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961.
by fastball 2y ago
There is a language spec, but the browsers implement that standard at different rates. I know up until recently negative look-behind didn't work in Safari but did work in Chrome, and RegEx is clearly a language feature rather than an A
962.
by fastball 2y ago
Testing with Bun would only make sense if you're running it with Bun (or targeting Safari), right?
963.
by fastball 2y ago
> but it fails in lots of predictable ways, and doesnt really offer any utility as a new design In what ways has it failed predictably? There are a number of things that could contribute to various failures/recalls that relate to ut
964.
by fastball 2y ago
And most cars end up scratched anyway, and most owners do not take their car in for detailing every time this happens (if at all).
965.
by fastball 2y ago
He's actually a marsatic.
966.
by fastball 2y ago
Is your crazy idea not effectively the oscillating universe theory proposed by Einstein?
967.
by fastball 2y ago
Not exactly. More that Netlify started as a no-devops-needed static website hosting platform, and gradually branched off into value props that naturally fit into that starting point. Vercel (formerly ZEIT) basically did the same thing. Sinc
968.
by fastball 2y ago
Netlify is Vercel before Vercel.
969.
by fastball 2y ago
Actually, it is very important. Autogenous pressurization has a much higher risk of pressurization loss than a system which uses inert gases, due to the potential for the ullage gases to mix with the liquid fuel and condense. This is releva
970.
by fastball 2y ago
Starship is literally not an Atlas rocket or Centaur stage. Starship uses autogenous pressurization, which is not what Atlas/Centaur used.
971.
by fastball 2y ago
Why'd you use an iPad as a screen instead of a more traditional screen?
972.
by fastball 2y ago
$100/kg is the cost, not what they are charging. The only missions that will be launched at cost are SpaceX's own payloads (Starlink satellites / Mars colony shenanigans).
973.
by fastball 2y ago
The pressure is enough to help push out liquid fuel but I don't think that means the pressure can be fully relied upon to provide structural support.
974.
by fastball 2y ago
They also apparently already have a V3 in the works.
975.
by fastball 2y ago
Orbit is not about distance, it is about speed (perpendicular to gravity). Starship deliberately did not reach orbital velocity on this flight, so although they are fairly certain it is capable of doing so (esp after testing engine relight
976.
by fastball 2y ago
Fair, definitely depends on the cat(s). Our cats will frequently decide to start rough-housing on the bed at 3am, so unfortunately we have to keep them out of the bedroom at night lest our sleep quality suffers drastically. They also need t
977.
by fastball 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5olgPdqKZ84
978.
by fastball 2y ago
Hopefully the cat doors can be locked too!
979.
by fastball 2y ago
Working for a company that pays you in stock and then selling those stocks is in fact earned.
980.
by fastball 2y ago
Well this person is complaining about not being a homeowner so...
981.
by fastball 2y ago
Although I don't think it is reasonable to ask such a question without cause / reason for suspicion, whether or not the Booker Prize is corrupt would indeed be relevant to an article about someone winning the prize.
982.
by fastball 2y ago
I do not understand the relevance of the sections you have chosen to highlight here.
983.
by fastball 2y ago
Almost by definition it is not. If you are "gaming" a specific benchmark, what you have is not progress in general intelligence. The entire premise of the ARC-AGI challenge was that general problem solving would be required. As no
984.
by fastball 2y ago
Oh wow, that is intense. Intense to the point that while watching it, I had to ask myself: "wait, am I 100% sure I'm not epileptic?"
985.
by fastball 2y ago
I like the idea of ARC-AGI and think it was worth a shot. But if someone has already hit the human-level threshold, I think the entire idea can be thrown out. If the ARC-AGI challenge did not actually follow their expected graph[1], I see n
986.
by fastball 2y ago
In my experience public workers are more likely to have public holidays off than private workers.
987.
by fastball 2y ago
Are these proficient people not already doing something with their time? If yes, do you hire someone else to replace the work they were doing? If no, sounds like a lot of slippage.
988.
by fastball 2y ago
Your assumptions about the flexibility and transferability of a municipal employee's skillset are doing a lot of heavy lifting.
989.
by fastball 2y ago
Difficulty has almost nothing to do with it. It's about volume. Baking a loaf of bread is not particularly difficult either. But unless you plan to bake many loaves of bread, it is almost certainly neither cheaper nor faster to do so y
990.
by fastball 2y ago
You shouldn't be flying an F-35B if you can't fly it without the HUD (assuming functional flight controls).

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