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by red369 1y ago
I think this is terrible, but I suppose I think it is less bad if ChatGPT didn’t get the phone number from the bank’s files/data. If ChatGPT just provided it from public info/the training set, am I wrong to think that isn’t as bad
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by red369 1y ago
I had the same experience, except it wasn't my first year playing. It was my entire childhood and for years afterwards whenever I'd casually play someone (I still only play casually, just less casually now). Only recently did I de
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by red369 1y ago
I like Mikrotik routers, and their other products look good too. They are often discussed on HN if you want to search for a range of opinions. I do find that their software can be confusing, but that may also be to do with the number of opt
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by red369 1y ago
The worse case with the sedan, of going teeth first through the windshield and into the back seat, sounds a lot better than the SUV alternative for pedestrians! I know you're not making a comment either way regarding pedestrian safety
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by red369 1y ago
Just a rather long thought regarding the switching cost from Apple to Android - I rebooted my iPhone yesterday (not unusual for me) and my Safari was empty - no open tabs, no tab groups, no reading list, no history, nothing! I don't us
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by red369 1y ago
Perhaps the math would make more sense if you swap the bike once the battery is depleted? I'm still not sure that the tiny battery would give enough of an advantage to be worth the risk - I don't know take enough interest in road
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by red369 1y ago
I have no idea when the import feature was added. It feels ironic that it's only now there is finally an export option that I am interested in the import button for the first time. But perhaps like the examples in the Alanis Morissette
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by red369 1y ago
I have only just found out about this feature introduced in iOS 18.2. It also allows exporting of bookmarks, history and the reading list. It might just be me, but I don't think Apple did much to bring attention to this. With being abl
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Export passwords to another password manager on iPhone(support.apple.com)
3 points by red369 1y ago|2 comments
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by red369 1y ago
On my personal laptop, I run Windows 11 in a virtual machine. Sometimes I intentionally choose "Shut down" instead of "Update and shut down" because I just want to turn it off ASAP and pack up, and it cracks me up when i
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Impacts of adding PV solar system to internal combustion engine vehicles(jstor.org)
116 points by red369 1y ago|254 comments
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by red369 1y ago
Generally, I think you're right. But there is quite a range even for coupes. I'm sure Porsche can afford to use higher strength steels, but the pillars on a 911 are surprisingly thin: https://h7.alamy.com/comp&#x2F
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by red369 1y ago
Thanks - I finally saw it just as you replied. I agree that it looks like that mine layout is the only possible one which satisfies the vertical 1,2,1 boxes. I need to play more :)
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by red369 1y ago
Do you mean the first screenshot of Windows Minesweeper (the left half of ems02.png)? Could you explain how? I haven't played a huge amount of Minesweeper, but I can't see how that can be solved without risk/luck.
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by red369 1y ago
This may work for you for restoring using Linux, but you'll want good backups: https://github.com/libimobiledevice/idevicerestore
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by red369 1y ago
I interpreted this as: "Wouldn't people who were downloading multi gig files [become] suspicious [of the claimed speed because it would be obvious to them that it is not correct]?"
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by red369 1y ago
I should add that even now, I probably wouldn't recommend just going out and buying just any laptop over the Framework. They're still the company moving the most in the direction I like. For people who just don't want to thin
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by red369 1y ago
Just my own anecdote about the Framework 13: I also felt I paid a MacBook price, but was much happier paying for future repairability/upgradability. I am so sick of buying things that feel disposable that I would a pay a premium not to
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Magnetic Dip and Zone Balancing(davidburchnavigation.blogspot.com)
2 points by red369 1y ago|0 comments
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by red369 1y ago
I'm a big fan of using the mouse less. When I was having issues, I learned to use the mouse with my left hand. I got used to it enough to be nearly as fast, but I never liked it so it encouraged me to just use keyboard shortcuts. I th
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by red369 1y ago
Is it because people viewed it as Google scraping the site to make an index so that people could find the site, while the AI scraping is intended so people won’t need to visit the site at all?
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Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by red369 1y ago|0 comments
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by red369 1y ago
From reading the accepted StackExchange answer, I think the answer to your last questions is that this model might still be too simplified. In your simplified model of the Earth, you would also need to make the ocean deep enough that the wa
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Elephant's Toothpaste(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by red369 1y ago|0 comments
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The Jewish Lineage of "Where the Wild Things Are" (2009)(web.archive.org)
1 points by red369 1y ago|0 comments
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Fox Tossing(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by red369 1y ago|1 comments
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ZB-1 Radio Homing Adapter and Security Cover(timeandnavigation.si.edu)
4 points by red369 1y ago|0 comments
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by red369 1y ago
I just tried again, and ChatGPT did much better. A notification said it was using GPT-4o mini, and it reached move 10 for White (me) before it lost the plot: https://chatgpt.com/share/680f57b6-8554-800b-a042-f640224b91.
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by red369 1y ago
I have tried playing chess with ChatGPT a couple of times recently, and I found it was making illegal moves after about 4 or 5 moves. The first few could be resolved by asking it to check its moves. After a few more, I was having to explain
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Windscribe Greek Court Case(windscribe.com)
4 points by red369 1y ago|1 comments

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