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by dieselgate 3mo ago
From a business perspective genuinely curious to know general location and bank name for this. In WA state I've only dealt with minor scrutiny (from credit union not bank) asking if the business is involved with cannabis otherwise it&#
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
Link contains an interview with transcription
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
The title looks good but the article does not make any sense and seems half-baked. > If our entire world is ... governed by software, it'd better be correct and pleasant to use.... Maybe we could use a new term, "software arti
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I understand but would assume it could be solved by chord/positional groupings or similar. Manual/human tab transcription need to infer positional assumptions anyway; some artists will play the same songs different ways too ala Bo
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
For some perspective VW Group has around 680k employees per wikipedia [0]. Doubling the estimate from 50k to 100k is pretty wild, though I had read last week it was 100k on the tdi-club forum thread "What's left for Volkswagen?&qu
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
Are there technical hurdles around just programmatically generating a tab from any song or audio recording itself? This is interesting and all but seems to use computer vision rather than audio processing?
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
(2025) might be worth adding
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I'm just a guy but have recently gotten into running again, ran a marathon about a decade ago, and got fit for new shoes last week (New Balance 1080s). Conventional wisdom is running shoes will last about 300-500 miles but this is not
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
> It is impossible to make everyone happy. Don't try The older I get the more valuable this lesson >I always cooked what I wanted to eat and was always correct. This is similar advice to what I've read recently about the tar
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
The "Eyes on the Solar System" live visual tracker is super fun to play around with as well. Came across the Arrokoth page while reading about [1] another set of "contact-binary" space rocks. [1]: https://www.
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I don't have an immediate direct source but read yesterday GitHub stars are being "obfuscated" because they're being scraped to spam popular projects -- or something similar. Edit found the link [0], do not believe it me
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Arrokoth Overview (the most distant object explored by a spacecraft)(science.nasa.gov)
5 points by dieselgate 3mo ago|2 comments
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I genuinely don't understand the relevance of the square vs. star map layout - does that matter or is there an analogy I don't understand?
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I figured it was the most reasonable conclusion via Occam's Razor. Economical and the illusion of futurism
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
I think above commentators may be referring to heavy multi-times-per-day usage patterns rather than casual or semi-casual.
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
Genuinely curious what the golden goose refers to here?
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by dieselgate 3mo ago
Not quite "age of sail" but I find Endurance one of the most captivating stories.
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
> The diff is still treated as the source of truth. I'd almost reverse that. I think this is interesting but it seems brittle. It makes me think of the Agile Manifesto "Working software over comprehensive documentation" -
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Right on, I've been quite bored from 8-4 hours lately and have been commenting a lot around forums etc and can relate. Writing articles like this is more productive. I agree about the AI comments, it's basically written in the HN
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Crimson Room (2004)(kbhgames.com)
3 points by dieselgate 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Why was the title changed? It no longer reflects the original title but did previously
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Arguing has negative connotations and conveys the author is bringing up minor quibbles for the sake of being pedantic: "Is the sky blue?" -> "No, the sky is not blue we just perceive it to be that way due to..." My ma
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Cool write up and cool site. Off the top of my head the only other places I see spiral ribbon-springs like this are in a wall mounted thermostat.
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
This is pretty cool. One of the parts I love the most of boats/sailing is how they're basically the culmination of thousands of years of human science, engineering and technology. I especially like how this is published in an Iris
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Interesting, it even uses the clippy emoji for resumes! I think OP is reading into it too much , it seems like a minor embellishment and I never personally correlated emojis with LLMs.
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
Do know that you cannot trust Amazon.
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
I understand the sentiment but it's understated how important a dog is/can be for people, especially those living alone. OP should be aware of all options but a win-win solution enabling them to keep the dogs is paramount. I have
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
I can relate to your situation. I strongly suggest you broaden your job search and look for anything that pays decently. A lot of this will depend on your geo location. Maybe some sort of night time work will help with the dog situation unt
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
The first example jumping out to me are selfies and selfies with other people. Maybe smart glasses can do it but not easy or well.
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by dieselgate 4mo ago
> The UX of AR is very difficult to beat Sure, I agree it's good for some things but do not think there is sufficient overlap with a smartphone to replace them. If anything they supplement each other and are better together.

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