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by gosub100 2mo ago
That would be too easy to remove. I'm thinking something like a tiny ribbon with a barcode embedded in the tread. Otherwise it would be trivial to cut the spigot (assuming that's where the sensor is located)
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Spend more of the US' money, you mean.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
The wildcard is the "antisemite!" Accusations that get flung your way when you point out the genocide. If they can train the LLMs to associate the Gaza slaughter or the west bank "settlers" with antisemitism, they could
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by gosub100 2mo ago
The left and right are noticing and agreeing on this issue.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I would like to see a rule added that requires embedding a uuid for each tire so if you litter it, or your trucking company loses a re-tread, the state can chase you down and bill you, even years later. Upon selling a vehicle or replacing t
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I don't use FB or insta , but here are some reasons why people use it: - Keep in touch with family - Comfort from having their ideas reinforced - Organize small events - Share pictures easily - not feel lonely - stay current on world e
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I just used a VPN yesterday and the NY times blocked me because they think I look like a bot. It gave a couple possible reasons, one being "a bot was also using this IP address". VPNs are great for torrenting but any serious websi
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I was with you until 'people'. I think you meant billion dollar corporations.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Rote classification doesn't require AI. You described a SELECT statement that was developed half a century ago
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by gosub100 2mo ago
In the 90s and prior you could have done the same thing using the public library.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Plus this would seemingly violate compliance with laws protecting disabled people. For instance, someone with mobility issues might know the solution but wouldn't be able to hit the buttons in time.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I agree if it's clearly labeled. I like lofi or vaporwave or neo 80s beats for a while. But I definitely don't want it mixed with any genre that has vocals or mixed with human produced music.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Mind telling me roughly what you had on your resume that had meta /fb hounding you for a job? ( Of course so I can avoid having this situation happen to me, naturally)
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Pro tip: send the photo to spammy overseas recruiters, bonus if you add the photo in a .docx with a password. then when they call you asking for the password, tell them over the phone so you can hear their reaction when they see it.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
AI is the new rick-roll
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by gosub100 2mo ago
it shows an example of how their AI cannot perform a basic task, as simple as exiting a program.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Gemini has done absolutely nothing for me. I can't even shut off the navigation feature on my phone using only hands free, when I get close to my destination. I have to take my eyes off the road, look down, and tap to exit. Google&#x27
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by gosub100 2mo ago
I think it would be "fly vfr" but the main issue there is the wind direction, not the altimeter setting. In daytime you can read the wind sock while airborne but not possible at night.
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by gosub100 2mo ago
There's also the out-of-cockpit pressure from both the patient needing medical transport, and the employer who may retaliate against a pilot who refuses to fly. Apparently most of these pilots are trying to build 1500 hrs to be eligibl
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by gosub100 2mo ago
The automated weather service was also out. This made it difficult or impossible to use the ILS because they can't set the local altimeter. This was a swiss cheese chain of events. It was a moonless dark night so the mountains weren&#
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by gosub100 2mo ago
Blancolirio (YouTube aviation reporter and commercial pilot) analysis: https://youtu.be/Dcyup4xVQuM?is=n0w5_tLCxEkYGtt9
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by gosub100 2mo ago
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by gosub100 2mo ago
It's also a way to retain employees. If you are an expert ocaml writer, you aren't a drop in replacement at the competition. So while I'd love to work there, a lot of the knowledge isn't very marketable after you move on
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by gosub100 3mo ago
Maybe I missed it, but the algorithm should also redistribute empty elevators that stop too closely to each other.
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by gosub100 3mo ago
100% agree. AI isn't hacking, it's a completely different crowd. So much front page space is wasted talking about the latest version, some funding controversy, or these useless add-on tools.
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by gosub100 3mo ago
It was from a famous quote supposedly from bill gates in the early days of computing: "640K (RAM) ought to be enough for anybody". Apparently it was taken out of context or misattributed or something. Similar to "Al Gore said
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by gosub100 3mo ago
The markets arent efficient without enough participants. This is why the price of gasoline only fluctuates cents between competitors, but vehicle prices fluctuate thousands. It's a very simple concept that you aren't seeing. The m
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by gosub100 3mo ago
Not really, the incentives for each are not binary values. There are bounties on the 10 millennium problems (that haven't been increased in 25 years), but there isn't much motivation beyond that. You get some street cred and your
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by gosub100 3mo ago
Maybe the refrigeration is shared with the galley (food storage), and/or is only needed when the plane is on the ground?
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by gosub100 3mo ago
Because you can't sell more graphics cards if consumers get more use out of them.

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