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by dboreham 1y ago
(2011)
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by dboreham 1y ago
Spoiler: the author used LLMs to automate much of his development work.
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by dboreham 1y ago
It pretty clearly is for fun since the US has the capability to disable and board these vessels.
934.
by dboreham 1y ago
How does that relate to real-estate?
935.
by dboreham 1y ago
Same way commercial software vendors have done for decades?
936.
by dboreham 1y ago
Potential lucrative verticals.
937.
by dboreham 1y ago
Appreciate the time taken to write this, but imho the problem is a bit worse: you grew up in a context where analysis of facts, risks, knowing your stuff, were valued. That's your training data and reinforcement function. Here's t
938.
by dboreham 1y ago
> A general breakdown of western alliances would probably be required Hearing a distant shout of "hold my beer" from the White House...
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by dboreham 1y ago
I'm guessing: Russia?
940.
by dboreham 1y ago
Hahaha. Proto-DC-sandwitch-thrower. Not me though. I'd be eating the pie.
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by dboreham 1y ago
Livingston
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by dboreham 1y ago
Something...something...and statistics.
943.
by dboreham 1y ago
Was going to say our state had government liquor stores until a couple of years ago. The sky remained in place.
944.
by dboreham 1y ago
Cities run all sorts of things. What's the big difference between garbage trucks and sewers and a grocery store?
945.
by dboreham 1y ago
The lowest I've seen for low end jobs recently in Montana is $25/hr so $30 in NYC seems entirely reasonable.
946.
by dboreham 1y ago
Proper Obamacare wasn't implemented because healthcare industry interests held up legislation until the midterms at which point the Republicans took over congress.
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by dboreham 1y ago
Because their federal funding will be taken away?
948.
by dboreham 1y ago
Lack of thrust in the "taken out by debris" sense seems to be the case here.
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by dboreham 1y ago
> Kafka" is going to want very different results based on whether they're thinking of software or literature. Speak for yourself. I've worked in several "Kafka-esque" software organizations.
950.
by dboreham 1y ago
Dyson never imagined that his scheme could be optimized by collocating the load with the panels.
951.
by dboreham 1y ago
For the curious: most locomotive desiel engine designs have marine origins. That's because ships transitioned to desiel power (from steam) before trains did. At least in the UK. The general design constraints are similar and so when fo
952.
by dboreham 1y ago
> avid train spotter at Waverley station in edinburgh We probably met. I was there every day traveling to and from school but did casual trainspotting on the side. Oblivious someone would one day write a book with that title..
953.
by dboreham 1y ago
There are still a bunch of class 55s operational so if you're sufficiently motivated you can go hear one first hand.
954.
by dboreham 1y ago
There's one in a Target in the LA area. I forget exactly where it is.
955.
by dboreham 1y ago
Like solar cells laid on highways. Thank you. I hadn't seen these bat shit ideas from that perspective. Another great mystery of humanity solved.
956.
by dboreham 1y ago
Same. Initially surprised how good it was. Now routinely do this on every new codebase. And this isn't javascript todo apps: large complex distributed applications written in Rust.
957.
by dboreham 1y ago
Another version of this question: why have high level languages if AI writes the code abd tests it?
958.
by dboreham 1y ago
In the area with which I'm familiar it's a zoning/planning requirement to dedicate some proportion of lot area to yard. I forget the details -- it's been a while since I dug into this. I think that's also why mother
959.
by dboreham 1y ago
How much you believe this might depend on which regional bubble you're in. I live in Montana and around here I have an expectation that while there might be the odd rogue law enforcement person roaming the state, generally things still
960.
by dboreham 1y ago
Neither Physics nor Computability are my field, but this seems like a circular argument or perhaps just fallacious: If they aren't proposing some experiment the result of which should prove or disprove simulation, aren't they just

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