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Used EV Prices Are Now Going Up in America(cnbc.com)
15 points by m463 2mo ago|1 comments
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by m463 2mo ago
I don't know if I buy the "Pre AI (hours)" and "Post AI (hours)"
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by m463 2mo ago
> older guys seemed to love I actually don't love regular expressions. But honestly I think it is implementations that make me dislike using them. They are unclear in most programming languages. Using regular expressions in just a
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by m463 2mo ago
It wasn't accuracy, it was recognizing the type of plate. It was a weird plate. 34 <small 10> DTM manufacturer here's the article with pictures: https://www.thedrive.com/news/how-flock-camera
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by m463 2mo ago
maybe only "the sign" remains... ACHTUNG! ALLES TURISTEN UND NONTEKNISCHEN LOOKENSPEEPERS! DAS KOMPUTERMASCHINE IST NICHT FÜR DER GEFINGERPOKEN UND MITTENGRABEN! ODERWISE IST EASY TO SCHNAPPEN DER SPRINGENWERK, BLOWENFU
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by m463 2mo ago
Lots of things like this have happened. Silicon Valley stopped making computers, or any kind of manufacturing. Who knows, maybe some black projects exist. But I was told that some underground utilities in the area were non-standard, not ju
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by m463 2mo ago
NATS control-plane events: stream leader election / R3 quorum re-form during pod churn. He pasted that curious LLM response and never explained it. would you call that proxy-bait?
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by m463 2mo ago
When I was growing up, there was a town nearby with a paper mill. If we would drive near that town... Wow! that place stunk.
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by m463 2mo ago
mom should look up little bobby tables
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by m463 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure there is some movie math that you haven't considered. Just like Han Solo made the Kessel run in 12 parsecs. Lucas acknowledged the misnomer in 1977, saying that Han modified "the navigational system to get thr
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by m463 2mo ago
valve started this [1] I remember half life 2 sucked -- you bought a physical game disk in the store... and you had to create a steam account to play it. I thought they were jerks at the time because before that a physical disk was what yo
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by m463 3mo ago
> I quit energy drinks cold turkey https://wondermark.com/c/389/
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by m463 3mo ago
I remember all the confusion when I was first learning secure connection stuff, like ssl Because when I saw "auth" ... was it authentication or authorization?
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by m463 3mo ago
You could take this as far as you want. Like you could put down the foundation of everything, then manually add the grass or the buildings or pour epoxy water. or you could print the roadbeds and the buildings and just paint everything your
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by m463 3mo ago
I think there are probably lots of reasons. gratuitous use and uncanny valley are two I hate and are sometimes related.
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by m463 3mo ago
Tyrell: The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long, and you have burned so very very brightly, Roy - Bladerunner (1982) also, I enjoyed the last lines of the article: Also, to preempt the orange site, I'
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The Major Labels Propose Rules to Keep AI Slop Off the Charts(ifpi.org)
5 points by m463 3mo ago|0 comments
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by m463 3mo ago
I think smaller "unimportant-ish" communities become larger and attract attention from a wider variety of people. If 1:10,000 people is an axe murderer, when your community reaches 20,000 people... You have to create an axe-murde
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by m463 3mo ago
I'd like to see skyscraper elevators simulated, not just a few floors. They have to be built a certain way, and need super fancy dispatch algorithms.
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by m463 3mo ago
When I read the title I thought of another IDEA that I've had bumping around in my head that would be pretty cool. Put down two model railroad straightaways next to each other, with two locomotives, use them as a base to attach a 3d-pr
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by m463 3mo ago
I've played with panorama mode and tried both of these (1 - panorama of moving train passing platform, 2 - panorama out window of a moving train) ...and both got the same weird artifacts, as it piled "similar" slices together
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by m463 3mo ago
not a very helpful title? maybe: "qm - a multiplayer agent harness for work"
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by m463 3mo ago
hmm... this is all my remembering old stuff. I thought there was better math when you go faster on the long parts vs trying to go faster on the short difficult parts? better instead to use the short stuff to set up for better speeds on lon
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by m463 3mo ago
I'd like corporations (bodies) to be prosecuted like human bodies, where bad behavior was noted, you got a record, and punishment increased through fines, restrictions all the way to forms of incarceration, and even the death penalty.
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by m463 3mo ago
aren't the court systems pretty self-funding?
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by m463 3mo ago
can confirm. anger causes loud fast communication that can be heard over background noise. I've heard anger using light-based signalling like sign language might be more efficient.
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by m463 3mo ago
> the Guardrail Guy, has found himself increasingly documenting in recent months. Following the death of his 17-year-old daughter after the vehicle in which she was traveling crashed into a roadside structure on Interstate 75 a decade ag
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by m463 3mo ago
I remember learning to race on the track. In the sharp turns, you feel like that's where you should try really hard to go fast. Because you're going so slow! But really, it makes more sense to slow down MORE, be smooth and contro
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by m463 3mo ago
> Many say they want small phones and manual transmissions but then don't show up. But the ones that do are pretty fervent admirers. there are a lot of iphone minis and manual transmission miatas still out there. and don't say
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by m463 3mo ago
I think a lot of people agree with you. Only reason I still have lightning cables.

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