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by mdeeks 2y ago
If you aren't familiar with how EBS works and how volumes are warmed, then yes, this is an interesting blog post. Not everyone is an expert. They become experts by reading things like this and learning. If you didn't know about th
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Because it is a legitimately useful feature? I've already used it multiple times just today. It isn't much different than the Github Copilot CLI feature `gh copilot suggest "how do I do X?"`. It actually has a better use
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I agree about the trend to stuff AI in everything. This one feels legitimately useful though? One hot key away from asking how to write a command in plain english is kinda nice. Honestly iTerm has always been loaded with features that of du
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by mdeeks 2y ago
> And not for nothing it’s a weird coupling. I can’t think of a single reason I’d integrate with an ai agent in this way over a more unixy approach. The AI Agent part is a bit weird, but the "Engage AI" feature is pretty nice.
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by mdeeks 2y ago
If it does do that then yeah, there should be backlash. But I don't see that stated anywhere in the notes nor do I see a hint of that in the app. The only two AI interfaces I see are the "Engage Artificial Intelligence" menu
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by mdeeks 2y ago
She posted about it on Twitter: https://x.com/anniealtman108/status/1635704398939832321 There may be other posts, but this is the one that was most widely shared AFAIK
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I'm really confused what is going on here with people being so upset. It doesn't do anything unless you provide an OpenAI key. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you actually run the "Engage Artificial Intelligence" command
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I never understood why Hertz did this. I'm a huge fan of our own Teslas (yes, we bought a second one), but when we go on trips I never want to rent one. I had the option and considered it for a second, but I just want my vacation to be
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I am aghast at what I just saw. This isn't just "inspired by Linear". It quite literally is a carbon copy of it. I'm unsure how you are able to put this out into the world with a straight face. When adopting tools into a
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Worth mentioning: I don't believe they have confirmed it was FSD yet. It just says Autopilot which can be the basic one which just keeps you in a lane. In any case it's frightening that any version of it it wasn't capable of
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I just got a FSD trial of 12.3.4 on my Model Y. It's better than I expected, but still feels far from something that can fully autonomously drive. Freeway driving works really well and has for years. Street driving is hit and miss. So
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Which specific GPT-4 model is this? gpt-4-0613? gpt-4-0125-preview?
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I'm assuming it is because Bun uses Discord? There are Discord links on their site and on Github, though the links don't seem to work.
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I wonder how much these things weigh. Sadly the first thing that my mind wondered is if someone could attach it to the bottom of a drone. Like the ones the Ukranians are using to hit Russian oil refineries. A lot of those are being shot dow
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Civ 6 can be entirely played via mouse
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I don't think the point for him was to simply find a way to control his mouse. He said at the end of the clip he specifically wanted to help out with Neuralink. He also said the surgery was easy and he was released a day later. He appe
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by mdeeks 3y ago
FSD being good isn't really the same as the Robotaxi idea. Robotaxi was where you could rent out your car and it could completely autonomously drive other people for a fare. Your car would make money. I haven't seen 12.3 but other
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by mdeeks 3y ago
A single event isn't a "track record". Though I guess he's been touting the Robotaxi idea for a long time and it still isn't anywhere on the horizon.
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I love that one of the first things he said he did was binge on Civilization 6 until 6am. Welcome back, buddy! Strangely that simple example was the most powerful part for me. I've done that so many times and it was such a fun experien
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Likely this one: https://caddyserver.com/download
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Discouraging? Huge understatement. An auth plugin that refuses to fix multiple high severity vulnerabilities is wild. No one should use this plugin for anything. If I were the Caddy authors I would remove all references to this project and
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I have 388 items in my password manager. 138 of them use my email address which was found in this breach :( Not that you're wrong, but there is no reasonable way to rotate all of those. I guess I'll have to spend a few hours manua
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by mdeeks 3y ago
There is no such thing as "lift and shift". It is something Azure account reps like to say to make it sound like moving is easy. It sounds like you're picking up some boxes from one side of the room and moving them to the oth
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Looks interesting! We're in the middle of building something similar right now for ourselves. We may look at this as an alternative for ourselves. By the way, I saw this after a quick glance poking through the code. This isn't enc
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by mdeeks 3y ago
The Flexport CEO said it was an LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) carrier. https://x.com/typesfast/status/1724150162531201571?s=20 Keep an eye on whats going on at the Panama Canal. An LNG carrier just paid $4 milli
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Article I just read says they score EVs higher because of regenerative breaking. 87-91% go to the wheels. In any case, very efficient. https://www.motortrend.com/uploads/2022/08/Screen-Shot-2022-...
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I think they are referring to energy efficiency. If I remember correctly gas cars lose about 80% of their energy propelling you forward but EVs only lose about 10-20%. My numbers might not be exact but that’s the general range.
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by mdeeks 3y ago
They have an answer to your last question in the FAQ When did you notify Apple? We disclosed our results to Apple on September 12, 2022 (408 days before public release).
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by mdeeks 3y ago
Sounds roughly right. Though not all of us were full time on it at all times. We also paid that just once about two years ago. It has been part time feature and maintenance work since then. Now run that same estimate assuming we saved 600 e
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by mdeeks 3y ago
I wasn’t sure if that was a lot. It sounds like a lot. But the linked article says it is the equivalent of the pollution of 73 cars in a year per launch. That actually doesn’t sound too bad?

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