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931.
by pests 2y ago
I would if I could but time, age, and circumstances prevented it. I just think "not having internet" is very low on the list of concerns, and if it isn't, maybe those people need to re-evaluate their situation and priorities.
932.
by pests 2y ago
> None of those are actually things we need to worry about. Humans have already been doing all of that stuff at scale without LLMs. I don't think we are speaking about the same levels of scale. This reminds me of "its okay for
933.
by pests 2y ago
Yes? These people are supposed to go fight wars for us and defend our freedom... I would expect them to be making a lot of sacrifices, the lack of Internet being a relatively minor one.
934.
by pests 2y ago
A "tall tale" is one that is likely false.
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by pests 2y ago
My friend got a "Running an Amber" ticket when we were teens outside metro Detroit, MI. I had never heard it called that color before but that small memory is always on my mind when the light changes as I'm crossing.
936.
by pests 2y ago
There really isn't a way to get a hostname from javascript in a non-modified browser.
937.
by pests 2y ago
Sending your clipboard data to Google if you have predictive type on
938.
by pests 2y ago
At least in V8, wasm is handled by the same internals as javascript is. Its processed by the same optimization passes and turned into machine code by the same backend which generates the machine code for js. While I'm not sure how muc
939.
by pests 2y ago
Why is recent updates a sign of anything important? How many times do the books on your bookshelf receive updates?
940.
by pests 2y ago
There is research coming out that vertical solar panels are more efficient. I think part of it comes from lower temps allowing for more efficient operating. No tracking or pointing required. Less cleaning as its not a flat surface for dust
941.
by pests 2y ago
Did you know the homeless can also buy a ticket, even without a home?
942.
by pests 2y ago
I think it's still splitting hairs. Even though I sent my prints out to be printed by shapeways or whatever, I still tell people "I made" those parts.
943.
by pests 2y ago
In large parts of the country fire service is not provided by the city and you must contract and pay for your own.
944.
by pests 2y ago
Honestly, Web3 is partially it now. If you remove the hype and buzzwords, you are left with a bunch of individually addressable contracts that can all be composed and integrated together seamlessly under a single web frontend. I remember ye
945.
by pests 2y ago
I don't think that supports Linux tho
946.
by pests 2y ago
Having not read the article yet, this was one confusing comment until I realized by "logging" you meant actual trees and not log files.
947.
by pests 2y ago
This is kinda similar to what Caves of Cud did. Pretty much wrote the entire game from scratch and then used Unity as a dumb renderer/UI handler/multi platform support. When the licensing fiasco happened the creator spent a live s
948.
by pests 2y ago
It seems impolite to make up your opponent's argument and then make commentary about it. Maybe let them respond?
949.
by pests 2y ago
sacrifices must be made sometimes.
950.
by pests 2y ago
This is how it works around me in Detroit. I know the intervals for different routes and for 15min or less it's not a huge deal to wait. There is a major route that runs only once an hour so I will look up the exact schedule or the liv
951.
by pests 2y ago
Ah right thanks, must be getting old.
952.
by pests 2y ago
Trail cams have to be set by humans. Humans leave a scent. Maybe they evolved to blacklist any area that at any time smelled like a human.
953.
by pests 2y ago
Probably more we don't even know about. (offtopic: was looking at your profile, you joined HN the same week as me almost 12 years ago. how the time flies!)
954.
by pests 2y ago
> they have to be specialized in avoiding humans Exactly. What I find even more crazy is how other species of Homo were around until just 30,000 years ago and maybe as recently as 12,000. I find a lot of people have the perception that i
955.
by pests 2y ago
I joke, but its stuff like this that makes the existence of bigfoot / etc possible. Take this ocelot and give him better limbs, more intelligence, and a desire / need / instinct to avoid humans at all costs. I could see some
956.
by pests 2y ago
> How is the conversation state stored and re-applied each time It's not, they're almost all stateless. Your entire chat history is fed in for each prompt. Any conversational memory comes just from it being in the prompt. OpenA
957.
by pests 2y ago
On Verion I get a text if any device on my plan has its sim changed. They can easily block them if they wanted to.
958.
by pests 2y ago
I had the first device that Netflix supported, a Roku. Strange it's a household name now but back then it was completely unheard of. You couldn't browse the catalog on the device. You had to open the website on a computer and add
959.
by pests 2y ago
I don't think so? They use voxels under the hood but still render smooth graphics with techniques like marching cubes. I think you are underestimating voxels or don't understand how they are applied in modern game development. If
960.
by pests 2y ago
I agree with you but I do see his perspective. "Hashmaps make no guarantee about iteration order" does not imply the implementation is going to do _EXTRA WORK_ to make that true. It being ordered, or providing a guarantee of some

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