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itisit
5y ago
Also with nexe: https://github.com/nexe/nexe
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5y ago
Separate but equal
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5y ago
Of course, but the consistency of the false positive is the issue. An able-minded person can readily reconcile their confusion.
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5y ago
May I ask what is the urgency for? Spend consistent, quality time doing the thing and learning about the thing. The quickness will sort itself out.
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5y ago
Those humans don't typically believe those hallucinated faces belong to people though nor do they call the cops.
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5y ago
Fun fact: the name of the service AWS Sumerian comes from Snow Crash!
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5y ago
Maybe the solution is an ecosystem of supplemental AI that you can pick and choose from to compensate for the undesirable characteristics of Autopilot. Call it “Driveware”.
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5y ago
Adds special meaning to the term canary release .
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5y ago
The reply is comedy gold: “Hi mate. I had this now a few times and I learn to expect it and step the pedal ahead. Which software version you are at the moment? I have noticed for me at least it started happening after I updated at 2021.4.18
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5y ago
I’ve heard of smart TVs scanning for a public access point regardless of user settings.
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By Laurence Shames and Peter Barton. One of the more entertaining end-of-life memoirs. "When Breath Becomes Air" by Paul Kalanithi is also recommended.
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Your brother is a man of good taste, I see.
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Agreed. Jerry Goldsmith was and is a legend.
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Such a boring and forgettable film, but now in 4K!
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5y ago
Move out of SF
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5y ago
Andy is going to be a different (i.e. kinder) leader compared to Jeff
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Can't wait for GitHub Dispatch to fix the code GitHub Copilot "writes".
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> Using the term "crypto" to refer to cryptocurrency is amigous and misleading. To whom? “Crypto” is the colloquial shorthand for “cryptocurrency”. And I believe those thinking otherwise are reacting to the new usage encroach
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5y ago
Example?
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5y ago
And you also own the right to sell the NFT to the next fool.
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5y ago
Thankfully my village, family, spouse, etc. have nothing to do with my side projects. :)
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5y ago
One of the major drawbacks of selling your company is it’s, well, no longer your company.
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itisit
5y ago
The one you work on by yourself.
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5y ago
That’s fine for tech businesses with dedicated IT support, but what about consumers?
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5y ago
What is the alternative you propose?
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Not to be confused with the AWS service of the same name.
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5y ago
Because!
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50 as in fifty? Guessing that’s a typo.
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And I'd equally welcome the browser extension that bypasses this sort of thing. :) It's good in theory, but thankfully lacks the contextual information it would need to be appropriately enabled for a given user's sleep schedu
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Seriously. Many of us access sites when we can, not necessarily when we want. I know there's a bypass feature, but being greeted by this kind of nannying reminder can come across as annoying, at the least, to a certain nocturnal group
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