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for a while, adding a custom google search to your website was considered a great feature
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they mentioned revenue sharing in the keynote, and I'm eager to find out how that is going to work. There isn't much money in the $20/month subscription to go around to very many other developers
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I think there must be a cost-per-kwh where big trucks just get big batteries, and fast chargers get fast enough to push them. but we don’t seem to have hit that yet
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EVs are getting so much cheaper so fast that they'll overtake ICE and hybrid sales soon... but vehicle stock in the US turns over slowly I've seen predictions that at some point it'll be cheaper to get a new EV than to even k
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solar is getting cheaper so fast that we'll be able to do desalination in a few years
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total shutdowns are rare, though. Usually someone wants the IP
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3y ago
you could make the case that we're already in the authoritarian future, where Google, Meta, and Apple decide what is acceptable information
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3y ago
do people still watch live TV? I’m only exposed it to when I stay in hotels and it seems to only be Seinfeld reruns and Shark Tank
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do compilers like gcc support stack traces now?
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it's kind of more like the beginning of a pattern language for why things seem hard to novices but simple to experts, and ways to mitigate those effects - a different mitigation is appropriate for each pattern
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even the Saudis will eventually find it cheaper to use solar
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that event is older than this website
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we need to get better at it, a lot of reforestation projects fail to successfully establish a new population of trees
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I think you’re assuming a lot about the nature of intelligence. GPT is growing fast, but we have no real idea how big/deep the gap is between it and the human mind
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that seems silly
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what's the screen refresh time like on this? I have a small e-ink display that I got from Adafruit and it takes 10+ seconds to redraw
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are there multiple languages that have this exact relationship concept? because if it’s in a single language or family of languages, the idea that it can be translates into something generic seems questionable
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3y ago
honestly I want to be like you but I never figured out the toolchain to flash an ESP8266 over USB without the Arduino environment
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Raspberry Pi has found enough use in industry that it’s gotten hard for hobbyists to find boards. Maybe someone convinced Arduino that there are commercial applications
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honestly if this is what makes literate programming happen, I think it’s a win
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one time I worked at a company that shipped an app with a version of this bug that caused people to charge money to the wrong individual, because sometimes the buttons would shuffle right before the click
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3y ago
this an ancient debate, but in practice there is no difference
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that’s fascinating and to me, because as a vim user since 1998, I haven’t really consciously noticed it changing much. If I tried running a version from 20+ years ago, today, would it still work on a modern O/S ? Are there modern vim f
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it’s not finished but I’m working on an astrolabe https://mastodon.social/@jes5199/110454794966272609
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if it follows the trajectory of cryptocurrency, then the opposite will happen - even more expensive custom chips will replace GPUs
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it’s basically always reasonable to insult someone’s code because we are computer programmers and we know what we have done
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how long do we expect these things to hold value?
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yeah but I often end up getting Second-system effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect
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iPad apps LightBot and CodeSpark both introduce algorithmic concepts and are fairly fun
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grid-connected solar generation often gets “curtailed” on very sunny days, so it’s market value is $0. On those days, desalinate.
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