rockinghigh

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by rockinghigh 3y ago
> ChatGPT generates unhelpful, plausible-looking nonsense. I use ChatGPT daily to generate code in multiple languages. Not only does it generate complex code, but it can explain it and improve it when prompted to do so. It's mind bl
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
I have been using ChatGPT successfully for coding tasks for the last two months. It's often faster than a Google search because it delivers the code, can explain it, and can write a unit test.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
The new zoning would allow buildings up to 85 feet, or ~10 stories. > Areas within a short walk of a rapid bus or light rail line — including stretches of Ocean Avenue, Geary Boulevard and Taraval, Judah and Lombard streets — could see d
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
You can include the tax in the final price and show the breakdown. That's how it works in the rest of the world.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Most restaurants and companies know which sales tax rate applies to you. They could include it in their prices.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Interesting story. By the way, the phrase is "resting on its laurels".
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Battery makers are moving away from cobalt. Tesla already switched half of their batteries to a version based on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) which does not contain cobalt.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
In the same vein, Michael Flynn went from being a US Army lieutenant general to a foreign agent lobbying for governments like Turkey.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
I simply quoted the original commenter who used these words.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
It sounds like you're generalizing from a couple of conversations. The Arab Spring of 2010-2012 started because citizens in the Arab world wanted more freedoms. The idea that citizens in Tunisia, Egypt, or Syria are "intellectual
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Non-coding sequences have been understood as having some functions at least since the early 1990s. Because genome expression is dynamic, tracking the exact mechanisms of action of these sequences is challenging.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Not really. Some drivers will insist on driving you to an ATM.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
I've had that experience of "broken credit card machine" in multiple countries including US, France, and Italy. That's why I use Uber when I can. I don't want to feel kidnapped by a taxi driver who insists in drivin
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Apple publishes the volume of government information requests across the world: https://www.apple.com/legal/transparency/choose-country-regi... They try to reduce their exposure to these government information req
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
The uranium used in France comes in part from Niger. The mines in Niger are operated by Orano, a mining company whose main shareholder is also France. There have been controversies about France using foreign aid to pressure the Niger govern
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
As I understand, the frontend and backend code run in a development environment but the funds available were stored in a production database.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
The first link shared multiple pictures including Hunter Biden nude and engaging in sexual activity. Another picture shows a bag white powder. Twitter took it down because it violated their hacked material policy. Sharing nude pictures with
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
You're extrapolating a lot from just a title. Apple has had various search engines and crawlers for almost a decade now. Their first major investment was the Topsy's acquisition, in 2013. They've continued to invest through a
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
It's not great in your 20s either when you just started and may have limited savings.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
A few ways that come to mind: 1) detect accounts funded by overseas groups to interfere and spread hate, 2) display fact check warnings when sharing links to debunked conspiracy theories, 3) put checks in place to reduce harassment of elect
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
> Last year, Twitter’s interest expense was about $50 million. With the new debt taken on in the deal, that will now balloon to about $1 billion a year. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/30/technology/el
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
We went through a similar period in 2008. It's best to live below your means and increase your savings. It may take longer to find a new role when thousands of candidates are also looking and large companies have frozen hiring.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
And 2.1 million emergency visits per year for injuries related to motor vehicle crashes.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
It's 43k deaths per year in the US.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
Zurich and to some extent Paris. The key is to have bike lanes and designated areas where the scooters can be dropped.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
In my experience (Model 3 and Y), Basic Autopilot works very well on highways and is easier to use than the competition. However, enhanced autopilot and full self-driving do not provide benefits and are still unsafe outside freeways. They a
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
The annual plan doesn't seem to be available for families.
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
You're right. In order, the cheapest options are: 1) an account in the local currency with a debit card; 2) credit cards without foreign transaction fees and cash- back 3) ATM withdrawal with a no-fee debit card Changing USD in cash to
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
> If enough people used high-speed rail to overwhelm the cell system we'd probably see announcements to put phones in airplane mode there too, but very few folks will travel long distances at high speeds on a train. Millions of peop
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by rockinghigh 4y ago
It comes down to the extreme focus on performance review. It creates an environment where every engineer is pressured to move some metrics like time spent on app, number of videos watched, or ad revenue. Because you're compared with yo

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