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by fnord77 3y ago
Kotlin seems kinds of pointless with the features in newer Java versions
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by fnord77 3y ago
I thought double-pane windows would block city sounds out when I bought my condo. nope. now I wear noise cancelling headphones when I'm home
783.
by fnord77 3y ago
drywall on floating rails not connected to the studs is very effective soundproofing
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by fnord77 3y ago
https://youtu.be/RYN8F4D_lUo?t=271
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by fnord77 3y ago
what do you suggest for cloud storage? I've had better luck over the years with google drive to store my documents than a physical backup drive. But the thought of losing access to my account scares me
786.
by fnord77 3y ago
software development cost divided per unit isn't listed
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by fnord77 3y ago
I'm not in HW but some of those prices don't look right, especially for a run of 500k. $80 for 3D sensors? $60 for wifi/bt/pmic?
788.
by fnord77 3y ago
when make a request of a person, you go back and forth with corrections and clarifications. I think it is going to take time for people to realize you need to do the same with LLM chatbots
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by fnord77 3y ago
This generalization has no merit. There's a very wide range of American software, from the formally verified Rust programming language to some Javascript shitlibs. Stanford and Berkeley are home to some very famous formalization effo
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by fnord77 3y ago
really? I don't quite believe that. We're a tiny company with maybe 70 customers and db is roughly 11Tb.
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by fnord77 3y ago
does overcast light work? I'm thinking of places where you don't see actual sunlight for weeks at a time. Like the outer Richmond
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by fnord77 3y ago
the chatgpt api also returns a probability of how right it thinks it is, it really is a shame that value isn't displayed in the web version
793.
by fnord77 3y ago
a little disappointing they didn't shell out the 20 bucks for GPT-4. Also disappointing that they didn't follow up the incorrect responses with corrections. Like if you told gpt that "sorry, your answer is wrong because the
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by fnord77 3y ago
sounds like the exact opposite of crypto
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by fnord77 3y ago
I remember a game on the Apple ][ that was basically a simulation of the bicycle manufacturing business you could tweak various "fair" parameters like quality and price but I guess the makers of this were naive and never considere
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by fnord77 3y ago
unless there's a way to see exactly what the crack is doing, I wouldn't trust any of them. too much incentive, lots of sophisticated players, not terribly difficult to write something that evades current detection techniques
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by fnord77 3y ago
why would executives do this to themselves? they're the ones ultimately deciding how AI gets used in a company. As per The Dictators Handbook, I doubt a CEO with an inner circle replaced by AI could effectively direct a company.
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by fnord77 3y ago
amazon did this early on
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by fnord77 3y ago
are they? I got the impression that the crackz were filled with malware
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by fnord77 3y ago
I think there's totally a market for a $200-300 version, something very simple. display in-coming text messages and caller ids, a navigation arrow and take snaps. that's it
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by fnord77 3y ago
this is why you start with a minimum viable product. Something like Snapchat specs. And then iterate from there Instead they've been spending $1b/yr developing something that will never be finished The first apple computer wasn&#x
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by fnord77 3y ago
> While there is some evidence that eating unprocessed red meat is associated with increased risk of disease incidence and mortality, it is weak and insufficient to make stronger or more conclusive recommendations.
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Health effects associated with consumption of unprocessed red meat (2022)(healthdata.org)
10 points by fnord77 3y ago|2 comments
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by fnord77 3y ago
which I could fork on this site without creating an account
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by fnord77 3y ago
was hoping for something meaty, but the advice is just platitudes
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by fnord77 3y ago
I wonder what interesting collectives exist now
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by fnord77 3y ago
QC45 have been out for only 1.5 years
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by fnord77 3y ago
activist DA campaigns are being funded by unaccountable billionaires, and while their intent seems good the results are disastrous, at least in my area: Chesa Boudin and Priscilla Price
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by fnord77 3y ago
cold chain hypothesis!
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by fnord77 3y ago
in mice

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