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randyrand
2mo ago
But why use white font? Just bury it deep but in black font like lawyers do.
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2mo ago
I’m confused. Why is this remapping option exposed to userspace?
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2mo ago
I disagree. If patents are to exist there is no reason software that should be an exception. Us programmers are essentially arranging blocks. And if you arrange them in a special way you can get your stylus to follow them in amazing ways.
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2mo ago
There are very strict rules for when the government allows you to sue it. If it's never been tried before it's usually because it's not allowed. That said, wrongful death / negligence is typically suable and many policie
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2mo ago
Okay, then turn this feature off. How often do you go on runs? At most 3x a day? Personally i’d rather err on the side of it locking.
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2mo ago
Non-specific terms are a pet peeve of mine in accusations. Is this new term broader than the old term of CP or is it the same? Why did we even switch?
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2mo ago
It's not car makers. It's car buyers. When a car buyer cannot afford self driving they'll just drive themselves. The bar should be safer than a human and as affordable as possible.
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2mo ago
If your goal is to make roads safer then making self driving more expensive and harder to afford will have the opposite effect. * with prerequisite that "safer than the avg human" is the minimum bar for any system.
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2mo ago
Right. But are $200K worth of extra sensors actually worth it or are 10+ cameras already safe enough? This article makes no attempt to answer the actual meat of the question. Ultimately, people will vote with their wallet. p.s. I wonder if
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2mo ago
I developed a complicated app in Flutter and it’s one of the best engineering decisions I made. Flutter is great.
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3mo ago
It's only a problem if you dont think about it.
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3mo ago
Circular is a dumb way to describe it IMO, because it's not like both parties end up in the same place. Nvidia is making trades for people to buy their GPUs. Sometimes companies are trading stock for GPUs, sometimes money, other times
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3mo ago
He didn't type the numbers. The destruction was performed by the border guards recklessly typing in commands to a phone without knowing what it would do.
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3mo ago
Would be ironic if this entire piece was written with AI.
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3mo ago
Partial summary: By giving away weights for free, China can drive the price of white collar labor towards zero which is what the USA economy is built on. China which is built on manufacturing will not be as affected.
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3mo ago
Elon owns 80% of voting shares, and 42% overall.
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3mo ago
The tools used by the blind changed a lot in the past 3 years. The era of needing specific ADA accommodations for the blind is probably already over, if challenged in court.
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3mo ago
Im curious what FLOPS and per CPU bandwidth this has. It might be okay at running compute intensive shaders!
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4mo ago
Presumably they could use a real-life human with good memory instead of computers. Would that solve anything?
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4mo ago
Imagine being this scared of nude people.
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4mo ago
There are an excess of teachers in the USA already. It’s a big reason they aren’t paid that well. No good reason to import them except to pay them even less .
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4mo ago
What is the process for becoming a maintainer? Without one they will slowly lose all maintainers by attrition.
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4mo ago
It signals ESP-IDF compatibility
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5mo ago
It’s clearly split old world vs new world. But new world is getting pretty old now too.
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5mo ago
Birthright citizenship is on the chopping block too. It’s only a matter of time.
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5mo ago
Same here! Switched over for the passkey support.
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5mo ago
How many tok/s does codex usually run at?
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5mo ago
If you cared so much about it, why did you sell it?
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5mo ago
Very well written article. For my biggest codebase I too read every diff. I know the project intimately. I care about it and I’ll pay the cost if it’s wrong. For smaller greenfield projects it’s up in the air. If it works it works.
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5mo ago
I feel like ChatGPT is general and intelligent. No?
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