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How to Build an Agent(ampcode.com)
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_in_formally specified, surely?
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They could work longer. In the UK, for example, the retirement age was set to 60 for women and 65 for men, when life expectancy was substantially lower than today. On the current trajectory, a large number of "boomers" at death wi
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What would you say Microsoft are? A word processor company? An operating system company? It's conceivable surely to anyone that a company could do more than one thing?
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It’s really not too bad - not having to fight for overhead space and thus being able to board last makes it worthwhile even if you don’t have items prohibited in carry-on bags.
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> In the old days before the iOS/Android duopoly there were no updates at all, and the few times they happened to be supported, it required the developer SDK to update the firmware. Not quite. The phones I had for the four years bef
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You can still do that if you check a bag instead of carrying it on, of course.
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> Skyphone installation by the airlines led to "flight mode" because the horror of not paying is far more important than safety. By the time “airplane mode” became common on mobile phones, the phones installed in airplane seats
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What exactly was stoppnig you buying a 2L bottle of vodka in a glass bottle a duty free after security and having this happen?
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Of the two in the US this decade, one did not have a cockpit door as the plane was too small, and the other was by an off-duty pilot sitting in the cockpit…
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Until very recently I had a Bang and Olufsen CRT, and it was by far the best picture I’ve ever seen. Unfortunately “small” (32”) yet simultaneously weighed a ton.
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“I’ve been alive for fifty years” does not imply one is dead.
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This looks like a great library, and I'm happy to see focus on proper native Mac apps over Electron. One odd thing, the library doesn't have a license associated with it (in the repo, at least).
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It is worth noting that only one of the “big three” clouds is in Silicon Valley - indeed, much of the original development work on what became AWS was done in South Africa!
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The standard library doesn't have much for this, but Bubble Tea https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea is behind many of the better Go TUIs. This one is using https://github.com/rivo/tview
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Automatic enforcement of dumb low level stuff is supposed to free up police time for the more serious things. Whether that happens or not is a political decision. I remember the time before red light cameras in London, and the time afterwar
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While I largely agree, this isn't a question of having broken the law or not. The registration is _literally something issued by the DVLA_, so of course government agencies have access to it. The problem in this specific case is where
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It wouldn't be necessary to publish, because Ford (presumably) comply with the law.
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The difference is (presumably) that they are the only auto finance company doing this and therefore should have a more rigorous standard applied than the individuals who make up the remaining 3982 cases.
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Except, it does. People worried about getting a fine will not chance a light on yellow. This is patently obvious for anyone that has ever driven in London (where I learned to drive). Anyone that doesn't care about the fine (perhaps in
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That is indeed ludicrous - I bet the same does not apply to your returned information either.
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Same in Safari on macOS here, FWIW.
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Waymo is annoying only _available_ through Uber in some cities - notably Austin. Even more annoyingly, you can't choose whether you want to accept human drivers or just Waymo vehicles.
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Not least wrong because the husband of a reigning Queen is not King in some places, but the wife of a reigning King is typically Queen.
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by jen20 9mo ago
You certainly can expect “some” human to know what “some” code does. Things you cannot expect: - ALL humans to know what SOME code does - SOME humans to know what ALL code does.
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> To create Free software, you ship sources together with your binaries and one of the OSI-approved licenses, that is all. Untrue. Shopping source with _some_ OSI-approved licenses makes the work Free software. Shipping it with others me
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“Java” does not explain why Eclipse is irrelevant where IntelliJ is thriving.
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This seems like an incredibly long winded, risky and inefficient way to install bun. I've never actually (knowingly) run Bun before, but decided to give it a try - below is my terminal session to get it running (on macOS): $ nix-
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> especially if you include every time that someone shrieks ‘that’s socialism,’ or ‘that’s communism’ But... why would you include that? They're certainly not discussions of the DDR.
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Currently “E” without an exemption.

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