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by fnord77 5mo ago
wish I knew what "railway" is
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by fnord77 5mo ago
I can't even figure out what Stainless does (did)
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by fnord77 5mo ago
lynx
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Couldn't you just ground or resistor out the car's cellular antenna so it can't transmit data?
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Crime paid modestly and then a jackpot for the movie rights
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by fnord77 5mo ago
I got my hands on a stanford Math 55 textbook and tried to do the exercises in numpy.
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by fnord77 5mo ago
Are the other two big providers any different?
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by fnord77 6mo ago
A new old stock M6 is $7000. Otherwise you're comparing used cameras to a new one. And more like $3500 for a used M6
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by fnord77 6mo ago
Cheaper than Leica
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by fnord77 6mo ago
I thought attachment theory was debunked
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by fnord77 6mo ago
no we got something better out of it
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by fnord77 6mo ago
Show me one US tech company that does not give generous maternity leave. Besides, if you work for 10 years in US big tech, you can retire after that.
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by fnord77 6mo ago
Hurting us, too. i have to wear noise cancelling headphones all day to filter out noises from outside my apartment
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by fnord77 6mo ago
this is the 'spaced repetition' guy?
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by fnord77 6mo ago
It's disheartening is there's been almost zero progress in treating this terrible disease. Unlike many other diseases like cancer and autoimmune diseases where tremendous progress has been made.
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by fnord77 6mo ago
> Currently the Raspberry Pi 5 16GB version is out of stock, and latest pricing was at about 220 USD. > It’s hard to find the OrangePi 4 Pro 16GB model right now, but the 12 GB model is at 125 USD. And here is the problem with the cur
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by fnord77 6mo ago
There's no NIMBYs in Andromeda
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by fnord77 6mo ago
And yet the Luddites are gone and the mills remain
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by fnord77 6mo ago
> Do they have an easy-to-unsubscribe link in the marketing spam I've noticed a recent trend where unsubscribing actually does nothing
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by fnord77 6mo ago
> We're a very primitive species, compared to what? We're the most advanced species we know of. It might even hold true over the entire universe. All species might top out at where we are. We don't know.
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by fnord77 6mo ago
> I wanted to work on fun and challenging engineering problems, in the hope of bootstrapping a business as a byproduct. > We never raised outside capital I guess it worked out though
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by fnord77 6mo ago
sounds like a battery fire waiting to happen
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by fnord77 7mo ago
But that's just how they're programmed. If you include in the prompt "push back when I'm wrong", they will
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by fnord77 7mo ago
> you now are having a business is planned by a paid chatbot, they can shutdown anytime or make it more expensive Local models are about 25 months behind the current SOTA. If that holds, businesses won't need the paid models for man
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by fnord77 7mo ago
Thanks for tracking this down. I too am annoyed when so-called technical articles omit the actual techniques.
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by fnord77 7mo ago
The style is not novel either.
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by fnord77 7mo ago
Insider trading is incredibly toxic to society. It is not a victimless crime. It is tantamount to stealing.
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by fnord77 7mo ago
> The harsh truth is that Deno’s offerings have failed to capture developers’ attention. I can’t pretend to know why — I was a fanboy myself — but far too few devs care about Deno. I never heard of Deno until today. So perhaps this was a
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by fnord77 7mo ago
> High profile companies like those listed in the image above Never heard of any of them except Loveable.
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by fnord77 7mo ago
The world has shown that it doesn't need all those intricate design patterns that java fosters. It does seem like java missed their chance, it's a shame.

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