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by fnord77 4mo ago
South SF library has sewing machines SFPL used to have tools until it got ruined.
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by fnord77 4mo ago
blueberries are tasty enough to be fun. I suspect people like the pink blueberries because they have a higher sugar content. Living out your final years with 'beetus doesn't seem like a fun way to live.
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by fnord77 4mo ago
> They're already losing ground to Anthropic even with this much R&D. Do we know how bad/good misAnthropic is doing financially?
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by fnord77 4mo ago
this is the only worthwhile comment in this thread
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by fnord77 4mo ago
blueberries without the healthy and beneficial pigment/flavonoids what a dumb idea
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by fnord77 4mo ago
> A short history of how tech leaders went from charming nerd to terrifying overlord did this guy ever hear of Larry Ellison? He also claims Gates wasn't a terrifying overlord
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by fnord77 4mo ago
I suppose, but my local high school art class does some silk screen printing, so it's not dead
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by fnord77 4mo ago
> heisenbugs gold
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by fnord77 4mo ago
tl;dr: plain old silkscreen printing. Nothing revolutionary
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by fnord77 4mo ago
same order of magnitude :)
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by fnord77 4mo ago
I always figured I would get sick of it or burn out. I'm hitting my 4th decade of software engineering with renewed excitement
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by fnord77 4mo ago
Great, now I won't be able to trust that old videos aren't AI slop either.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
"This page is slowing down firefox"
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by fnord77 5mo ago
isn't this just what 3-finger upswipe does???
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Companies that have a 7 round interview process are not serious in hiring in general. Sure if some super-genius comes along. But no, it's just a performance. The director can claim they're behind on projects because they don'
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Translation: we want to be able to sell your data rather than let Apple have it.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
So, then I guess the big three are never going to make their money back.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
The history of the world is the history of plundering. Nothing new, just fancier.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Better get used to it. Soon that is all you will be talking to.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
some people seem to be completely unable to detect AI slop
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by fnord77 5mo ago
unless you type yes yes
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by fnord77 5mo ago
> Experimental results showed that the critical Reynolds number at which the turbulent transition begins increased from approximately 1.9 × 10⁶ to 2.2 × 10⁶ for the DMR-coated model, and drag was dramatically reduced by up to 43.6 percen
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by fnord77 5mo ago
As not a Large Language Model, I also like the AI overview feature.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Sorry, I meant Math 51 It's title is: "Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Modern Applications, Math 51 course text prepared by the Stanford University Math Department"
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by fnord77 5mo ago
> If you're after a language that's OSS, has terse notation, and rewires your brain by helping you think more clearly I found MATLAB/Octave was good Matrix conjugate transpose: H = A';
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by fnord77 5mo ago
> You can already buy cars with semi solid state, In fact, you cannot. MG 4X: preorders. IM L6 "Lightyear Edition" - only a handful for sale. Nio - only at battery "swap" stations which are not open to the public.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
I'd finally feel financially secure
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Cool, just five years away from production
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by fnord77 5mo ago
solid state batteries - perpetually only 5 years away
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by fnord77 5mo ago
side question, which CS class(es) teach about invariants?

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