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   by nunez 3mo ago

   This is all extremely interesting. Lanes have been switching to Brunswick all-in-one string pinsetter/scoring systems due to, in large part, operational cost and lack of options. (Many bowling alleys still rock A-2s or GSX pinsetters
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   This is the paranoia talking, but given that Claude is going to be doing its own thing, I would put this box in its own VLAN or behind deny-all firewall rules to protect against network escapes.
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   If you needed a cheap, light laptop at the time, this was your only option. The MacBook Air came out two years later.
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   Not directly related to the article, but I've got to give it up to Tesla for continuing to eek out every last ounce of performance from the Atoms they used for 2018-2021 Model 3 car computers. They still push updates to the UI for thes
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   Consumer electronics, yes. For defense, though, American companies very much still make electronics.
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   Wow, this one really highlights the collapse. Basically no new questions have been asked this year while unanswered questions climbed unabated.
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   ML was always marketed separately as AI/ML, with AI being things like CNNs/RNNs/BERTs and such. Always felt like a distinction without a difference.
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   With all due respect, this is a bit disingenuous coming from you. GitHub's exponential growth in number of commits and PRs answers your question. Before AI, if you wanted to contribute to OSS, you had to have _some_ idea of what the co
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   by nunez 3mo ago

   Some people never really liked writing code. They liked the result and the paycheck much more. Those folks are having the time of their lives now. Well, until the fall happens and software development is assmebly-lined.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Much better name for this well-designed product. I do wish they made it easier to pull in emails. For the one notebook I needed to make, I had to use gyb and mhonarc to retrieve the emails (from GMail), convert them to text and split them i
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Man, I flippin loved the OnePlus One. Such a bold device. I still miss that sandstone back all these years later. It made the phone a breeze to hold.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    SA is sales. DevRel is usually technical marketing.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    I don't think Zitron's argument is that AI is useless so much as that AI in it's current form is unsustainable and maligned with what's good for society long-term (which I agree with).
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    I've spun up Azure accounts with a cc several times fwiw
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Zoom ran on OCI some time ago; not sure if they still do. (They got a shitload of free credits iirc) Many companies use OCI for their Oracle DBs, as I believe they get some sort of discount when run this way.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Bogleheads would say to stick to a three headed portfolio, maybe a bit more biased towards bonds. So that's what I'm doing.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    I mean that's basically 1984 except we now have the technology for telescreens and minitruth at scale
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    I love churning out crazy Bash scripts, though. The first scripts I wrote sucked, as it always goes with a new language, but Bash is an awesome swiss army knife now that I know how to really push it. It sucks that doing this by hand now is
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Honestly, if Flock forces people to enforce speed limits and follow the rules of the road, its expansion can't come fast enough. I realize how contrarian of a view this is to the mainstream, but car accidents are a leading cause of dea
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Literally had this happen to me not three days ago. You get hung up on if you try to use the Operator trick.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    > https://news.uga.edu/classic-georgia-accent-fading-fast/ Fascinating! Thanks!
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    I asked for this a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48296731 I'm glad the idea is picking up steam. IMO, the post title should get "[AI Generated]" at the end if enough people flag the content
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    The end credits to PHM had A LOT of people credited for graphics!
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Buying direct and not using the app is an option!
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Accents have gone away?
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Maybe the increasingly common trend of companies making it impossible to contact human beings when help is needed has something to do with that.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    AI shouldn't write tests. At least not all of them. Definitely not e2e's. The tests should be guardrails to constrain agents. This way, the author of code matters less.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    My grandmother survived in the US for almost 40 years without learning English at all. This is very, very common. It's all about where you live.
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    My grandmother had this experience when she was still alive. While waiting for us to shop for stuff at the mall, she struck up a conversation with an older Italian lady. She only knew Italian; my grandmother only knew Spanish. They made it
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    by nunez 3mo ago

    Yes! Hey Grok was shipped to all Ryzen-based Teslas a year ago, I think. I don't use it but those that have found it useful.