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Looks cooler, and you tell yourself that you're saving your eyes as you sit in your blackout-curtained hacker den... but the pitch black hacker den is also part of the desired aesthetic. Real Hackers didn't use rgb dweeb keyboards
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As an ex-employee (and I even did some HPC) I am not aware of any instances of Sandia receiving computing hardware for free.
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> EV fires can take up to 8,000 gallons of water to cool the lithium-ion batteries. where could a cargo ship possibly obtain that quantity of water
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Yeah it would be pretty fucked up if the current administration pushed something that's bad for the US government but very good for some billionaires. I assume the only reason it hasn't happened yet is that Trump is still figuring
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1y ago
I think Surréal 3000 is the one.
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Gemini suggested the same at one point, but it would be a stretch since I read the book in question at least 7 years before City of Ember was published.
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See I try that sort of thing, like asking Gemini about a science fiction book I read in 5th grade that (IIRC) involved people living underground near/under a volcano, and food in pill form, and it immediately hallucinates a non-existen
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Presumably this would have to come after R&A has ok'd it for public release.
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1y ago
You can say "fucking" and "shit" on HN
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When I took multivariable calculus in tyool 2007, we were forbidden from using our calculators. "You can use a slide rule or an abacus" and I did indeed bring the former to one exam, but of course the problems were written in such
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I've been on Namecheap for years but I'm ready to move just because they refuse to support dynamic AAAA records. How's Porkbun on that front?
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1y ago
My co-worker's 7 year old daughter calls him "bruh"
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1y ago
What model were you using? You need to use gpt-3.14-tastesgreat-lessfilling, I've used it to write 130 side hustle projects this month with only prompting.
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Remember, if AI couldn't solve your problem, you were probably using the wrong model. Did you try with o5-selfsuck-20250523-512B?
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Completing the triumvirate, Asimov had them on Earth in the Robot novels
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The summer rains were something else. Almost every afternoon at about 4 you get a quick (or not so quick) rain and suddenly the temperature has dropped 10 degrees and it's beautiful outside.
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1y ago
Shows up sometimes. Sometimes it wanders off for 10 minutes because the driver is finishing a Lyft ride first but accepted your fare anyway, or they got lost, or they stopped to pick up food (all of these have happened to me)
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1y ago
Missing one of the most important features of tmux: the ability to share a session with someone else, who will see what you see but can also drive if they so choose.
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1y ago
My understanding of how ActivityPub software tends to operate says that while this may be slow, it probably will burn the world a bit more... Just see Ted Unangst's posts about writing Honk (and dealing with the behavior of other imple
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Reminds me of something I wrote back in 2023: "If you wrote it with an LLM, it wasn't worth writing" https://jfloren.net/b/2023/11/1/0
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If they're using the same Nordic BLE chips everybody else is, there's just gonna be a cap on how quickly you can move stuff, I think. I've found the display capabilities of the current gen smartglasses pretty disappointing. Y
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Three seconds to send a bitmap? And I thought the Brilliant Monocle/Frame was slow! In the video it looks like you don't get more than a bar or two on-screen at a time... wouldn't any reasonably fast piece outpace the rate at
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El Reg uses it pretty consistently.
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I hear Microsoft loves open source, so they should be able to step up and cover this, right?
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I'm just curious about the best way to generate a dashboard image locally without invoking a web browser -- I'm quite terrible at web programming and would be much more comfortable with ImageMagick or even troff.
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> Cinema could start to get really interesting Not if you do this: > You could generate a new updated movie set between ANH and ESB with AI versions of the original actors when they were young and alive. The story is told! Let's
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I found CSC friendly but basically the boating equivalent of opening the encyclopedia at random and reading -- whichever instructor I ended up with would just decide what he wanted to teach/do that day, no structured curriculum. Presum
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Horseshoe.
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And I'd still disagree with you. There's a long line of fops, dandies, social climbers, hangers-on and aspirants however far you choose to look back in history. We may be in a particularly acute period right now but the desire to
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Then there's the way my mother-in-law uses the dishwasher: turn on the faucet as high as it goes, then rinse each dish so much it could just go straight in the rack, then load the dishwasher, then FINALLY turn the water back off.
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