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by fy20 2mo ago
I'm not a mechanic but I have rebuilt an engine (common rail diesel with electronic injection) with a friend and do some work on my own cars. I don't really get the "everything needs to be mechanical" push. My previous c
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by fy20 2mo ago
Well quite a few nuclear powerplants have had to shut down recently due to droughts... So we are well on the way for that!
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by fy20 2mo ago
Used to be part of the $20/mo plan but it's not anymore (not sure if they removed it completely). However GPT-5.6 is pretty good at researching if you prompt it right, I've regularly had it spend 5+ minutes researching topic
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by fy20 2mo ago
DeepSeek V4 Pro is ridiculously priced, especially when you take into account caching. According to the DeepSeek usage panel, 50M tokens have cost me $1.38. It's not the smartest and does like to overthink, but if you have well defined
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by fy20 2mo ago
If you want slightly more affordable (they have prices listed - starting at £6k for a 48" TV) there's also Bang & Olufsen: https://www.bang-olufsen.com/en/gb/televisions
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by fy20 2mo ago
I'd just bite the bullet and get proper security cameras. I got a few 4K something or other from Ankke (rebranded HikVision) 5 years ago and they still work fine. They were about €100 each.
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by fy20 2mo ago
The claims by the creators are it doesn't in a major way. I have a uncensored Gemma 4 I run on my Mac. Just for testing out, I haven't found any need for it... yet.
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by fy20 2mo ago
At least in my EU country, no the digital record is the primary. When you buy property you get a deed for the land, but the details of a property can change after that. The deed also doesn't contain ownership, it just says what is on t
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by fy20 2mo ago
It says unauthorized streams... but what does that actually mean? In my country they are broadcast free-to-air. Do you need to pay to watch the games in some countries?
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by fy20 2mo ago
It's worth noting that playing on string setters vs free-fall setters is quite different. The string alters how the pins move when they are hit. There's not really a "one is easier", it's more a different technique.
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by fy20 2mo ago
Well that is pretty much true. It's founder was a marketing director for a consumer goods brand.
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by fy20 2mo ago
Gemma 4 is already closer to gpt-4o level of intelligence, however it's knowledge is much lower.
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by fy20 2mo ago
I'd say Steve was actually wrong here. The move to streaming (which Apple had a big part in pushing, directly or indirectly), is actually what halted music privacy. Giving access to all music (I remember the big deal Apple made when th
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by fy20 2mo ago
Here in the Baltics we already have an app for that. It's used to login to banks and government websites. Recently one supermarket chain added it for age verification on their self-service checkouts (e.g. buying alcohol). The problem w
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by fy20 2mo ago
We hit 8 billion in 2022 btw. I think the problem is much worse than people imagine as well. Of those around 5.5 to 6 billion people live in "developed world" conditions (sanitation, water & electricity to the home). Over the
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by fy20 2mo ago
What I really don't understand is throwing litter from cars. You literally cannot find somewhere in your car to keep the litter until you get home?
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by fy20 3mo ago
I can give an example. My parents live in the UK, and their house was built in 1985. A couple of years ago the copper phone line had to be replaced as it had degraded somebow. The operator had to dig up and reinstall their driveway, brick p
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by fy20 3mo ago
In 2010 one of the standard configurations for the Mac Pro was $4,999. Once you customised ram, storage, peripherals and software it could easily end up above $15,000, or $23k today accounting for inflation. Apple hardware is one thing that
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by fy20 3mo ago
Does it have full access to your chat history, project files, etc? That's the biggest limitation I have with voice mode right now, if I ask it about something I chatted about before (even in the same conversation) it has zero recollect
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by fy20 3mo ago
As a European reading these comments I never would have expected fireworks in the US to regulated at all. In my country you can buy whatever you want. The most popular time to use them is at New Year, and even in supermarkets they have popu
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by fy20 3mo ago
If you are just shipping code blindly without reviewing anything then that's your fault. My company heavily uses AI (I'd say 90% of code is written with AI assistance) but we never ship anything that hasn't been reviewed by a
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by fy20 3mo ago
The article feels like micromanaging AI. If you think about it like a junior employee, micromanaging them will mean they end up doing the work you want and do it your way. But they won't bring any of their ideas to the table, which in
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by fy20 3mo ago
Agreed. I have a 6.5 year old Roborock S5 Max, and it still works fine. I've replaced a few parts (can still get on AliExpress), but other than that no issues. It's cleaned 74km2.
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by fy20 3mo ago
The big thing here seems to be that it uses CO2 as a refrigerant. I had a Hitachi Yutaki air-to-water heat pump installed earlier this year, the model generation was first released in 2015, so it's kind of old tech now. It has a SOP of
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by fy20 3mo ago
At smaller hotels or hostels I've had the staff take photos of ID with their own personal devices.
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by fy20 3mo ago
If they are insulated properly (lots of roof insulation) it also keeps the heat out. I'm building a house and last week it reached 32c here, inside got no warmer than 23c on the upper floor. I don't have AC installed yet, just HRV
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by fy20 3mo ago
Right so in Brussels today the dew point is forecast to be 23c. Big difference.
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by fy20 3mo ago
A nice trick I've found is following up with "make it simpler". Often you can do 2-3 rounds of that and end up with something much easier to comprehend but still meeting the requirements. I have a Rails background, so maybe K
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by fy20 3mo ago
I'd guess some publishers just need to set a hard stance against clearly AI generated work, and have more in-depth reviews before publishing. On the other hand, it means the age of self-publishing was short lived and is effectively dea
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by fy20 3mo ago
Is the plan to use the gas turbines temporarily until the grid connection is upgraded?

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