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by pests 1y ago
I’ve read that self driving cars almost always try to slow down /brake opposed to swerving for the simple reason of removing energy from any potential collision. There was an article here serveral weeks ago about how in some self drivi
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by pests 1y ago
There are other tags you can omit the closing tag but yet the opening tag shouldn’t be self-closed. <ol> <li>one <li>two </ol> I think even the final closing ol can be omitted as there are rules
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by pests 1y ago
I don’t think it is. Many combinations available in the USA.
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by pests 1y ago
I thought Reddit was python and HN is custom written in arc?
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by pests 1y ago
You look at one price then look at a different one and then you make your comparison
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by pests 1y ago
I had a friend of a friend who made millions off FBA/dropshipping in the early days. He has the exact set of about 4 cars at multiple of his properties, all wrapped in a location specific color. Miami they were gold, LA they were purpl
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by pests 1y ago
Oops yes thank you, was late when I replied.
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by pests 1y ago
> I suppose chefs don't eat most of what they make. Most wood workers don't have a house full of only furniture they've made. I have to disageee with you here. Chefs are definitely tasting their food throughout, even if no
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by pests 1y ago
> OpenAI recently redirected sora.com, which used to be its own domain, to sora.chatgpt.com. Probably to share cookies.
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by pests 1y ago
One distinction is the original transformer was an encoder/decoder while (most?) LLMs today are encoder only. The translation transformer also was able to peek ahead in the context window while (most?) LLM's now only consider prev
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by pests 1y ago
There is only like two situations it’s required in base JavaScript.
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by pests 1y ago
> Geocities had an interactive 2D map, allowing users to navigate through these virtual spaces. (1994) I got online around ~10 years old in ~1998 and got into web dev soon after. I remember using Geocities and Angelfire and FortuneWeb an
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by pests 1y ago
Does it taste at all like skunked beer?
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by pests 1y ago
Didn't Homejoy fall victim to this? People would just contract directly with any cleaners cutting them out completely.
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by pests 1y ago
They’ve found debris though, so we know it’s fate.
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by pests 1y ago
Thankfully that’s not what the article is about, three paragraphs later it is noticed this has no savings after compression.
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by pests 1y ago
Interesting you mention the MIT Lincoln Laboratory, just read the new ATC article on computer.rip on the homepage which also mentions it. Coincidence? Just curious, first time hearing of it ever and now twice in two days.
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by pests 1y ago
> as part of the radar effort Something I've been curious about and thought I'd ask the room here since it was mentioned. It seems to me that "the radar effort" was very significant, almost Manhattan Project levels it
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by pests 1y ago
Announced 2015 and before that we were experimenting in asm.js
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by pests 1y ago
Ah yes correct on getElementById, especially as every id must be unique.
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by pests 1y ago
You can do that already now.
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by pests 1y ago
> Cloudflare is a public CA. Uhh no it’s not?
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by pests 1y ago
Funny story, I have a comment chain here from a few years ago with someone who didn’t realize it wasn’t actually a framework. Total woosh . Lumped it in with the other frameworks and dismissed them all in the same sentence.
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by pests 1y ago
You don’t have to call getElementById or querySelector on document. You can narrow the search by starting at a specific node, just most people default into document as it’s already a global.
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by pests 1y ago
The web browser is not some magic tool that is always guaranteed to work. Group policy alone can wreck total havoc on web apps on all the major browsers.
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by pests 1y ago
I believe they had an analytics offering before they purchased Urchin. Same for DoubleClick.
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by pests 1y ago
Same way Netflix does I’m sure.
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by pests 1y ago
Just saw a news headline the other day about a baby bleeding out to (near?) death after the procedure.
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by pests 1y ago
Everyone lives under a rock, just different rocks. I'm sure there is plenty you don't know too.
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by pests 1y ago
> The US mainland remained untouched throughout both world wars. Minus some balloons from the Japanese I believe?

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