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   by dweekly 4y ago

   When you've driven to the store to buy the game, pop it in, and immediately have to wait for a multi gigabyte download, the farce is made most apparent. You don't buy games at a store, you buy game coupons - the disc is just a pro
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   iOS 16.1: Clean Energy Charging(support.apple.com)

   1 points by dweekly 4y ago|0 comments
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   There are going to be a lot more subsequent rounds, too. Friday will be a brief respite to clean up but then comes more.
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   Incoming potentially catastrophic storm for SF area(forecast.weather.gov)

   248 points by dweekly 4y ago|140 comments
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   Run! Even an hour of running over the course of a week has proven benefits to morbidity and mortality. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4131752/ "Running, even 5-10 minutes per day and slow s
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   A 2013 study found the opposite. (N=19,131) https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1222447110
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   I was impressed with FoldiMate's approach here and really liked the CEO, Gal, but unfortunately the founder foundered and FoldiMate folded, mate. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FoldiMate
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   Starting a family with twenty spouses sounds like a lot of work, honestly.
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   by dweekly 4y ago

   Eh, to a degree it's a marketing problem then. We could relabel modern plants as "Quantum Power" and explain (truthfully!) that they are very different from older style fission plants that were genuinely dangerous.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Note that the FAA offers aircraft operators ways to make ADS-B information more private by vending a temporary ID for domestic flights. https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technology/equipadsb/privacy Note also t
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    While I think things could have been done in a clearer and more above-board way, Twitter does seem to have an anti-doxxing policy that includes sharing non-public information about a person's presumed location. So a bot that crowdsourc
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    What is the basis for this claim? How does their GPT-4 work intersect with the work on their ASR model?
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    This could be a very good time to create a startup that can make that command line and: 1. Document its functioning overall ("chatgpt doc") 2. Find bugs / logical flaws ("chatgpt debug") 3. Refactor the code for rea
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Offering a Feb RSU vest and a March termination date to help those here on visas are incredibly thoughtful and expensive touches.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    The cool part for me was realizing that the three WAAS satellites not only broadcast the correction signals but also act as position / constellation satellites! This adds an additional 2-3 satellites to the "currently visible&quot
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Fully operational in 93, but IMO the real slam dunk was disabling of Selective Availability in 2000, which made GPS significantly more useful. WAAS has been amazing for aviation, allowing for RNAV instrument precision approaches to airports
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    I read one of these a few days ago and found it profoundly unsettling. It wasn't just the content, but the way the story was put together. It seemed... off, in a way that I couldn't quite put my finger on. I don't know if it&
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    See also: Craigslist
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    I have a correction to your understanding of JIT.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    See also: heavenbanned https://twitter.com/nearcyan/status/1532076277947330561
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    I think .TK can give every other TLD a run for its money since domain registration is free and it is a haven for scams of every sort.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Matt Levine is a national treasure.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    As a rule, if an article uses [sic] in ANY part of its reporting it better have been scrubbed clean by an editor to not have any typos of its own.
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    For the curious, Apple has an analogous Tensorflow Metal plugin to allow for Apple Silicon (and AMD GPU) acceleration using the same plugin architecture. https://developer.apple.com/metal/tensorflow-plugin/
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    I don't know anything about that (and I'm pretty sure TLS 1.3 doesn't mandate ECH since ECH isn't even finished standardizing!) but you can check to see if your browser supports ECH by visiting https://tls-ech
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Follow along on Chromium support here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=109140...
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    The snooping of unencrypted SNI in the TLS handshake is a known weakness that is still mostly unresolved despite four years of standardization effort. The encrypted SNI work has been revised and updated to encrypted ClientHello and is still
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    Technically you can't be "underwater" on RSUs, you just get less dollar value in shares than you were expecting. (Acknowledged that this kind of sucks but when FMV on your options is below your strike price they are literally
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    There's a delightful insight here that I've seen in several different fields, which is not commonly taught in school: when trying to research a thing, first find out what other people have called that thing. When we were researchi
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    by dweekly 4y ago

    There's a nice video overview from Dr. Alan Thompson of this paper at https://youtu.be/guLyQ_z4NVk