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by cozzyd 1y ago
This is why my forarxiv.tex make targets always include a call to latexpand --empty-comments Though I doubt all my collaborators do something similar.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
It is possible if the software is a byproduct of something else that pays the bills (e.g. scientific research).
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by cozzyd 1y ago
1024 is the default fd limit anyway, isn't it?
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by cozzyd 1y ago
5 9's uptime in aviation means one airliner crash a day.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
But Illinois law would still require them to have a license plate, generally, even if not a US Government one (in fact, the picture in the article shows an Illinois license plate on a vehicle that does have one).
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Federal immigration officers drive cars without license plates(chicago.suntimes.com)
19 points by cozzyd 1y ago|17 comments
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by cozzyd 1y ago
PLEASE DON'T USE ME FOR ANYTHING IMPORTANT BUT I PROMISE I'M STILL USEFUL
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I wonder if the AI summary could be legally perilous in this case
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I think it makes lots of sense when adding e.g. a live view to some C daemon running on a single board computer. Obviously in these cases you're not generally on the public Internet and your clients are trusted.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I think it's also that driver skill in the US is on average very low. Anyone with a pulse can get a driver license
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Yes one of the hardest things is to train a toddler for the hostile road conditions when she's biking, walking or scootering to school from the train station. Obviously I'm with her, but it's hard to explain the art of making
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by cozzyd 1y ago
USB passthrough works remarkably well. (No experience with winboat).
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Maybe we should start calling it iceOS
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I'm not sure what is meant by Redditors... I haven't used Reddit in many years. Admittedly anectodal, but I don't remember any power outage here in Chicago over the last 11 years I lived here, but I was in Texas for work for
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Sure, if the JSON is very complicated it makes sense that it could take a lot longer (but then I wouldn't really trust the AI to do it either...)
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I worked with contractor for a contractor who had AI write a script to update a repository (essentially doing a git pull). But for some strange reason it was using the GitHub API instead of git. The best part is if the token wasn't s
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by cozzyd 1y ago
One of my pet peeves is when people call a binary a script
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Nobody said anything about banning them.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Hope they have ample backup power
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I learned recently that Thiel was also responsible for starting the cesspit that is the Stanford Review.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
If you consider atmospheric refraction it might be more complicated...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
It's no surprise, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_President
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by cozzyd 1y ago
ssh doesn't mess with your firewall though
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Unreal tournament:)
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by cozzyd 1y ago
That sounds like a bigger problem...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
$ which ut /usr/local/games/ut/ut
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I think we need a parallel, citizen-run ALPR network that could e.g. send out warnings when e.g. ICE vehicles drive by. Surely what's good for the goose is good for the gander?
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by cozzyd 1y ago
If you have been to Pole as I have the reference is obvious. ;-)
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I mean much of gnome shell is written in JavaScript. But of course GTK is C. Does Fyne have bindings to other languages? A search for fyne python gave some hilarious AI slop from Gemini suggesting pip install fyne, but the fyne python packa
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by cozzyd 1y ago
The metrics on that ranking are super questionable. Not least of which because gtk and QT are not developed on GitHub.

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