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Nearly everyone I know who wanted to stop coding took a product manager role, founded a company or became an investor of some sort. All leveraging relationships and connections.
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I wonder if the database corruption stemmed from the job responsible for deleting photos after approximately 40 days. This job likely involves two main steps: (1) deleting the actual file and (2) updating the database. At guess, in some rar
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2y ago
I prompted it with "Take this SSML script and give me a woman's voice reading it as WAV or MP3 [Pasted script]" and it pretty much sounds like HAL.
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3y ago
FWIW, this was the fourth attempt by Walmart to get Scan'n'Go working well (each one a complete reboot). It was majority designed and built by two talented developers who were acqui-hired and managed at at distance by another acqu
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3y ago
Australia is already having a bit of reckoning due to climate change in the way of mega fires and multiple "hundred year" floods per year in populated areas. At the last federal election, a newish political movement of independent
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3y ago
Meta is a revenue generating machine. They keep beating quarterly estimates. I think they have every right to invest in R&D that isn't profitable yet (or ever). Their staff are well compensated already so what should the do with th
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3y ago
I assume Friction Stir Welding is getting more popular in aircraft partly due to easier verification.
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3y ago
I think I understand what you are trying to say. You are saying that me saying "The LIDAR units used by these robot vacuums aren't powerful enough to damage cat/children's eyes. I trust that they wouldn't be on the
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3y ago
I'm replying to the comment "I don't trust any corporation in any matter". But that is hard to do in practice. It would just take too much time for an individual to test every food they ever eat. Likewise I'm not g
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3y ago
Do you eat any food made by corporations? Or grown by any corporations? Both lasers and food are regulated in the USA by the FDA AFAIK.
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3y ago
They have a mix of models. Some with cameras and some without. The naming scheme is a bit inconsistent but generally the models with V have camera(s)
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3y ago
His argument is that a t-shirt can be on the floor and there are stairs etc. But a truck could drop anything on the road, any sort of animal could cross the roads, sink holes could form in roads etc. I feel he is conflating what is often a
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3y ago
In the clip linked, just after the time-point linked to, Lex asks him about autonomous vehicles and LIDAR vs Cameras only. He goes on to say his robots have a harder environment to navigate than cars. Take that as you will.
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3y ago
The LIDAR units used by these robot vacuums aren't powerful enough to damage cat/children's eyes. I trust that they wouldn't be on the market if they were.
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3y ago
Roborock seems to be eating iRobot's lunch. Which I find fascinating as the now ex-CEO of iRobot is was so cocky about avoiding using lasers (LIDAR) for navigation and sticking to cameras only (which had a real privacy issue). See this
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3y ago
My "favorite" is when they use green color to indicate "Off". Like in this page https://www.istockphoto.com/plans-and-pricing The dark patterns here are something to behold (A bit like Adobe's stuff
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3y ago
Census.gov has a less opinionated article which appears to be the source. https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/06/does-majoring...
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What are the odds though? - Foreigner - Engineer - Married to Iranian - Access to plant (Alleged) - Died from non-natural causes within 2 weeks at age 36
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3y ago
What is OTAN? NATO?
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3y ago
> And forgetting that extra predicate on deleted_at can have dangerous consequences as it accidentally returns data that’s no longer meant to be seen. For postgres you could consider using a view instead. See https://evilmarti
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3y ago
Note sure. Each Roadrunner is "Low six figures" and claims to be completely reusable if it doesn't hit it's target. Since you only need them over a certain area, they can move from ship to ship so you wouldn't need
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Current generation interceptor missiles are in the single digit millions and have speciality launch platforms. But could these cargo ships launch a couple of dozen loitering interceptor munitions (think something like Anduril Roadrunner) wh
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3y ago
It is good. One gap in the coverage visualization is Magic Keyboard with Touch ID (Which is what I use for my Mac Studio)
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3y ago
There is an intersection near Disneyland that always has pedestrians on one of the crossings (S Harbor Blvd and W Katella Ave). They should remove the buttons. I think I stood there through two cycles before I worked my way through the crow
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3y ago
Not much to discuss until there is pricing. I have a bunch of Graviton2 instances that didn't make sense to upgrade to any Graviton3 instances due to pricing bump for 16GB 4 cores (t4g.xlarge).
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Shortly after it happened the rumor in SF was that Altman was distracted and not really dotting the i's and crossing the t's. Like they had a cash flow issue where they had to ask for a top up from investors which was a bit embarr
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Three Mile Island nuclear accident -> regulatory changes + drop in public confidence -> funding problems -> project delays and cancellations -> funding problems
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“Unfortunately, in this instance, there was a serious breach of the process,” the statement read. “We are addressing the situation with the parties involved.” I'm very curious what the process is. Can anyone call up the main support li
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I'm going to have a chuckle next time I pass the Databricks billboard on 101 in San Francisco "Rivian powered by Databricks" or something to that tune.
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I hate the redesign. However a big improvement I made was to go into the theme editor, click customize, set the "Brightness" to the third from the right and then tick the "Darker sidebars". That returns the UX to somethi
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