grandmczeb

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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Which do you think will happen first, SF has 100+ driverless AVs running simultaneously or a new protected bike lane is built in the inner sunset?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Wow, not only do they get this wrong, it’s the core example they use to demonstrate copying.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
It used to be very common - lots of Victorians in SF were originally laid out like this for example. Most remodels will covert to an open floor plan though because it’s less isolating and claustrophobic for the cook.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Most schools lose money on sports overall (especially true for D3), so this explanation seems unlikely. “The 2020 report found only 25 Division I programs had revenues exceeding expenses. No Division II or III program had revenues exceeding
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Cable isn’t considered a common carrier service, what law requires them to carry commercials for competitors?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
> The vast majority of software engineering hours that are actually paid are for maintenance, and this is where AI is likely to come in like a tornado. Once AI hits upgrade and migration tools it's going to eliminate entire teams pe
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
That’s still true (although green bins are for compost/yard waste and blue bins are for recycling.) https://www.recology.com/recology-san-francisco/your-three-c...
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
What paper of the paper is relevant to the claim that there were "publically announced job openings at a US Airforce base for _1000_ people" to "maintain and operate multiple online accounts and personas"? > Due to th
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Link?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Probably meant “free time”?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
> I’m not aware of much backlash from immediate residents against new transit projects in their neighborhood The Geary Bart extension was famously killed by local opposition. Although that was more a reaction to the store closures caused
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
That’s a pretty surprising opinion. Variadic templates are extremely widely used and there’s no simple replacement (e.g. how would you implement something like emplace_back without them?) Span is trivial to replace with a third party librar
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
OpenRTC2 is mostly C++[1]. Your link is to the source of their website. [1] https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Card only brick-and-mortar stores are banned in SF[1], although it’s not strictly enforced. There’s definitely a lot of places that are card preferred though, especially post Covid. [1] https://sfbos.org/sites/default&#
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
In the real world political tenability matters a lot, so I don’t really think ”fixes” that ignore it are very interesting to discuss. But if we’re already assuming politics doesn’t matter there’s a much more effective solution: ban cars ent
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
If putting my hand in a wood-chipper decreased lifetime earnings, why does my company tell me not to do it?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
> Few years ago reddit released the most active cities and top turned out to be airbase airlington. I was curious about this so I looked up the post you’re referring to[1]. The actual statistic is about “most addicted cities” (which I as
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
This was submitted to ICLR
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
I genuinely don’t understand the issue. If you see the word “sponsored” you should assume editorial control unless there’s an explicit statement otherwise. That’s what it’s there for.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
The sibling comment already mentioned that video has clear markings that it was sponsored.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
> Youtube science channels did glowing paid reviews of Waymo’s self driving cars without acknowledging they were paid for it. Which video is this a reference to?
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Only in name. SB-9 can be sidestepped by rezoning to RH-2 (two family), but adding requirements that make building anything other than single family infeasible. E.g. https://www.zfplaw.com/blog/2021/12/thinkin
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Maybe you’re referring to a different thread, but I see plenty of people arguing both sides here and in the copilot one.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
The fires are mostly caused by large transmission lines outside of urban areas, not local lines on residential streets.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Depends on your perspective I guess. The visual artists I know are super excited about AI art.
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
I live a few blocks from the safe injection site in SF. People shoot up on the sidewalk literally feet away from the entrance. It’s possible that fewer people shoot up on the street overall, but my personal experience at least is that it’s
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
There's a lot of risk for new nodes and less for old ones. Exactly how much, I'm not sure. I guess let me put it this way - I think it's entirely rational for them to be cautious. There's currently not a lot of upside to
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
> once a process is no longer bleeding edge, what's the benefit of keeping manufacturing details secret? Even if it's not bleeding edge, there still might be special features or secrets they want to protect. For really old node
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
This is a very imperfect analogy, but CPUs are typically designed using a high level language like SystemVerilog (equivalent to something like C++ in the software world.) To actually get the CPU manufactured, you have to "compile"
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by grandmczeb 4y ago
Lots - Waymo, TuSimple, and Aurora are the top three IMO.

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