kulahan

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by kulahan 11mo ago
I'm saying it's egregious to expect all users to know the fact that an HTML document, for some reason, uses an enormous amount of context in an LLM designed specifically for working with code .
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I remember, when shopping for a car, the salesman told me about an Alpina model he had with laser headlights so intense they weren't even legal for new builds anymore. It's a selling point in some vehicles. Still, the idea that yo
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Gotta learn all the quirks of the model before it's replaced in 8 minutes.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Yes - declining to accept happens at the delivery truck itself. Once you've accepted it, you have a small window of time (1-2 weeks?) to return it. To do that , they have to send a truck back out to pick it up. I think it's becau
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I did the same thing with Carvana. The experience was wonderful until after I got the car. They waxed the stupid thing with the windows down. There was wax in random places EVERYWHERE in the car. I asked for money for an internal detailing
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by kulahan 1y ago
Yep. I use it a lot. It's nice when you're getting started on some new topic, and as someone whose attention bounces and then sticks hard for a while, it has made getting started on topics much faster for me. I personally do wan
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by kulahan 1y ago
I know that's what he typed, I'm asking what he meant . The Senate does not represent 350 million people. It has never represented people. It was never meant to represent people. Of course it's a ridiculous way of represen
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by kulahan 1y ago
Hackernews discovers hobbies
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by kulahan 1y ago
Right, but that's explicitly not the body of government meant to represent people. So is he saying the Senate is fundamentally a ridiculous way of representing 100 states , or is he saying the House is fundamentally a ridiculous way
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by kulahan 1y ago
People that say this are only looking to ensure the repression of those at the bottom of the totem pole remain oppressed! It's a direct path to fascism, and it is designed entirely to massively accumulate wealth at the top of the pyram
551.
by kulahan 1y ago
The Senate is not the group meant to represent the people , so why would you think OP is arguing this?
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by kulahan 1y ago
Extremely hard pass on a laptop. They already have the steam deck, and now they have this. Whether you want it portable or not, there are options. Laptops always end up being just... so disappointing.
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by kulahan 1y ago
ChatGPT (the app) specifically says they keep deleted conversations for up to 30 days. That's probably why.
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by kulahan 1y ago
Sold. I'm an Oreo slut.
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by kulahan 1y ago
They sell it at Burger King. I get one fairly regularly (with respect to how often I go at all), because it's only like $1 more.
556.
by kulahan 1y ago
Right, but that's not available on every pair of pants 100% of the time, so the price is the price, not the sale price.
557.
by kulahan 1y ago
Nope, I was pointing out that even the cheapo jeans are still pretty expensive. Also, stop being weird and antagonistic - they weren't "fake", it's called a "mistake" you brick.
558.
by kulahan 1y ago
It's a few hundred bucks. If you're in the category of buying luxury pants, this is not much money. I really do not care how affordable it is for people making minimum wage, and am obviously not talking about their perspective.
559.
by kulahan 1y ago
Every pair on that page is ~$70, but some are on sale. I overassumed a little on inflation for them, I guess.
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by kulahan 1y ago
Do you have any plans to provide this data to ornithological research groups? I know there's an annual event where people across the nation are encouraged to count the birds in their back yards and report it, so it seems like this kind
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by kulahan 1y ago
I think this does mean that plastic things could soon rot. It could be pretty interesting based on how it spreads. Call a remediation company because you noticed the plastic-mold growing in your house somewhere. "Dammit the TV's r
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by kulahan 1y ago
Surely you understand things like economies of scale, surplus inventories, etc.? Not to mention, "number of lights" or "ability to communicate through the air" has no real bearing on its value, clearly .
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by kulahan 1y ago
$500 for something you might wear for a decade straight? A brand-new pair of Levis at JC Penny is gonna run you like $90 anyways. It's not that much more expensive. But also, quality has diminishing returns in basically every categor
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by kulahan 1y ago
The US military being deployed is doing things like cleaning up trash, guarding federal buildings, and otherwise goofing off. There's zero indication they'd be easily swayed. Reserve Generals have directly stated they will defend
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by kulahan 1y ago
Did you respond to the wrong comment or is this flying way over my head? I'm not actually sure how you arrived at talking about children needing to learn another language from this article that doesn't discuss language?
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by kulahan 1y ago
From TFA, it says that it’s extremely easy to add new languages with just a few examples. I didn’t see specifics on how “few” it really is, though.
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by kulahan 1y ago
I do this constantly . I have always assumed I was the only one, because if I were even kinda like other people, it'd be one of the quickest ways to destroy your own website.
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by kulahan 1y ago
But he wasn’t a bad human being. He did things so great they completely outweigh anything you’ve ever done. At the very least, he’s a much better human than you. If we accepted peoples’ completely biased views of what makes a human “good”,
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by kulahan 1y ago
And we need to do this on an obituary?
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by kulahan 1y ago
I have no dog in this particular fight, but it's worth mentioning that you shouldn't endanger yourself to save someone else. It usually just creates two victims without professional support/equipment. Just seemed like a fun t

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