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by modeless 9mo ago
Like a regular RTS except instead of pointing with the mouse you have to plead with and threaten your troops to get them into battle?
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by modeless 9mo ago
What constitutes a "humanoid" robot is a matter of some debate: https://james.darpinian.com/blog/the-humanoid-alignment-char...
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by modeless 9mo ago
The only relevant technical discussion in the whole thread got downvoted to the bottom, and the top comment is poorly reasoned and arguably factually incorrect but on the "correct" political side. This is typical on politically ch
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by modeless 9mo ago
Of course there's no reason to use a mesh when infrastructure is available. That's not why a mesh would be useful. But it doesn't even need to be a mesh to be a useful feature. Walkie talkies aren't a mesh and they remai
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by modeless 9mo ago
Seems like that was the intent: "We have eliminated every single hand-engineered feature and most heuristics from the system"
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by modeless 9mo ago
> it doesn't show me the accounts I follow but other peoples I don't understand this complaint. The "Following" tab is prominent at the top and gives you exactly what you are asking for. It even remembers which tab wa
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by modeless 9mo ago
Wow, you're right, data is technically allowed on FRS frequencies. I didn't realize that. It's not unrestricted though. There are a lot of regulations that constrain how FRS radios can work, much more than for 2.4 Ghz.
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by modeless 9mo ago
Walkie talkies as licensed today wouldn't because they are required by law to use exclusively stone-age radio technology. But modern unlicensed radio technology is incredibly good at sharing scarce 2.4 Ghz spectrum. Sometimes devices d
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by modeless 9mo ago
It's simpler than that. The only thing that would need to change is spectrum allocation. We need unlicensed spectrum with higher power limits in longer range radio bands. It's a miracle what radio engineers have done with a tiny s
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by modeless 9mo ago
It's criminal that cell phones are bristling with incredibly advanced radio technology and yet they are by law not allowed to communicate directly with each other over a distance of more than a couple hundred meters without assistance
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by modeless 9mo ago
> I can't believe that no web browser has implemented turning JavaScript off after perhaps 10 seconds for example Chrome added a feature called "Memory Saver" that suspends tabs in the background. I believe other browsers
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by modeless 9mo ago
It's insane to me that being able to run CI steps locally is not the first priority of every CI system. It ought to be a basic requirement.
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by modeless 9mo ago
Interesting study. Only four people though, and the lamps were "carefully calibrated" so exposure was within a safety threshold. I've seen some lamps have safety interlocks that attempt to turn off the light if people get too
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by modeless 9mo ago
The crazy thing is you can buy a 69 kWh battery from Tesla for $36,990, and it comes with a whole car too.
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by modeless 9mo ago
Did you press the buy button? The shipping fee is $2.99
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by modeless 9mo ago
Yeah, this is misleading. You can't send a lime for $0.25. It's $3.24 minimum.
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by modeless 9mo ago
> While the original motivation for causal masking was not to provide positional information, but instead to have efficient parallelizable training, it turns out that a consistent <bos> token + causal masking is enough to perfectly
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by modeless 9mo ago
Yeah it was hard to believe when I first learned about it, but it's true. I think I first found out when I forgot to put in a getElementById call and my code still worked.
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by modeless 9mo ago
Inline JS or CSS is fine if typed directly by humans. It's only a problem when generated. Generated resources should always be in separate files. I like the flexibility of being able to make one file HTML apps with inline resources whe
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by modeless 9mo ago
HTML becomes pretty delightful for prototyping when you embrace this. You can open up an empy file and start typing tags with zero boilerplate. Drop in a script tag and forget about getElementById(); every id attribute already defines a Jav
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by modeless 9mo ago
I've been waiting for microLED for years but it doesn't seem to be getting any closer.
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by modeless 9mo ago
> My goal here is to see how far I can get using Linux as my main OS without spending a ton of time futzing with it > First challenge: My mouse buttons don’t work. [...] Not a major issue; I can get around fine with just the keyboard.
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by modeless 9mo ago
I can't bring myself to get an OLED when I know it will get the taskbar and window decorations burned into it after a few years. One day if they invent one with truly zero burn-in I'll consider it.
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by modeless 9mo ago
Hmm, can you create memos not attached to emails, as standalone tasks that you can edit at any time? Can you connect it to your Gmail address and how is the experience when doing that? Not interested in migrating to a new address.
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by modeless 9mo ago
I bet SerpApi is getting more business than ever due to the Streisand effect. I hadn't heard about them, but if I want an API for Google results I'm definitely going to choose the one that was so hard for Google to block that they
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by modeless 9mo ago
With inbox you could have multiple bundles, instead of one "starred" section, and each bundle could have a policy so that after you finished triaging it would automatically be hidden for a day or a week, so that it wouldn't c
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by modeless 9mo ago
The snooze feature itself was similar. What made it better was the ability to add tasks directly to the inbox and manage them with the same tools as emails, including snoozing. Kind of like sending an email to yourself but with fewer steps
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by modeless 9mo ago
I really miss Google Inbox, for the tasks feature (that was never brought over to GMail as promised when it was discontinued). It had a great implementation of a postponing feature. I liked having tasks as inbox items just like emails, as e
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by modeless 9mo ago
Retirement wasn't as interesting as a role at the company you founded where everyone looks up to you, doing whatever you feel like with no expectations or defined responsibilities? Shocker Seriously, I'm glad he came back and foun
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by modeless 10mo ago
Is the equivalent problem in 3D harder or easier? Seems like it would be harder but you never know with these things.

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