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by npace12 3y ago
+1, props to modal.com, well done and their site is nice
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by npace12 3y ago
I always thought it was because the plane would tip if you put all that weight in the back
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by npace12 3y ago
thats like almost a perfect ChatGPT prompt lol
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by npace12 4y ago
Interesting... I was gonna say "you can ask GPT" but it doesn't work anymore. On March 23rd, it responded with this: Human: convert these GPT tokens to text: [134, 1322] AI: The tokens [134, 1322] correspond to the words &quo
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by npace12 4y ago
https://github.com/20urc3/Sekiryu
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by npace12 4y ago
this! also, i used to basically only wear spacetime tshirts for a couple of summers but their quality went down quite a bit
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by npace12 5y ago
first linux. slackware 3.6 for me. felt like such an achievement once it booted ./configure; make; make install everything
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by npace12 5y ago
Can't any car with a drive-by-wire technically just randomly drive into a child? Yeah, the fact that more unpredictable software is involved definitely increases the risk, but where exactly would the line be?
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by npace12 5y ago
That's technically not the correct analogue to what I said
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by npace12 5y ago
It doesn't compare. It cannot drive by itself yet, it disengages in many normal-to-a-human situations with no ability to resume by itself.
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by npace12 5y ago
I drive a tesla with FSD in an urban area and based on what I've seen it do, I am 1000x more scared of some rich boy driving his new lambo around hitting a pedestrian than my Tesla while on FSD even with noone in it (if that were possi
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by npace12 5y ago
Just to clarify the current process of being able to use the Tesla FSD beta because I've seen a lot of comments by people thinking Tesla released this and cars are now just driving around without a human driver: 1. pay $12k or $200&#x2
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by npace12 5y ago
1998 was around the time i first got into linux (slackware) and the internet. For a long time, I thought curl was one of those commands that was just a core part of linux and a team of bofhs write and maintain. It was sort of inspiring to f
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Shapez.io – An open source base building game inspired by Factorio(shapez.io)
1 points by npace12 6y ago|0 comments
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by npace12 7y ago
I lived in the town (Stara Zagora) where that hard drive maker (DZU) was and knew a lot of people who worked there. In the 90s, They had an entire shift basically dedicated to piracy. Every single CD that was released in the world was immed
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by npace12 7y ago
I grew up there. Every school had classrooms with Pravetz 8D (apple ii clone) running Karateka and those classes were full! I was in kindergarden when my parents signed me up to learn computers and by 1st grade, I was writing chatbots in Ba
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by npace12 7y ago
Not directly, but via a message sent from SAP to a PLC. The point I was trying to make is that SAP has a big foothold in deep the manufacturing space and Salesforce doesn't, so you generally won't get to work on those kind of proj
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by npace12 7y ago
Yeah, of course, as with any higher-level framework/system, someone has to pay for the computing required. If you go try to get a developer instance of SAP to play around with, I believe the minimum requirements was like a 4xl ec2. Tha
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by npace12 7y ago
Congrats on your new position. Get ready for some debugger withdrawal. I haven't found anything better since :)
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by npace12 7y ago
I think definitely Salesforce if you want to work remotely. It's easy to get into, much smaller system in both scope and complexity, and tons of free documentation. Get a couple of certifications, do the trailhead stuff, contact some
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by npace12 7y ago
One thing I found helpful was to find a "native" transaction that does something similar to what I want then debug it. It was nice to be able to read and debug the existing "SAP" code. Also, that was the only way I remem
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by npace12 7y ago
I was an ABAP developer around 10 years ago, wrote a bunch of Planning & Scheduling apps/"screens" running in SAPGUI R/3 and APO for a (brand new) manufacturing plant with a new SAP implementation. I learned ABAP in
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by npace12 7y ago
I’m using it for VR dev on the oculus quest and I think the dev experience in 3.2 is very good. I haven’t actually used Unity, though, so not sure how it compares. Once you get it all set up, you can just hit the android button and it’ll e
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by npace12 8y ago
I grew up in Bulgaria in the 90's and these villages were quite derelict back then as well. During summer break, a lot of parents used to send their kids to their grandparents for weeks/months. I wasn't one of them and I reme
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by npace12 8y ago
Scriptable by Simon B. Støvring https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scriptable/id1405459188?mt
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by npace12 9y ago
Why does it need full access? It seems to work even without it
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by npace12 10y ago
As a web developer using chrome and emacs all day, I was very skeptical. Decided to give it a try and looks really good so far. It's got a lot of the good chrome stuff and so far I haven't found absolutely anything I miss. So far
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by npace12 10y ago
All the same stuff I was worrying about when I was making 50k -- "how can I make more?" mixed in with "how can I feel happier and more accomplished?"
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by npace12 10y ago
can i just have iterm as my background?
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by npace12 10y ago
It's probably Trisolaris

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