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exe34
1mo ago
Amazing! Thanks for explaining!
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1mo ago
I've had this issue a few times. Took it apart and soaked/scrubbed anything without a pcb or wires coming out of it, and it worked fine after. Eventually the filter on the motor crumbled into dust (not suitable for picking up the
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1mo ago
Any ideas if it keeps continuity - when you turn around, is the invented chair still there, or does everything shift like in a dream?
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1mo ago
This reminds me of xkcd/865.
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1mo ago
There are no true scotsmen.
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1mo ago
> The fact they aren't doing it singlehanded makes it way harder, not easier. As N->large, fraction of time spent coordinating approaches infinity.
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1mo ago
It's useful to you. I'd say take the win and let the haters quibble. I'm good enough at coding that I can use it as part of my day job, but I hate coding for the sake of coding. For me coding is a tool for solving problems, a
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1mo ago
Sounds like you just don't like the phrase 'higher level'. To most people this is synonymous to 'powerful abstractions' and 'more ergonomic abstractions' in the sense that they allow us to think "at a
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1mo ago
It didn't sound very convincing. It doesn't really prove anything other than the author signed the report. Unless the auditing is running from a secure enclave/core that the user has no access to, it can't do what is cla
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1mo ago
Where can I see the list of everybody they stole IP from? Just saying "that guy stole it for me" isn't really giving credit to the real owners/creators.
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1mo ago
I'm assuming your gotcha is going to be "but that's not vibe-coding", but in case you're sincere, you might not have realised this yet: there's a whole range between writing every line by yourself and letting t
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1mo ago
Does Microsoft windows give credits to every developer who ever worked on it?
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1mo ago
If anthropic believes in giving credit, why not give credit to all the content they stole?
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1mo ago
It's mind blowing for me whenever the hardware abstraction leaks like this. You (ie Firefox) had to call the instructions in a specific order to cause the hardware to fail.
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1mo ago
No, X11 got stable once they abandoned it!
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1mo ago
> What it's not is stagnant, like X11 X11 used to crash all the time, especially after an update, back when it was being vibrantly developed. It's been a lot more stable since it got abandoned. I've not had a crash in 13 y
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1mo ago
> And then there is additional discouragement and pressure in the form of sanction and trade deal threats for regulating American tech platforms. What people don't realise is that local companies aren't just competing with each
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1mo ago
It's a good thing Elon cut out all those useless bureaucrats and boosted the economy! The dow is doing great! People should learn to eat the dow instead of chicken.
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1mo ago
I already told my boss, if he leaves, I'm following him wherever he goes.
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1mo ago
Say that to an anendophasiac...
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1mo ago
The confetti has been out of the cannon for a while now.
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1mo ago
It can produce better thought out arguments than a lot of people though.
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1mo ago
It indicates one of two things: either the orange fuhrer is being sabotaged and having to defend himself, or that he's doing blatantly illegal things and even a court stacked in his favour by him is trying to reign him in.
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1mo ago
"pursuit" reminds me of mortal engines. But then I think the book was a comment on capitalism strip mining the earth anyway.
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1mo ago
> wil not be entitled to the same moral consideration as the people we value.... That's literally how it works right now for rich vs poor. The laws are written so that the rich can profit off the deaths of thousands or millions, but
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1mo ago
I think the difference is that thought itself might not be a real "thing", but just another computation. You can motivate this line of thought with the ship of Theseus approach: replace one neuron with a computer that takes the or
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1mo ago
The safety isn't for you, it's for the companies who want your data without you getting in the way.
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1mo ago
Thankfully my boss is actually great (he doesn't know me on here), and even the suits know enough to just leave us to get on with it while they play musical chairs.
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1mo ago
I had this hypothesis back in 2014 that all the communications from higher level managers could be replaced by a markov chain, because it was just variations on the same themes ("improve conditions", "make it easier to do....
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1mo ago
> Believe it or not, there are still some people in the world who believe that there is more to life than money Do they use page rank?
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