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by edaemon 1y ago
To illustrate your point, three of the current justices on the Supreme Court earned their law degree from Harvard: Jackson, Gorsuch, and (Chief Justice) Roberts.
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by edaemon 1y ago
That's the problem, though, you've described a product with AI-driven features as opposed to an AI-first product.
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by edaemon 1y ago
Lots of reported security issues with MCP servers seemed to be mitigated by their local-only setup. These MCP implementations are remotely accessible, do they address security differently?
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by edaemon 1y ago
Yeah, it's interesting that their FAQ [1] just says it can fit "full size sheets of plywood" and their specs page [2] also does not list the actual dimensions, only the volume. A 60"x43" bed would technically fit a
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by edaemon 1y ago
This Rivian still worked perfectly fine after being submerged in and carried away by a flood: https://insideevs.com/news/735934/rivian-r1t-flood-hurrican-...
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by edaemon 1y ago
It seems more and more like AI is less of a product and more of a feature. Most people aren't going to care or even know about the model or the company who made it, they're just going to use the AI features built into the products
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by edaemon 1y ago
That's interesting. Is there a social network where you can only connect with people you meet in real life?
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by edaemon 1y ago
He entered the US illegally when he was 16 but was granted a "withholding of removal" status by the judicial branch. He had no contact with law enforcement since then, aside from his annual check-ins with ICE. The Supreme Court un
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by edaemon 1y ago
The battery can be large enough that it takes a long time to heat it, but that's usually what an EV is doing when it preconditions the battery for charging. My car (and pretty much all EVs) will precondition the battery if the next nav
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by edaemon 2y ago
I'm pretty sure most industrial recycling methods for lithium batteries involve grinding them up, so pack size isn't as much a factor as sheer volume. I think there just wasn't much juice for the squeeze until demand from EVs
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by edaemon 2y ago
Hm, these instructions are interesting -- is it suggesting I repeatedly pick up an entire slice of pie with a fork and take bites out of it?
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by edaemon 2y ago
I also have an older home and we had to repair our sewer line. It was clay pipe which had broken in a few spots and had major root intrusion. Thankfully there's some newer technology that makes it significantly cheaper in the right cir
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by edaemon 2y ago
Woah, a wooden satellite, that's awesome! Somehow that feels more like a uniquely Earthly thing out there in space.
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by edaemon 2y ago
It's a feature you have to activate and it's only available to Business/Enterprise sites, you're not at any risk of it showing up unless you want it to. https://developers.cloudflare.com/waiting-room&#x2F
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by edaemon 2y ago
Just to clarify, Trump didn't win young people, he just performed better than expected. In fact, the youth vote was his weakest demographic. https://circle.tufts.edu/2024-election#youth-vote-+4-for-har...
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by edaemon 2y ago
Why would the attacker having your Mercury TOTP mean they most likely have access to your email?
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by edaemon 2y ago
American, but in what accent do those words use different vowel sounds?
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by edaemon 2y ago
"Lose" is pronounced with the "oo" sound like in "ooze", "tool", or "moot". I think people get tripped up on that and spell it the way it sounds.
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by edaemon 2y ago
This is my take as well and I've tried a ton. A childhood friend's dad is one of the people who developed the Honeycrisp and SweeTango (and Rave/First Kiss, Zestar, etc). We always had access to the latest and zaniest variant
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by edaemon 2y ago
My mistake, I misunderstood what you were saying. I thought you meant that regen braking on its own wasn't strong enough to slow the vehicle down. You're right that friction brakes are applied for the last little bit to come to a
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by edaemon 2y ago
Friction braking is rarely needed to make a full stop. My EV only applies blended braking in specific conditions (cold temps, steep hills, and full battery) and I essentially never touch the brake pedal.
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by edaemon 2y ago
I don't think Twitter was the turning point. I remember his public image really starting to sour after his spat with the divers who were trying to save those boys trapped in a cave in Thailand.
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by edaemon 2y ago
Well, on terrain avoidance, yes, that's fairly simple. What's not simple is avoiding terrain until you reach a certain point, after which you want to collide with the terrain. Identifying that point and autonomously targeting the
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by edaemon 2y ago
There are systems that can target jammers, like an anti-radiation missile (ARM): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-radiation_missile . Advanced systems like ARMs use complex sensors and algorithms to determine the loca
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by edaemon 2y ago
Reminds me of the rue de l'Avenir, a series of parallel moving walkways set at successively higher speeds, used as public transport for the 1900 Exposition in Paris. It moved a surprising amount of people. I expect this conveyor belt h
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by edaemon 2y ago
I think you could pretty easily call Nvidia a shovel-seller in this context.
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by edaemon 3y ago
This is only slightly related but I noticed in Dune (2021) that the Sardaukar spoken language seems dubbed over the actor's voice. I've wondered if it the language's inclusion was a late production choice. It looks like they&
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by edaemon 3y ago
Yes, this tripped me up as well. I thought it was scoring the correct number of vowels/consonants out of those you entered, not the number of vowels/consonants you have identified in the solution. Guessing both "AA" and
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by edaemon 3y ago
This same site has an article on that very myth: http://kiwihellenist.blogspot.com/2016/12/salting-earth.html... To summarize, salting an area was a real thing, but the evidence suggests that it was done to make t
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by edaemon 3y ago
Title: "Covid strain that killed 8,000 cats found in UK" Article: "The strain has been identified as a new hybrid of existing feline coronavirus and canine coronavirus and is called F-CoV-23, while it is not linked to Covid-1

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