series based on an old comic recently released. It is very well done. Best series I’ve watched in a while. Avoiding any real spoilers it pretty much kicks off with an EMP frying all modern elec
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by cogogo 1y ago
I know nothing about zig so just looked it up on wikipedia. Apropos of nothing it’s the first wikipedia article I’ve read that I’m convinced was written by/using an LLM. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zig_(program
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by cogogo 1y ago
Wonder what it is about these sources that compels people to pick them up put them in their pocket and surprisingly often keep them in their kitchen. Do they visibly glow or look cool?
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by cogogo 1y ago
whoever downvoted this definitely hasn’t seen moana too many times with their kids
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by cogogo 1y ago
On October 10th 2024 there was an x1.8 event and it was basically right at us. First time I’d seen the aurora - happened to be on cape cod at the time where the light pollution isn’t so bad. Was pretty amazing with the naked eye but absolut
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by cogogo 1y ago
Interesting thanks!
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by cogogo 1y ago
I live in a neighborhood in Boston with a couple of big churches. The hourly bells are useful to teach the kids how to tell time. Especially when out and about. Thankfully none of the bells wake us up but I do appreciate them.
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by cogogo 1y ago
I agree with this. Without the shared experience maintaining any relationship probably requires a lot more effort and desire to maintain it.
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by cogogo 1y ago
But many non-cosmologists like me aren’t so aware. Many of us learned basic physics where the standard model is treated as a given. Or the standard if you don’t mind dad jokes.
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by cogogo 1y ago
I happen to not be a scientist but found the observation interesting given the overlapping subject matter. Especially given the stark differences in training/background. E.g. scientist/not scientist.
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by cogogo 1y ago
Reminded me of this thread from a couple of days ago. Interesting that both Riess and Gough argue there's a sociological phenomenon amongst cosmologists. Though who knows what Riess might think of the "blowtorch theory." htt
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by cogogo 1y ago
I read somewhere long ago that the biggest factor in building friendships is shared experience - like the “circumstances” you described. More important than anything else. Ones those experiences go away so does the common ground.
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by cogogo 1y ago
I find it ironic that the site is missing information about its creators and their background given the mission/goals. Presume OP is the Nick in the contact at the bottom. If OP is reading I’d definitely suggest adding something about
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by cogogo 1y ago
I agree and that’s definitely part of my current learning process. But I think someone dependent on a LLM from day one might struggle to debug their LLM generated code. Probably just feed it back to the LLM and their mileage is definitely g
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by cogogo 1y ago
I’m self taught and don’t code that much but I feel like I benefit a ton from LLMs giving me specific answers to questions that would take me a lot of time to figure out with documentation and stack overflow. Or even generating snippets tha

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