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811.
by nomel 8mo ago
I don't really remember Claude 3.5 doing this, but it seems increasingly worse, with 4.6 being so bad I don't like using it for brainstorming. My shitty idea isn't "genuinely elegant".
812.
by nomel 8mo ago
I would assume because restarting would be saying "it's ok if the control system in our emergency transmitter sometimes fails, so let's just pretend it didn't happen and ignore it! yolo!". I think a reasonable appro
813.
by nomel 8mo ago
Not just complexity, but also anything requiring any actual ingenuity. It's impressive how "junior" it can be, with its (current) statistical shackles. Worse, if you flat tell it what to do, if your approach is too far into t
814.
by nomel 8mo ago
> not prevent someone from coming on the show completely. No, they weren't prevented from coming on, as the article poorly points out. It appears that CBS sees equal airtime as a very serious threat to their programming. This makes
815.
by nomel 8mo ago
90% of the media in the US is owned by 6 companies [1]. We, the people of the western civilization, are not those 6 companies. Most of us don't trust the media [2]. With that freedom of speech, these "news" agencies can be
816.
by nomel 8mo ago
> I think it's misleading to present it as a legitimate action Legitimate or not, the policy is what's there now, until challenged. You agree with that: > might attempt to enforce it and courts might uphold that enforcement
817.
by nomel 8mo ago
Reference? This says it now does (and parent is right): https://www.mediainstitute.org/2026/01/22/fcc-late-night-sho... To me, this seems reasonable, since I could imagine all the networks skirting the i
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by nomel 8mo ago
economist.com is a website. It's not, and doesn't represent, the whole of western civilization.
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by nomel 8mo ago
> I also don’t eat meat This is probably an important difference from the average participant of those studies.
820.
by nomel 9mo ago
> Or am I mistaken that a WASM engine is much easier to build than a performant JS engine? Absolutely. It's very limited, and designed for purpose, rather than somewhat by mistake (like JS): https://github.com/sunfis
821.
by nomel 9mo ago
> solid sheet for the wheel, but obviously that's not idea for brake cooling So, temperature driven radial louvers!? :D
822.
by nomel 9mo ago
It literally is. I do not give a fuck if someone reads or fakes the wind speed from the sensor on my roof.
823.
by nomel 9mo ago
How so? Longest shutter on the page is 0.5 seconds. If every single picture was at 0.5 seconds, that's only 2.5 hours of exposure.
824.
by nomel 9mo ago
So what. That's a little over an hour [1], and you're done! Some smallish JPG is all that's presented here anyways, so using a reasonable MP capture to JPG should easily fit on its SD card. Also, there's around 4600 that
825.
by nomel 9mo ago
> are smaller wheels Looks like rolling resistance decreases with diameter [1]. So, is it from the increased drag from higher stance? Would lowering the car the same work better? [1] https://www.tirereview.com/science-beh
826.
by nomel 9mo ago
Why simulate? Most modern cameras can be controlled through USB. Just actually take each one (except for ISO, which you can easily fake), encode the frames in a reasonable bitrate MP4, then have a lookup for the frame in the video. :D
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by nomel 9mo ago
> from optimizing for range/efficiency? I meant for normal highway driving, not drag racing. Optimal highway driving is still lowest resistance and losses. Cold weather driving is what mostly results in a battery capable of the high
828.
by nomel 9mo ago
I learned very early in my career that being in hardware/software/tech does NOT mean you will be around people that LIKE hardware/software/tech. Then I eventually joined a FAANG, assuming I finally found the nerds! Oof
829.
by nomel 9mo ago
How much of that performance comes for free, from optimizing for range/efficiency? What's the obvious "that could be less" in the system that wouldn't negatively impact efficiency?
830.
by nomel 9mo ago
Sometimes that doesn't matter either. That is the valid use case of a plain-text protocol like telnet: doesn't matter.
831.
by nomel 9mo ago
Or, flip the responsibility to what it has always been understood to be, when using open source software from random volunteers (some being bad actors) on the internet for anything remotely critical: audit the source.
832.
by nomel 9mo ago
Steam version: This product is not compatible with macOS 10.15 Catalina or above.
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by nomel 9mo ago
> Also, are you sure that the Steam version of Half-Life is Windows only? You're right! It looks like Linux has a native build too. Apparently the Windows version, through Proton, runs better though (not that it matters).
834.
by nomel 9mo ago
Same here, and I also really enjoy the high level design /structure part of it. THAT part doesn't mesh too well with AI, since it's still really bad at autonomous wholistic level planning. I'm still learning how to pr
835.
by nomel 9mo ago
Or, can still be purchased on Steam for $0.99, during sales. Windows only though.
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by nomel 9mo ago
It's a constitutional right to record them doing their duties, in public. That's clear. Here's a question: Is making a reporting system around that, for the purpose of/approaches/is realtime tracking, also protect
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by nomel 9mo ago
There's all sorts of conversations like this that are genuinely exciting and fairly profound when you first consider them. Maybe you're older and have had enough conversations about the concept of a singularity that the topic is a
838.
by nomel 9mo ago
I help my kids, but I don't expect them to help me. I want them to save their money to help their kids, otherwise I'm just taking from my grandkids. Same when I help my siblings. If they pay me back, now I'm taking away from
839.
by nomel 9mo ago
I think I'm most impressed with the actual display of the graph! I'm curious how it would do if a full graph was loaded and displayed, rather than iterated. Would it be as nice, or is it the iteration that makes it so well organiz
840.
by nomel 9mo ago
> The top post is about property damage not flying over. No, it was specifically about property damage from a failure during flight, while attempting to traverse a property, with that temporary traversal being legal. > Please share a

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