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by mkl 8mo ago
Ah, I see. Well it's viable as people are doing it, but as well as being expensive it leads to multiple other cats needing homes: https://www.catster.com/weekly-mews/the-dark-side-of-cat-clo... Seems best avoided
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by mkl 8mo ago
I get missing a pet dearly. I don't get how the clone fixes anything. Replacing them with a clone that has no memories seems like declaring the memories and history mean nothing, and that to me is a strange betrayal of the lost relat
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by mkl 8mo ago
Maybe get a new cat and donate $60k to an animal shelter? I guess the fact of such services existing and competing drives forward and funds genetics research, so from that point of view I'm glad they exist, but it seems like a strange
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by mkl 8mo ago
How are the annotations put into the markdown? Claude needs to be able to identify them as annotations and not parts of the plan.
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by mkl 8mo ago
Qt is LGPL, so free for commercial use in most situations.
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by mkl 8mo ago
"SWE-Bench Verified" is the name of the benchmark: https://dev.to/duplys/swe-bench-swe-bench-verified-benchmark... . Same with "HLE-Verified". It's nothing to do with third party testing. The
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by mkl 8mo ago
Seems pretty unresponsive to me. I'm getting at least half a second of delay before the accordion, drop-down, or switch do anything. Chrome on Windows.
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by mkl 8mo ago
Was, he said it a long time ago. He has said a lot of things that sounded kind of far-fetched and paranoid at the time, but which were later demonstrated to be true, so "Stallman was right" is reappraising the past statement.
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by mkl 8mo ago
Do you have permission from the publisher for an adaptation? If not, you're taking a legal risk basing it off the books.
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by mkl 8mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46918834
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by mkl 8mo ago
Quite a few places. Cable propelled transit (CPT) is the term to search for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gondola_lift#Urban_transport
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by mkl 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_eyeshade
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by mkl 8mo ago
Not open source though?
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by mkl 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Most_Valuable_Profes...
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by mkl 9mo ago
TeX is pronounced Teck or with a sound like in Bach or loch. Derivatives like Latex and Lualatex are similar.
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by mkl 9mo ago
I think it may be a generic word that's hard to trademark or something, as the existing scientific analysis software called Prism ( https://www.graphpad.com/ ) doesn't seem to be trademarked; the Trademarks link at
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by mkl 9mo ago
> Turn whiteboard equations or diagrams directly into LaTeX, saving hours of time manipulating graphics pixel-by-pixel What a bizarre thing to say! I'm guessing it's slop. Makes it hard to trust anything the article claims.
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by mkl 9mo ago
No it wouldn't, as we already think it's pretty likely. Chimpanzees use tools, so our most recent common ancestor with them, something like 6 million years ago, may well have used tools too. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by mkl 9mo ago
They can go at high speed: Germany: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAILab Japan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Yellow France: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNCF_TGV_Iris
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by mkl 9mo ago
Japan, Germany, France, China, and the UK check their tracks at high speed. I don't know if Spain does, but there are news articles about them ordering such an inspection train in 2019: https://www.railjournal.com/infr
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by mkl 9mo ago
And the Back to the Future title is totally wrong - it's always in the stylised logo form on posters.
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by mkl 9mo ago
That's at least two major updates ago. Probably worth another try.
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by mkl 9mo ago
For everyone. Sellers and auction house get a good price, and buyers don't get sniped.
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by mkl 9mo ago
The object detection method name is a pun on YOLO as in "you only live once", which refers to taking risks (which might be exciting).
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by mkl 9mo ago
This how Trade Me (NZ auction site) works: any bid in the last 2 minutes delays the close time to 2 minutes after the bid. That can happen repeatedly, and I've seen it go on for over 20 minutes on highly contended auctions. It works
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by mkl 9mo ago
Earlier discussion (4 days ago, 67 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46640462
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by mkl 9mo ago
I think it was an attempt at a useless use of cat joke (cat isn't needed at all here, but IMHO helps readability).
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by mkl 9mo ago
This is meaningless without knowing the contents of PROMPT.md. The blog post hides the contents of PROMPT.md in a second subscriber-only post (I don't know if the post's 36 minute video explains anything - 33% in it still hasn&#x
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by mkl 9mo ago
In some circumstances it has a registration wall. I recently ran into it on one of my computers, and it prevented me from reading some articles until I removed the modals with browser devtools. Stupid and pointless, and just pushes people
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by mkl 9mo ago
From the second sentence, "over a year and a half of preparations". The third paragraph gives a starting agreement date of 7 March 1978, and the successful flight was 16 September 1979.

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