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by qq66 1y ago
On the other hand, this library probably wouldn’t exist without vibe coding, and you might never have known that the lid angle is readable.
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by qq66 1y ago
Lot of content here that will go down with the ship. Hope the Internet Archive will mirror it.
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by qq66 1y ago
Talent quality doesn’t really matter outside of the bottom 20% and the top 5%
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by qq66 1y ago
Coding is one of the most profitable applications of LLMs. I'd guess that coding is single digit percentages of total ChatGPT use but perhaps even the majority of usage in the $200/month plan.
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by qq66 1y ago
Air pushes on the wing. The control surfaces determine in which direction.
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by qq66 1y ago
https://hms.gysin-vanetti.com/
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by qq66 1y ago
Of the 110 billion people to have ever been born, maybe 2 billion have been born into more comfortable circumstances than the median child born in the United States today.
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by qq66 1y ago
How do I know that this is an AWS product? This should be on an Amazon domain or the blog should be on an Amazon domain that links to the site.
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by qq66 1y ago
By limiting the hours today, it helps make sure that the people who do see it are the ones most interested in seeing it. Those are the ones who will look up the schedule, schedule their trip around it, etc... while if it's just permane
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by qq66 1y ago
What did you use to build the globes?
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by qq66 1y ago
There isn't any CPU that is competitive with the Apple M series. Maybe regulators will force Apple to sell the M series chips to competitors, if not, it is what it is.
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by qq66 1y ago
Agree - ger living is not necessarily a failure of public policy, it could just be a cultural decision. Even Genghis Khan lived in a ger. Of course, for some people, it's likely to be a matter of necessity, for others, a matter of choi
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by qq66 1y ago
Yes, for the company’s definition of productivity.
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by qq66 1y ago
> One reason is that someone’s or a company’s income doesn’t always align perfectly with when they want to buy things. Financing should be used for things that provide value over the time horizon it takes to earn the money to fully pay f
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by qq66 1y ago
If anyone wants this product but lacks these skills, I’ve been happy with the Hörbert. Expensive but very high quality.
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by qq66 1y ago
Hörbert
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by qq66 1y ago
Sadly, a friend of mine died from this type of problem. He traveled from Ghana to Jordan and fell ill in Jordan, the Jordanian doctors didn't diagnose it as malaria in time to save him because Jordan doesn't have malaria. I'm
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by qq66 2y ago
That’s the object level story that is obvious. The declining capabilities of the US government are not as obvious
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by qq66 2y ago
The higher level story here is that the US government is simply unable to build software. You’ll notice that over the last 10 years there have been classified records scandals from politicians of both parties: it’s because the US government
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by qq66 2y ago
How was the first C compiler written in C?
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by qq66 2y ago
It makes logical sense. The closer a shop is to the train station, the more it pays in rent, requiring it to skimp on ingredient quality.
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by qq66 2y ago
Why do you have to evaluate the person without AI? Unless they won't be able to use AI on the job (for security reasons or whatever) it seems like it makes more sense to have them pull up their favorite AI and use it to solve a problem
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by qq66 2y ago
And to think, you could have done this in software if you had the right to push your own firmware to your Apple Watch.
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by qq66 2y ago
Makes sense. Google does not want to get into the business of deciding what's called what. They just want to take a government database and implement it so that people can complain to the government instead of to them.
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by qq66 2y ago
I'm not talking about 1) professional journalism or 2) sports. I'm talking about casual family day-to-day stuff.
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by qq66 2y ago
My advice? Never take a photo again. Only video. Video is so much more powerful for re-experiencing memories.
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by qq66 2y ago
For those who may not know, Patterson is the father of RISC CPU architecture and with John Hennessey (former Stanford president) the author of the standard intro computer architecture text.
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by qq66 2y ago
"The bodies belonged to a woman, aged between 35 and 50, who was clutching jewellery and coins" Funny to see that some things never change. You're about to get vaporized by a pyroclastic avalanche and your first thought is to
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by qq66 2y ago
I think that's relevant if you have a highly specialized skillset like embedded Linux. People don't make embedded Linux job postings to "test the waters" or "see if the perfect candidate applies." If the listin
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by qq66 2y ago
Carlsen is never again going to go 125 classical games without a defeat.

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