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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
That's a non excuse. I live near a military base, and there is a daycare, school, rec center, pub, ice rink, church, and grocery store, open to the public, and not managed by the military. All of it is on land owned by the military, bu
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Mac minis have user serviceable storage: https://store.m4-ssd.com/products/third-party-ssd-for-mac-mi...
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Isn’t the benefit that it is durable and has much higher charge/discharge amperage limits? A battery that can charge as fast as you can pump electricity into it, as many times as you want opens up a lot of possibilities. E.g. a car tha
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
This is great to hear. I tried it a few years ago, and it was just so far behind onshape and fusion for usability from a beginner perspective. This is single want to give it another chance
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Thanks, I missed that.
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
It’s a general purpose computer that runs MacOS, just like every other Mac from the past few decades. If you want an ad to tell you what that means, well... There is great value to be had in reusing old hardware selling for a fraction of ne
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
You even earlier: “ But if your truck has blind spots and vis is poor, you shouldn't be driving as fast if at all” How do you propose that a truck not driving “at all” manage to drive on the runway? Driving on the runway, (or anywhere)
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
You said: “If a truck can't see (conditions or not), then they shouldn't be on the same runway as takeoff/landing” All of my arguments apply to this statement as well as they do to my paraphrase of the statement.
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
“Vehicles with large blind spots don’t belong on the runway” is a completely untenable proposal. Almost every airplane is bigger, blinder and slower than that truck. If it had been a plane cleared across the runway, this would have been so
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
I’m a certificated pilot in two countries, trained in this region, and own an airplane. I have a pretty good grasp how this works, but am willing to learn if you have citations besides the CFR pull quotes elsewhere in this thread. All peopl
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Ah. I missed hearing that “and company” in the recording. In any case, if they were cleared across the runway, and they were, it isn’t really on them. It doesn’t change the gist of the argument. The broader point is that it wasn’t that one
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
They were all, including truck 1, queued up at the stop line waiting for clearance to cross. Truck 1 received clearance to cross, he began crossing, then received instructions to stop after it was too late. The rest of the emergency vehicle
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
He was stopped until he received instructions to cross the runway from the person whose job it is to sit in a position with good visibility and tell people when they can cross runways. He wasn’t driving fast at all. The whole system is set
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
This isn’t super unusual, it’s just that when they do this it’s normally at an airport in east bumfuck where a controller is barely needed. Doing it at LaGuardia or any major airport is absolutely nuts.
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
They aren’t violations if you are being punished. People who don’t take the deal and get sent to jail or put on probation typically lose those rights as well.
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
More effective, too. An interlock prevents you from driving drunk. Suspending a license pretty frequently does nothing.
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Wow. That really sucks. As a counterpoint (not sure if this was t-mobile, apple, or both), I just upgraded from an iPhone 11 with physical sim, to iPhone 17 with esim. All I had to do was hold the new phone next to the old one, and it just
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
You really should learn about the new MacBook. I’m not sure what market you are in, but this thing will absolutely upend the low end market in North America. This is a MacBook which handily competes with used/refurbished M1 airs for pe
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Ah. I thought you were talking about voice assistants in general. My mustake
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Wikipedia is easily viewed by anyone, and their sources are right there for further verification. “Source: ChatGPT” frequently doesn’t include the link to the original chat, so is hard to verify that is the actual output, and we all have ex
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
Your understanding of the datasets I helped create seems at odds with my experience actually creating the datasets. Do you have some insider experience or knowledge with dataset curation and creation for voice assistants that contradicts my
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by dghlsakjg 7mo ago
This was 2021 (so pre-llm), but I used to work for a company that gathered data for training voice commands (Alexa, Toyota, Sonos, were some clients). Basically, we paid people to read digital assistant scripts at scale. Your assumptions ab
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
You aren’t supposed to move the terminal on a residential plan, but there are plans for RVs, boats and planes that allow you to change location and/or use while in motion. I had the RV plan when they said it would not work in motion, b
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
That's statutory damages on a wrongful conviction. This is an entirely different situation, and the amount would not be statutory.
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
The craziest part of this is that a school district thinks that the overnight location of the vehicle used to transport a student has anything to do with the location of the residence. Especially when that data is from a time period when th
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
Click through to the article you are commenting on, it’s very clear. It is a link to the official government site for British Columbia, a large province encompassing the entire pacific coast of Canada.
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
That’s what the actual news release and title say if you read the article you are commenting on. Not sure why the title got changed for this post.
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
1. Class attendance is frequently optional, but students still attend. 2. I had a prof. that didn't require homework be done. He would give out "practice fun" and would gladly sit down, give feedback and 1:1 time to those who
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
You absolutely can be, especially if you knew, or should have known, that the knife was likely to be used illegally. While a bit more extreme than your example, there have been multiple cases where the parents of a school shooter have been
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by dghlsakjg 8mo ago
Open Router shows that commodity api providers have figured out how to do this unsubsidized. The training runs aren’t priced in, but the cost of inference is clearly pretty cheap.

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