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by niwtsol 5mo ago
Could you elaborate on the reasoning they "strongly discourage math outside of school"? I'm genuinely curious how that would be a stance they take.
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
Don't you tell me the competition was in New Jersey...
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
Our high school computer science team did a StarCraft LAN party on a flight coming back from a coding competition. We felt like the coolest kids in the world when we did that.
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
You don't use AI at all? What is your main justification for not?
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
100% - I think that is also part of the divide you see online. Devs who work on massive codebases w/ 100s of engineers and see the bugs the LLMs create vs devs who work on smaller codebase w/ small <5 person team.
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
What an egregious mistake. "exhibits a pattern consistent with an individual operator using the repository as a working scratchpad or synchronization mechanism rather than a curated project repository" - isn't is git 101 to n
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
I think that is the glaring hole here - via an insane number of instruments from the various investments, they can reduce their tax liability (fed and state) to be very close to 0%. I believe a main idea of the wealth tax is to get around t
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
Has there been any attempt for some sort of legislation that would allow utility solar or electric lines to be included in that?
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
So claude.bedrock is where you run if you want complete data privacy, this - claude.aws - is just claude on/in AWS - is that the right core difference?
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by niwtsol 5mo ago
FYI - Coffee at center camp was canceled as of 2022
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by niwtsol 6mo ago
Patagonia is up there for me in current day. Let my people go surfing by the founder is a great read IMO
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by niwtsol 6mo ago
I didn't realize how big the submarine actually was - Ohio class - US' largest: 18,750 tonnes displaced submerged, 170m long, 13m beam - Typohoon-class - USSR's biggest: 48,000 tonnes displaced, 175m long, 23m beam - Oscar II
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by niwtsol 7mo ago
Title is a bit misleading, no? You have to have openclaw running on an open box. And the post even says "135k open instances" out of 500k running instances? so a bit clickbait-y
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by niwtsol 7mo ago
I believe it is by group - AWS started the weekly operations meeting, effectively every service's oncall from the last week had to attend. Then it grew massive, so they made it optional. Alexa had a similar meeting that tried to replic
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by niwtsol 8mo ago
Multiple comments that start w/ "what's interesting about" by this user and very similar formatting kind of answers that question on human vs bot. Weird internet we live in these days.
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by niwtsol 8mo ago
This is not exactly correct. If you have an M5 Pro chip instead of m5 Chip - I just built a 16inch, M5 Pro chip, it is $400 to go from 24 -> 48gb. An additional $200 ($600 over base) to go to 64gb. So the memory prices change based on ch
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by niwtsol 8mo ago
Roger that - thanks for the OC graphs. In the first chart, the sloping cluster of data points, is that just the max torque output of the engine then? And the vertical clusters at ~950, ~1050, and ~1110 - can we assume those are some sort of
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by niwtsol 8mo ago
Thanks for the informative post. In America, I frequently see/hear the diesel engines idling all night at rest/truck stops. Smart cruise control that coasts perfectly over the top of a hill sounds great, but if the driver leaves h
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by niwtsol 9mo ago
As you seem knowledgeable of this topic and it is super interesting, any books you would recommend that gives a good broad overview of all of this?
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by niwtsol 9mo ago
It is so wild to me the idea of large enterprises that rely on the big "old" databases (db2, IMS, vsam) - on one hand, I think "there must be a whole devops crew that supports these on-prem systems that are super old and uni
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by niwtsol 9mo ago
The article claims it helps stop condensation, but I have several memories of little ice crystals and/or condensation that originate right at the little hole…
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by niwtsol 10mo ago
I agree that Google's console is slightly better, but a few of my gripes with AWS specifically: 1. input fields that lack basic validation so you do some action and then get an error message that is cryptic when simple "if this va
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by niwtsol 10mo ago
The article lightly mentions it, but how AWS and Google Cloud Console are so absolute nonsensical in UX and ease of use is beyond comprehension.
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by niwtsol 10mo ago
This outage was affecting developer.apple.com and pushing iOS app versions to test flight/production. I thought I was going crazy, thanks for posting this.
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by niwtsol 11mo ago
This comment made me question the specifics of my mental model pushrod vs overhead cam engine. I found this site that has three nice gif’s which was exactly what my visual brain wanted to see for comparing the differences - https:/&#x
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by niwtsol 11mo ago
Well said and exactly my thoughts on it as well. Eric has done more than he really had to, and it is unclear to me what rebble really wants/is positioning for.
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by niwtsol 11mo ago
Thank you for posting this, it really gave me an answer to the "huh, how did all that drama from last week play out." IMO rebble jumped to some conclusions and felt robbed/cheated by what Eric was doing. With Eric going above
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by niwtsol 11mo ago
If I go to amazon autos, I see more than just Hyundai and Ford pre-owned certified cars for sale - I see toyota, chevrolet, kia, jeep, honda, etc. I guess this announcement is an official partnership with Ford corporate, but I assume smalle
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by niwtsol 11mo ago
Video of the launch if anyone was looking for it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iheyXgtG7EI&t=14220s
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by niwtsol 1y ago
Thanks for sharing your fun project. Do you mind eli5 the logic of the circuit for someone unfamiliar with circuits?

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