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by glitchc 10mo ago
Well, Garmin is a GPS company, not a watch company. The watch is simply the most popular form factor.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
The US doesn't have a plan, it has a framework. The framework allows it to be nimble in a way that centralized economies (like China) can never match. My money's on the US out-competing everyone else in the long run.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
The Google drive is also hosted by Google on Google's servers. They already have access to everything in there.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
It would be better to hold referendums instead. An important decision should be brought directly to the populace rather than be driven by the whims of the currently elected party in power (regardless of political stripes). Examples of impor
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by glitchc 10mo ago
> Is this really the case? I feel like most windows users just bought a laptop with Windows already on it. This is largely true in North America, UK and AUS/NZ, less true in Europe, a mixed bag in the Middle East and mostly untrue e
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by glitchc 10mo ago
When screens susbstitute for parental attention, kids develop separation anxiety. They start to develop attachment to screens as a soothing mechanism. It really boils down to parents spending more time with kids, paying attention to them.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Piracy. The consumer versions are filled with ads because most people don't pay for them.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
It sounds like you are making the argument that there is no established way to generate good software. If that's the case, then software isn't engineering, but rather art . The former requires established/best practices to
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Merry Christmas to all! Hope your holidays are filled with cheer and the warmth of your loved ones.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
The way most of our governments are set up, the people in power typically arrive on the backs of the people with money. Elon Musk has a great deal of wealth, so everyone in power is going to listen to him.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
While these articles are useful in understanding the utility of IPv6, what would really help is an article explaining step by step how to configure a home network using IPv6. The tutorial should answer these questions: - How to ensure there
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Excellent point. Why are folks downvoting this?
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by glitchc 10mo ago
It majes a huge difference for local AI models.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Wait, so these interns were screened, interviewed, added to the company payroll and health plan, given access to corporate infrastructure, and then let go in successive waves? As part of your hiring process?
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by glitchc 10mo ago
I stand corrected.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Agreed with the intent, but it's more narrow than that. Habeas corpus specifically means "there is a body." It's purpose is to set a high bar for homicide convictions i.e. a body must be present before a suspect can be c
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by glitchc 10mo ago
You must really not trust your hiring process.
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Profanity is toxic by definition? Since when?
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by glitchc 10mo ago
Let's not forget "sashayed" and "marched"
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by glitchc 10mo ago
You know, watching Mad Men, it seems to be that work culture hasn't changed since the 50s. The same fake smiles, the same small talk, the same boss's favorite getting the credit. What's really changed since then? Let's n
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by glitchc 10mo ago
I have a similar dream: Every time I click anywhere on the Uber interface, it enrolls me into Uber One. Come to think of it, maybe that's not a dream...
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by glitchc 11mo ago
So that's where Master "Chief" comes from! ... I'll see myself out.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
I understand that computer scientists are often wrong about things outside their expertise. Other scientists too.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
But they do have their hands on your budget, and they are responsible for creating and filling positions.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Well, tbf the author was hired to answer newbie questions. Perhaps the position is that of an evangelist, not a scientist.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Conclusion: Soylent..?
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Sure, but not the kitchen staff, which is where the robotics dream is supposed to take you.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Agreed. It's a new programming paradigm that will put more pressure on API and framework design, to protect vibe developers from themselves.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Why use a throwaway account if posting an honest critique?
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Probably compression followed by regeneration during decompression. There's a brilliant technique called "Seam Carving" [1] invented two decades ago that enables content aware resizing of photos and can be sequentially applie

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