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by jfim 2y ago
I've found that Claude has been pretty decent at writing boilerplate code. For example asking it something like "I have an elixir app that is started with `mix ...` can you give me a Dockerfile to run it in a container?" It c
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by jfim 2y ago
That's pretty fascinating, thanks for sharing it! It's a pretty compelling explanation as to why some people seem to be completely unable to logically explain their reasoning for certain beliefs and just fall back to "well it
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by jfim 2y ago
The author mentioned that the maker of their pen plotter is evil mad scientist, so it's likely they're using the AxiDraw
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by jfim 2y ago
Super cool and it looks fantastic! I've been wanting to do something with a plotter, thanks for the tip about center line tracing
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by jfim 2y ago
It's not only you. Movement in general is a preattentive feature, meaning that it gets processed subconsciously and appears to "pop out" in an image.
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The overhead of obtaining a large amount of pennies and smelting them likely makes the whole operation unprofitable, besides being illegal for defacing currency.
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by jfim 2y ago
You can ask it to generate R or Python code to do the clustering, and review the generated code. I'm not sure about ChatGPT, but I know Claude has a data exploration thing where you can upload a CSV and ask it questions; it generates P
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by jfim 2y ago
What EV model would that be, out of curiosity? I wasn't aware the Germans were making EVs back then.
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by jfim 2y ago
The author also used domain specific language when they meant jargon.
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Some countries have moral rights which are perpetual, and are meant to prevent works from being mutilated, defaced, misattributed, or otherwise could cause reputational damage to the author. It's not unreasonable for an author to want
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by jfim 2y ago
Will a picture from a wide angle lens actually show the planets? I thought planets just show up as a bright dot in the sky.
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by jfim 2y ago
Depends on who "we" includes. First world, probably not. People doing rainfall based subsistence agriculture, some will.
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by jfim 2y ago
The article doesn't have links or references to the original papers. A better source for this is this news post by nature ( https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-04220-5 ) which also has proper citations for th
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by jfim 2y ago
My completely unsubstantiated pet hypothesis about this is that it's cheaper and easier to cache the same click bait for everyone instead of different well tailored recommendations.
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by jfim 2y ago
I believe the idea is to have a source that updates infrequently, so that one isn't compelled to refresh it all the time. It's not unlike one service that I saw where you'd get email once per day in your inbox, at a specific
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by jfim 2y ago
The creator of the repository does mention it: > My hope is that the educational and non-profit intentions of this repository will enable it to stay hosted and available, but the original copyright holders do have the right to ask for it
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by jfim 2y ago
That's a pretty timely release considering Alexa and the Google assistant devices seem to have plateaued or are on the decline.
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Demoralized or denormalized?
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by jfim 2y ago
One thing to check is whether the power saving options are disabled. I turned them off one time and it wouldn't even last a day, but after enabling them back again it's back to it's normal multiple days battery charge.
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by jfim 2y ago
Depends where you live, and how much of a hassle it is to get a rental car. If you live somewhere with decent public transportation and good car sharing infrastructure (eg. walk to a nearby car share and unlock the doors with an app or a ca
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One potential way to do this would be to weigh the tires at sale and charge a tax based on the weight of the tire. When the tire is ultimately disposed of, a refund is issued based on the weight of the disposed tire. This would encourage bo
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by jfim 2y ago
It might be Grooveshark that they're thinking of, it was notorious for quickly reuploading content that was taken down by DMCA requests: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grooveshark
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That's absolutely hilarious, and a pretty fun hack. By the way, if I understood you correctly, this sentence > I'm still missing 5 opcodes (MULS, MULSU, FMUL, FMULS, FMULSU), but until now I did not encounter a C file, the AVR-
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by jfim 2y ago
Do you mean KhiCAS?
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For those of us that used those calculators in engineering class, the math that is displayed by the calculator also looks like what's in the textbook, making it easy to check if one has entered the right thing in the calculator. Here&#
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by jfim 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you see as the fall of Xbox? It seems to work fine to play games, even if they had missteps with certain things (eg. Kinect being deprecated after being mandatory, some hardware issues).
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They already are. Android auto and Apple carplay use your smartphone's brains to display on the car's touchscreen.
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The author is Canadian.
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I wonder how the backlight works in total darkness. My use case would be to read or take notes in bed without having to turn the lights on.
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Defamation with plausible deniability?

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