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jasoncartwright
6mo ago
Just cancelled my GitHub Copilot Pro+ year subscription. Removal of Opus 4.6 stung, but the repeated continued downtime makes it unusable for me. Very disappointed. No fuss instant refund of my unused subscription (£160) appreciated.
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Teslas turning off autopilot seconds before a crash, apparently avoiding being recorded as active during an incident, is wild https://futurism.com/tesla-nhtsa-autopilot-report
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6mo ago
https://aws.amazon.com/ground-station/
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6mo ago
A news aggregator https://crawl.news
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Is It Impossible to Cool a Datacenter in Space? [video]
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Construct of the Day
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8mo ago
Came here to comment how much it's like the superb diskprices.com. Excellent work.
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8mo ago
PaaS
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OpenAI Codex
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8mo ago
Yet still on relying you to cover it with your insurance. Again, clearly not autonomous.
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8mo ago
I see. So not Tesla's product they are using to sell insurance around isn't "Full Self-Driving" or "Autonomous" like the page says.
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8mo ago
Sounds like it's neither self-driving, nor autonomous, if I'm on the hook if it goes wrong.
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8mo ago
If it autonomous or self-driving then why is the person in the car paying for the insurance? Surely if it's Tesla making the decisions, they need the insurance?
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9mo ago
Built using Django!
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9mo ago
I've been charging from lampposts and other street chargers for 11 years now
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9mo ago
You use kerbside charging. Unlike petrol, electricity comes to you.
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9mo ago
Yeah, it's really quick because there is pretty much nothing on it
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10mo ago
Hotel wifi is often hilariously slow compared to plugging my travel router into an in-room ethernet socket. From spotty <10mbps to often a full uncontended gigabit. Makes video conferencing and large downloads usable.
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10mo ago
Because it's not available until the 29th
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10mo ago
Sounds like you are trying to compare the many hundreds of miles (thousands?) of transmission cables needed to cope with the massive geographic change of generation sources to this ~20mi cable system. There are many examples of how the UK i
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10mo ago
Yes, words have multiple meanings - but only some words are apparently worthy of censorship - which is my point. > did people stop using the word "fag" to refer to a cigarette? Yes, seems so. I've not heard that in at leas
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10mo ago
Amusing to have my throwaway comment replied to with links to earnest points from prominent essayists. Never change, hacker news!
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
I think you answered your own question - also the places where mmWave is available, there is also often other better internet connection options.
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Air: A Pioneering AI-First Python Web Framework
(audrey.feldroy.com)
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11mo ago
Strange to see an article about UK food banks on the Hacker News homepage. At the same intersection as my work... https://www.givefood.org.uk/ https://www.givefood.org.uk/api/
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11mo ago
This is ISO 15118 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15118
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11mo ago
I've been using these in London for at least eight years. Strange to see it written up as a test here.
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11mo ago
https://setpdf.app Small webapp that allows musicians to add PDFs locally and offline, arrange them, then download for use on an e-reader during performances. Built for a classical musician friend who uses really old Android dev
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1y ago
I got a £50 pick set from https://x.com/martin__newton https://imgur.com/a/sbXoBCK
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