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871.
by dmd 2y ago
Ah ok. I'm on Kagi Family which doesn't have access to that, didn't realize it was an option for Pro!
872.
by dmd 2y ago
Just FYI, Kagi's FastGPT is not remotely comparable to GPT4 in quality.
873.
by dmd 2y ago
Spinning, huh? If you’re a Tim Powers fan who has read “Declare”, well, you know what THAT means. (And it’s Berlin, too!)
874.
by dmd 2y ago
I stripped date and geo info.
875.
by dmd 2y ago
I'm blown away; it correctly identified a photo taken inside my house - just a picture of my kitchen - as being in eastern Massachusetts, just based on the architecture.
876.
by dmd 2y ago
I do blame whoever interpreted the regulations like that, as the regulations about this stuff are crystal clear that it is the whole device that is tested, not a component.
877.
by dmd 3y ago
Perhaps I could go off your username, and put my faith in pizza. I'm generally pretty satisfied after pizza.
878.
by dmd 3y ago
(Note: Yes, I know a 3B2 is not related at all to a 3B1! But I figure if you're interested in one, you're probably interested in the other.) As late as 2002, at AT&T Easylink Services we were still using 3B2s to process email
879.
by dmd 3y ago
I wish I could have that kind of faith, but I always get stuck on "how do I pick which lie"?
880.
by dmd 3y ago
In that case, I submit that the answer is “strawberry” and we can move on to a more interesting question.
881.
by dmd 3y ago
What class of answer to this question would you accept? Why don’t you accept “civilizations”?
882.
by dmd 3y ago
Correct - this sort of thing was basically over-and-done by the mid 90s.
883.
by dmd 3y ago
https://twitter.com/danieldennett/status/1149146365852704768
884.
by dmd 3y ago
Oh so it is! TIL, thank you!
885.
by dmd 3y ago
Except that method also dials 911.
886.
by dmd 3y ago
My linguist friends went wild when Praat appeared onscreen briefly in the movie Arrival.
887.
by dmd 3y ago
https://jumpshare.com/s/X5arOz0ld3AzBGQ47hWf
888.
by dmd 3y ago
> I can drive to a remote hill in Bangladesh from the capital You say this like it's a good thing.
889.
by dmd 3y ago
Yep, I'm using about 25% for music, another dozen gigs for audiobooks... it adds up.
890.
by dmd 3y ago
We certainly didn’t in my public school in the 1980s; they’d stopped doing that by the late 70s. (NYC suburbs)
891.
by dmd 3y ago
What do you mean re: storage? I use nearly all of those GBs of storage on mine with synced music and audiobooks for running.
892.
by dmd 3y ago
From your phrasing here, it sounds like you think the OP is unaware of Perl, which is odd, considering they mention it in their very first sentence.
893.
by dmd 3y ago
Agreed. I've been driving for 30 years and I have never hit a rumble strip I didn't expect to, or had ABS activate. That is not normal!
894.
by dmd 3y ago
But that's so obviously a straw man. Obviously nobody believes that.
895.
by dmd 3y ago
That is like saying "there is no such thing as a hammer, only subatomic particles". It's not even wrong.
896.
by dmd 3y ago
I love keypad-based stuff. When my 1st daughter was born I wanted to make a "jukebox" equivalent to the tape player I had growing up in the 80s. I originally envisioned a bunch of plastic cards with QR codes or NFCs, where each ca
897.
by dmd 3y ago
I don’t think you telling your friends “nah I don’t want to hang out with you, I’d rather stay home by myself” has any bearing on the relative merits of piracy
898.
by dmd 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler
899.
by dmd 3y ago
Well that’s good to hear! How much of it is replicated outside of SF? How often?
900.
by dmd 3y ago
Jon Bois has you covered

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