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   by reustle 4y ago

   Isn’t this 3.5?
2. 212.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   From what I understand, they refer to it as GPT 3.5. So, that plus the prompt prefixing as you mentioned.
3. 213.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   I don't disagree that this is sensitive, but isn't it wild to think that only 15 years ago, Yellow Pages was sending directories of name, address, and phone number of everyone in your area.
4. 214.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   JS isn’t listening for updates, but simply pulling in a static html file filled with comments. document.getElementById('commentlist').innerHTML = xhr.responseText
5. 215.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   Maybe Canadian investors are also going to need helmets for this upcoming ride.
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   by reustle 4y ago

   > In 2021, the company made $3.05 billion from ads in the US, and that figure is expected to grow to $4.24 billion in 2022, according to Insider Intelligence.
7. 217.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   Those streets also instigate walking anywhere on the street (no sidewalk), slowing down drivers even more. A beautiful cycle. I drive in Tokyo regularly and love this system.
8. 218.▲
   by reustle 4y ago

   Clickable https://frontend.horse
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   by reustle 4y ago

   For the others who were curious how difficult the process was, here's a $130 replacement and a full guide on how to do it. Not easy by any means, but not impossible. https://www.ifixit.com/products/macbook-pro-16-2
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    by reustle 4y ago

    I've lived in Japan for nearly a decade on and off now, and have never heard of parents comparing their children's TOEIC scores, nor talking about classic poetry. School level competition exists, but I don't think these are t
11. 221.▲
    by reustle 4y ago

    I mean, with the reputation that Google has in regards to customer support, you were definitely whacking the beehive by doing a chargeback to them. Wish it wasn’t this way, though.
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    by reustle 4y ago

    It sounds similar to movie streaming vs piracy.
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Brian Armstrong from Coinbase was on the latest All-In podcast and talked about this. It sounds like they're not at much risk as they are US based and are regulated to have much higher standards of keeping reserves https://t
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Maybe the article was written by the kangaroos in Austria
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    by reustle 4y ago

    They’ve been teasing an EV Cub for a few years now. Excited to try it out. I just saw shots from some friends in Japan here this weekend where they were putting an electric CR through its paces (their offroad only dirtbike line). I believe
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    by reustle 4y ago

    People would grind off the serial numbers and sell them on the secondary market, or for the metals. With motorcycles, for example, motors and frames have vin numbers stamped to help prevent this, but you’ll sometimes see cheap parts for sal
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    by reustle 4y ago

    I grew up in a pretty rural part of the US and while those use cases were absolutely common for a decent percentage of large truck owners, they only used them for those purposes about 5-10% of the time. The more reasonable folks had a small
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    by reustle 4y ago

    I think the already available NREAL Air is a nice glimpse at where the tech is today https://youtu.be/Oq-n9WJBI0Q
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    by reustle 4y ago

    I did something similar to this 9 years ago using BTSync, it's a great use case! https://reustle.org/btsync-pi
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Telegram Premium does not at all depend on your other social profiles, it’s $5/mo. Maybe they have a separate verification feature? (Edit: yep https://telegram.org/verify )
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Telegram recently launched a very similar feature to the verified checkmark https://telegram.org/blog/700-million-and-premium
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    by reustle 4y ago

    If you liked this post, you'll also like his post titled: My Product is my Garden https://herman.bearblog.dev/my-product-is-my-garden/ I've sent it to many friends over the years.
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Not sure about those, but Bering Sea crab fishing was cancelled this year due to lack of crabs. Doesn't seem good. https://www.npr.org/2022/10/22/1130725551/what-the-cancellat...
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Clickable https://handwritten.blog/
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    by reustle 4y ago

    When looking up weather, I get > Sorry, that city doesn't exist Seems you mean to say that you couldn't find that city. Also, why do the tile contents change when I change the theme? The google search bar changes to a time rule
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Already discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33341840
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    by reustle 4y ago

    > as google knew they were not going to be allowed to get an html version working Xbox cloud streaming seems to work just fine?
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    by reustle 4y ago

    They are really asking to have the App Store regulated, aren’t they. It’s not like Facebook is a competitor of theirs, and they’re already making plenty of cash and market share. Why stir the pot and give regulators even more ammunition?
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    by reustle 4y ago

    Give these guys 3 more years and they’ll release a DIY Blackberry. This is already very close, just a bit too big.
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    by reustle 4y ago

    $240 if you include the cellular option in the bundle, but still very cheap.