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jacobr1
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Right - the quality of your locks matter a lot less if your average 5-year-old tee-baller can through brick through the wind and climb in. One always needs to consider their threat model when considering what security to invest in getting.
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It is a focus, data, and benchmarking problem. If someone comes up with good benchmarks, which means having a good dataset, and gets some publicility around, they can attract the frontier labs attention to focus training and optimization ef
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We've reach a point of price stabilization and longevity for smartphones now that didn't exist for the first 10 year ramp. When every new model added fundamental capability, you always want to upgrade, with the sweet spot often be
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I think they meant the reverse. The majority of US EV sales are of Tesla's: https://cleantechnica.com/2025/04/15/auto-brands-leading-the...
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> If so, why aren't used dealers just including a battery swap in the price? I think that is the main thing that needs to be figured out. I suspect the problem is that you need to get OEM battery replacements for older model cars an
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That is the technicality here. Bullshit is getting spewed, but in most cases, direct falsehoods aren't gett reported. If you quote someone saying something untrue, the paper didn't present a falsehood, same with bias, omission, em
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Transportation crime fear is compounded by another issue: "scary people." I've personally never witnessed a crime. But I've seen plenty of people that raised my hackles, usually they seem intoxicated or are exhibiting so
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There difference isn't renting or selling a hammer. The difference is providing a hammer (rent/sell) VS providing a handyman that will use the hammer. In the first case the manufacturer is only liable for defects, for normal use o
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Well, that depends on what we are selling. Are you selling the service, black-box, to accomplish the outcome? Or are you selling a tool. If you sell a hammer you aren't liable as the manufacturer if the purchaser murders someone with i
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>It's hard to be positive about the idea of your skills getting devalued and getting kicked to the curb. I think it depends where people build their own identities in the value stream. Do you see yourself as a product/hacker ty
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And need to acquire land
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The availability angle changes things quite a bit. Having a single source of truth online sheet is much different than a file that is passed around.
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This is why in microservice architectures you try to have data stores encapsulated via each service. So the APIs can support some kind backward compatibility path as you roll out changes to clients that interact with the service (presuming
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I think this is part of the reason why I've had a bit more success with AI Coding than some of my colleagues. My pre-llm workflow was to rapidly build a crappy version of something so that I could better understand it, then rework it (
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Why would someone buy services from a prison vs an established company. Presumably the quality would be worse and there is a potential risk to reputation. The answer would be because the prison is substantially cheaper due to not needing to
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The prison could, for grift reasons. They can undercut competition because their costs are lower. If a union, or even a market-rate shop needs to pay, say, $20-hour for labor, and the prison can pay $1-hour (or day) they can charge much les
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There seems to be a presumption that private prisons are widespread. And while not rare, they are only 8% of prisons. There is widespread use of profit-seeking vendors like food suppliers or phone companies though. I only bring this up beca
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On a related note, we have a bunch of replication failures in education for selection effects reasons. It turns if you have a highly motivated staff and engaged parents - pretty much every flavor of educational approach has a positive impac
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They are competitive for hobbyist use cases. Limited home servers, or embedded applications that overlap with arduino.
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Almost certainly an organizational failure. Salesforce, despite its many faults, has had good non profit programs for many years. They also tend to have procedures about notification for renewals and account managers to discuss terms and th
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If you are just putting it in a case, white will more visibly show the accumulated grime. But the color doesn't matter as much in that scenario anyway.
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No, the tokens are evaluated on the image itself, once downloaded and resized. The same image sent as an encoded text payload and as url will cost the same. Now, if you are sending the content the model as a text payload, then that would co
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Or further, that you need to interact with a business at all. Visa does a good job intermediating many classes of payment. But I am limited in what kind of applications I can build on top of that (tied directly into the payment)
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The wave of CRM is CDP. Customer Data Platform. The key is that it isn't just your basic account data, but all the behavioral data across various system interactions both online and off (if applicable). Shopping Cart abandonment email
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Passkeys are pretty new - most the major platforms didn't gain support until 2023.
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How many are based in the US and subject to US-based prosecution?
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This is now a thing: https://agents.md/
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I've found there usually is some key context that is missing. Maybe it is project structure or a sampling of some key patterns from different parts of the codebase, or key data models. Getting those into CLAUDE.md reduces the need to k
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This is basically how claude code works today. You have it /init a description of the project structure into CLAUDE.md that is used for each invocation. There is some implicit knowledge in the project about common frameworks and langua
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And yet ... that is exactly the kind of problem average people want to have solved for them by search engines, and google kept trying to solve. It is probably one reason why ai-chat with websearch is going to beat just search.
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