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cryptoz
2y ago
For now.
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2y ago
Humans also engage in quadrupedal locomotion, often at any speed and sometimes up stairs too. Also, I see both of my dogs standing on 2 legs every day, often walking short distances like that. According to wikipedia this only happens when t
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2y ago
I’ve put this in my “other ideas” section in YC applications for a couple rounds now. No luck yet. Would love to send 1,000 probes to 550AU+ out in order to observe 1,000+ ‘nearby’ exoplanets, hopefully find life, make contact, start trade…
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2y ago
But how? - surely they don't store the passwords in plain text locally? Does the OS have a function to log in a user while bypassing their credentials? I would have assumed that it is impossible for the OS to preloadapps() when it does
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2y ago
The last time I remember flying with a tablet, it was so suspicious that airport security hauled me into a private room and interrogated me about it. They questioned why I didn't take it out of my bag for the scanner (since it was a &#
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2y ago
OP never said they liked spaceflight. They also didn't say anything about addressing human needs. They just said "hard tech golden age". So I think you are looking for a fight that isn't there. But anyway; let's tak
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2y ago
How is this possible? I wouldn’t have thought that it could open your applications without you logging in? How does it know who you are? How does it know which applications to open? If you’re not logged in yet, is is just logging in for you
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2y ago
Yeah not sure how that is starting from 0.
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2y ago
The part where you might be wrong is the part where Reddit does it. IIRC they have been “working really hard on a better search” for Reddit for…15 years? Every couple years spez will pop up and claim they almost have it! I wouldn’t hold my
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I agree with all of that but it’s not like BO has nothing to show for it. They are likely to reach orbit soon with a new serious rocket. And I say this as a BO hater.
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2y ago
I think the window opens in a few hours (?!?!) - that is, tomorrow morning 7am CT - for Flight 5, which should include an attempt to catch the booster with the tower. The discussion on r/spacex for the curious: https://old.r
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FAA grants SpaceX Starship Flight 5 license
(drs.faa.gov)
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Aha! So some photos are actually 'files', but some are not! The confusion continues! I get why Apple has it this way - current iPhones are very very popular and selling them with the current UX makes Apple a lot of money. But it
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2y ago
Isn't doctype still required by the spec in HTML5 in order to be "proper"? Perhaps I'm mistaken but I thought I remembered that it's technically 'required'.
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> the iOS Files app has allowed access to local files since 2019 Huh. I just opened my Files app on my iPhone 12 and went to On My iPhone (which was 2-3 more taps once arriving in the app). I don't see many of my files though, just
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2y ago
I thought this index was over, as Waffle House faced legal issues? And is now closing earlier than it would have. The index fell because it became an index (what’s the name for that?)
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2y ago
Well, I never owned one of them, so maybe I'm not supposed to comment on this. But their website was very clear: The OS on the first iPhone was OS X. https://web.archive.org/web/20070112064939/http://
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> iOS (or iPhone OS) Slightly OT but the first iPhone ran OS X at launch. I think as time went by and the "OS X" running on phones diverged more and more, they renamed to iPhone OS and then iOS some time later? Something like t
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2y ago
150,000,000 tokens per minute and 30,000 requests per minute is unusable?! Maybe that’s just Tier 5 but the API is most definitely not unusable. I’m firmly in the camp that their rate limits are entirely reasonable.
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2y ago
The confetti is out of the cannon!
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That should be getting kicked off the store then! Didn’t google implement a solution to this like 10 years ago, notification channels? Does iOS still not having something like that? Is Uber lying about the content of the notification for th
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I'm still pretty early in terms of figuring out if this approach is better for larger projects. I can confidently say it works great on small things - for small changes on small files the AST approach works pretty well. You can say thi
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I'm getting LLMs to modify your source code by writing code that modifies the Abstract Syntax Tree of your code rather than the code itself. I wrote a simple blog post to explain it: https://codeplusequalsai.com/stati
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> But it’s virtually useless for editing or changing code where it will often produce code that doesn’t compile, has bugs and/or doesn’t solve the requirements. That is the exact problem I am trying to solve: modifying code with L
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It is shocking to me that Instacart is still showing absolutely disgusting-looking AI-generated food pictures next to AI-generated recipes. Honestly every single one looks absolutely vile - none of them even look like food at all. And I s
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Not sure what this is meant to be but...I really miss r/subredditsimulator. Was absolutely hilarious back in the day.
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Ask HN: LLM Debugging Stories?
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I’ve not yet had this problem but I surely will now! Thanks I guess.
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I don't know anything about this at all. But I often think about it! I read something once that led me to believe there is no dark matter here on Earth. But I know nothing about this so don't take my word for it. My question has b
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The only time I've ever lucid dreamed was when I played an obscene amount of tetris, and I could actually play games in my sleep. Like games that followed the rules, falling pieces randomy, I could rotate them, lines would disappear, t
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