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   by discordance 3y ago

   https://archive.is/oZYy9
2. 242.▲
   by discordance 3y ago

   Obsidian
3. 243.▲
   by discordance 3y ago

   You can use your suica/pasmo on your phone, and recharge using Apple or Google pay. Works really well.
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   by discordance 3y ago

   Doctors/Health vs Tech isn't a fair comparison. Look at the revenue per employee for large tech companies (2023): Apple: 2.4m Google: 1.5m Meta: 1.5m Amazon: 300k Microsoft: 900k Source: https://fourweekmba.com/rev
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   by discordance 3y ago

   > at tens of thousands of engineers you must have a lot of people not doing anything Although the org sizes may be large, the smaller subgroups within run like smaller semi-independent companies. They have their own business targets, roa
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   by discordance 3y ago

   I’m curious about the division of innovation between ASML and TSMC. I know TSMC does incredible r&d, process engineering, HVM etc, but wouldn’t this land in the ASML bucket?
7. 247.▲
   by discordance 3y ago

   Can you do dimensional analysis in Siri?
8. 248.▲
   by discordance 3y ago

   That’s the principal behind Fortescue’s infinity train: https://newatlas.com/transport/fortescue-wae-infinity-train-...
9. 249.▲
   by discordance 3y ago

   so you don’t have to click through, it’s $1,748.00 USD
10. 250.▲
    by discordance 3y ago

    Can’t go wrong with a mamachari. Ubiquitous, reliable, removable battery and easily serviceable.
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Took one out for a test spin in Tokyo a few months ago. Was a bit surprised about how big their retail presence is (a showroom between Omotesando and Harajuku… must be expensive). Although it looked good, I was also surprised by how jerky
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    by discordance 3y ago

    “ Hepatoprotection or antihepatotoxicity is the ability of a chemical substance to prevent damage to the liver. This is opposite to hepatotoxicity.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepatoprotection
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Supported languages are in config.py: Python, JavaScript, Java, Ruby, PHP, C#, Go, Rust, C++, C++, C++, C, Swift, Objective-C, Kotlin, Scala, Perl, Perl, R, Lua, Groovy, TypeScript, TypeScript, JavaScript, Dart, Elm, Erlang, Elixir, F#, Has
14. 254.▲
    by discordance 3y ago

    I enjoyed the fast AI course: https://course.fast.ai/ and Karpathy's course: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html
15. 255.▲
    by discordance 3y ago

    terraform destroy --target employees
16. 256.▲
    by discordance 3y ago

    "Gorilla arm" is a term engineers coined about 30 years ago to describe what happens when people try to use these interfaces for an extended period of time. It's the touchscreen equivalent of carpal-tunnel syndrome. According
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Have worked with gov in a few countries and seen lots of Teams usage.
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    by discordance 3y ago

    "Thanks ChatGPT. Could you please write that for MySQL and additionally for Oracle?" MySQL: SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(columnName SEPARATOR ', ') FROM tableName; Oracle: SELECT LISTAGG(columnName, ', ') WITHIN GROUP (
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    by discordance 3y ago

    There's literally an algorithm that ranks up paid blue tick messages above others. How is that neutral? The blue tick vitriol at the top of any thread has really turned me off reading any comments at all.
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Pandemic lockdowns/ work from home
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Link 1: “My cousin was getting married last month, and we were doing a family photo shoot for the occasion” Link 2: “ For my cousin’s wedding I did not make a photo booth but a video booth.” That’s n = 2 for cousins getting married inspirin
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    by discordance 3y ago

    It was a joke, apologies.
23. 263.▲
    by discordance 3y ago

    What part didn't you get? It's a trusted, proven system, that's free and open source and is easy to use. It's truly an endlessly scalable thing.
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Used to work there. Out of all the big corp compliance bs, they were entertaining but I would much rather my time back. If they gave us an option of ticking the boxes saying that we understand what phishing is and that we won’t take bribes
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    by discordance 3y ago

    Just the drives are destroyed. The servers themselves end up in all sorts of spots: https://www.ebay.com/b/Google-Server/11211/bn_7023306662
26. 266.▲
    by discordance 4y ago

    Yep, you're right, the automotive industry's software is in incredibly poor shape.
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    by discordance 4y ago

    My experience has been similar. Not to say it hasn't been helpful in 'larger' apps, but I've needed to scaffold/stub out the functions, and then verify GPT-4 generated code passes the appropriate tests.
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    by discordance 4y ago

    GPT is just moving us up the stack. Coding should be even more accessible for Priya now.
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    by discordance 4y ago

    Awesome, thanks for this! I have been thinking a lot about the time when I can start jamming with GPT inside my dev environment and code base and this is a step closer. Use case 3, where you define tests and it tries to give you a passing i
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    by discordance 4y ago

    Most people who work at those large companies you mentioned are there because they don't want to take any risk. They are happy in the comfort of a large salary, occasionally interesting work, huge network of people and are afraid of be