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by dehugger 1y ago
Agree. It draws the eye in a uniquely negative manner. You don't usually see people this unified in finding something distasteful.
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by dehugger 1y ago
They are making autonomous ICE for the one scenario they remain the most practical for: long-haul trucking.
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by dehugger 1y ago
I love that use of "legible fonts" are a indicator of illiteracy for you.
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by dehugger 1y ago
Send them to coworkers. I've had success with the same strategy. There are three important parts required to make this work though: 1) Have a reputation solid enough that people are willing to take the time to read what you send them.
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by dehugger 1y ago
I am a bit confused... your car sounds miserable to drive, why don't you find a smaller one? The US certainly has a shit market for ultra-compacts, but you can still find (new) sedans or hatchbacks that comfortably fit existing infrast
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by dehugger 1y ago
Found this in there, a great soapbox piece about opengl vs D3D. https://github.com/oliverbenns/john-carmack-plan/blob/master...
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by dehugger 1y ago
Agree with you on this. I work for a large company with a number of different brands, mostly sporting goods. IT has been the biggest winner of the AI wave, as it's allowing us to suddenly start delivering on asks from the business that
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by dehugger 1y ago
What you are missing is that Trump's bargaining piece is Taiwan's independence from China.
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by dehugger 1y ago
the best part about this is that https://vb.lk/what-is-vb.lk-link ends up taking you to.... https://vb.lk unfortunately https://vb.lk/what-is-a-vibe-link does not. a cool use I just noticed is t
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by dehugger 1y ago
you get a motherboard designed for the purpose (many pcie slots) and a case (usually open frame) that holds that many cards. riser cables are used so every card doesnt plug directly into the motherboard
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by dehugger 1y ago
The point is thoroughly undermined since we can't judge the veracity of their claims
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by dehugger 1y ago
I think you could find a dozen different operating systems that someone, somewhere, would say similar about.
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by dehugger 1y ago
You never actually told us what your OS is.
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by dehugger 1y ago
Subscription to a random entity I've never heard of before, for one article? Hell no. 50 cents flat to read the whole article, without being harassed by aggressive ads or tracked by 900 different companies? I'd be more than willin
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by dehugger 1y ago
It's not to get you to watch that specific movie again, rather its purpose is to remind you that you watched something you (hopefully) enjoyed on their platform so you are more likely to keep doing so.
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by dehugger 1y ago
Is there another source? nbcnews is an ad ridden cesspool utterly devoid of content. Literally only a couple of sentences.
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by dehugger 1y ago
PayPal does this. It's one of the greatest features they provide. Hardly an impossible feat.
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by dehugger 1y ago
Really curious what your prompts look like, the item descriptions are hilarious.
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by dehugger 1y ago
So, if I understand correctly, you've seen plenty of people that didn't do what he did? This was not a compelling argument.
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by dehugger 1y ago
I cant even open it on Chrome in Android...
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by dehugger 1y ago
Assaulting underperforming devs is one way to ensure code quality, I guess.
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by dehugger 1y ago
Ive implemented a lot of logic for international parcel shipments. In this industry something as small as a label placed a couple inches off can be grounds for very expensive chargeback. It's a very litigious space. The fact that no on
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by dehugger 1y ago
The bit about legal is critical. Im specifically working on "how do we use LLMs in a data-safe way?". Most of the huge gains require exposing information of at least a semi-sensitive nature. For now, that's probably going to
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by dehugger 1y ago
The article is entirely devoid of detail. Is there a better source for this?
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by dehugger 1y ago
I work for a company that owns three different helmet brands. All of them sell MIPS helmets on our US ecomm websites and have for years. In fact, one saved from what could have been a severe injury this spring (a car pulled in front of me w
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by dehugger 1y ago
State Capitalism is pretty clearly a winning formula at this point. I believe that the investment in Intel by the US Gov is the prelude to far more. Expect to see more US emulation of China. It's clear that without firm guidance most p
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by dehugger 1y ago
There is a lot of organizational inertia to overcome, but it is happening. The first big wave of savings we are seeing in my org (which deals in physical goods, not software) is replacing very expensive enterprise software with in-house dev
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by dehugger 1y ago
I was going to note that a relatively large sample group has been taking estradiol en masse for many years, but you rightly called out that studying trans folks is now forbidden in the US. A shame, we could have offered up quite a bit of kn
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by dehugger 1y ago
Isn't a large part of AWS's reputation based around providing surprisingly good customer support?
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by dehugger 1y ago
Is this all done server side? I was shocked to inspect the page to discover zero js or even a stylesheet. Not so much as a single div. Very impressive.

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