left-struck

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91.
by left-struck 3mo ago
Tbh I suspect this is a bit of astroturfing, but what I don’t understand is why?
92.
by left-struck 3mo ago
Complex conversation function? I don’t think it gets much simpler
93.
by left-struck 3mo ago
Would you mind sharing these links? Or a subset? I want to grow my collection which is tiny because I started way too late
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by left-struck 3mo ago
The 10 metre thing assumes you have a suction side which is 10 metres lower than the pump, or at least a suction that is long/low enough that it can’t meet the pump’s NPSHr (Net Positive Suction Head required). In a tree the inlet
95.
by left-struck 3mo ago
>One nights-and-weekends developer. What?
96.
by left-struck 3mo ago
I think you’re confusing something being permissible with something being fair
97.
by left-struck 3mo ago
It’s not a contract, a contract requires an exchange of value both ways.
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by left-struck 3mo ago
> fun fact: modern cars release so little carbon monoxide, you won't kill yourself by starting one in a garage Modern cars still release as much CO2 as older cars… which is still incompatible with human respiration.
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by left-struck 3mo ago
It’s because of the good enough precision at low cost that we use cams, it’s extremely difficult to get precise movement and the forces and speeds required when an engine is operating at >5000 rpm. It’s not impossible but the trade offs
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by left-struck 3mo ago
Why stop there? vary everything that can reasonably be varied slightly across each resume
101.
by left-struck 4mo ago
I think a better way to think about it is that humans in general just make so many mistakes and imperfect judgements. Smart people just do them slightly less. Smart people also typically have biases as well which affects their judgement, t
102.
by left-struck 4mo ago
I read this as the implication being that at least some people’s phones would still be on them, and it would suddenly be very obvious. Which incidentally, how do you enforce a rule like this without serious security like pat downs or metal
103.
by left-struck 4mo ago
Buy a used car from a few years ago… do some research and make sure it doesn’t have anti features. This is the only option until manufacturers stop this crap
104.
by left-struck 4mo ago
Can this be used for Solidworks models? PDM is so awful
105.
by left-struck 4mo ago
If I, as a person who is firmly opposed to racism, wishes to read the Turner Diaries, why shouldn’t I be allowed to? Do you really think some stupid book by some racist wackjob is going to sway my deepest values? Can you not imagine a legi
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by left-struck 4mo ago
Oh man, unfortunately all the things I need windows for doesn’t work well in a VM: Solidworks, needs special license to work in a VM that my company is not willing to pay for DAWs, need real time access to low level audio stuff Games, well,
107.
by left-struck 4mo ago
That’s crazy, surely it would have been cheaper to buy a new laptop at that point. I mean if you combine all the costs of those people trying to problem solve, plus the opportunity cost of you not being able to do your work…
108.
by left-struck 4mo ago
Is it fine though? We’re definitely seeing some huge negative impacts from AI use. Of course some positive ones as well, but the point is that they were right to be concerned.
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by left-struck 4mo ago
I have to wonder if their aggressive guardrails were because they had a specific reason to believe that this was coming.
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by left-struck 4mo ago
I think because it’s a negative feedback cycle. So once it starts it’s hard to go back, the deeper you are the harder. A trap is something that’s easy to get into and hard to get out of.
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by left-struck 5mo ago
Yeah, I think in this case, pointing out what’s obviously llm is genuinely useful since it will lead to more diversity in websites and a better tool. I mean I don’t usually care if a website is LLM generated as long as the copy is human wri
112.
by left-struck 5mo ago
Just don’t read anything on there, don’t need regex for that.
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by left-struck 5mo ago
If you shoot and pierce a vessel that is pressurised, especially if it’s near its pressure limit anyway, it will explode. Even if it’s just filled with an inert gas. Actually even just making a hole by any means will significantly increase
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by left-struck 5mo ago
Well it seems like it’s still an excellent idea to have laws like this in place but like you say also have some tickets that sell at an auctioned price
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by left-struck 5mo ago
>Gas stations with cameras. Everything has cameras these days. On my street almost every house has a cloud connected camera. Every major road has cameras, every store and business. Now I’m not suggesting we give up the fight for privacy
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by left-struck 5mo ago
My own experience has been that the average quality, and especially the like floor of the quality of food here in Japan is pretty high compared to Australia. What you get compared to what you pay for is especially high in Japan’s favour. Bu
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by left-struck 5mo ago
I see what you mean, the thing about food in Japan though is that the minimum quality is pretty high. So I can’t really recommend a specific grocery store, all of the major ones have decent quality ready to eat food that just needs to be mi
118.
by left-struck 5mo ago
I work in tourism in Japan and so many tourists ask me what are some good places to eat. It’s such an annoying question because the honest answer is I eat what the locals eat, which is to say the most authentic Japanese cuisine is what you
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by left-struck 5mo ago
Lets be real, Microsoft is incentivised to treat their users as products so they’ll constantly test the limits of the user’s patience. Okay, they found a limit, now they’ll back off a little and try a different direction for a while until t
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by left-struck 5mo ago
You can just turn it off at the socket or hold down the power button. It usually doesn’t break anything

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