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sejje
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sejje
9mo ago
I remember a paper coming out a while back that said training the models to code made them much better at normal tasks. It improved their logic etc.
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sejje
9mo ago
How do you measure? I can't really think of a way to measure it that would come out how you said.
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sejje
9mo ago
Aider was doing this a long time ago
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sejje
9mo ago
The disappearing middle class in America is becoming the upper class.
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sejje
9mo ago
Are we not talking about a legal difference? That was my reading.
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sejje
9mo ago
"technicality" or "loophole" is probably the word. I fully agree, forced biometrics is bullshit. I say the same about forced blood removal for BAC testing. They can get a warrant for your blood, that's crazy to me.
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sejje
9mo ago
They could at least just get funded by their own government.
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sejje
9mo ago
Why not, if it solves your problem?
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sejje
9mo ago
I would love to see some photos to cement these ideas. I have plans to mess around with lawn tractors myself.
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sejje
9mo ago
Way cheaper to find a broken mower. They're constantly sold dirt cheap in my area with very minor problems, like old gas. People don't know how to fix it, so they buy a new one and sell the old. I bought four working mowers. $500
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sejje
9mo ago
Or a counterpoint, "humans and animals." We see a distinction for that one, just like we do for alcohol.
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He possessed his firearm while obstructing federal agents, while wrestling with federal agents on the ground. He can legally attend a protest with his firearm, but once he engages in other crimes he is also carrying his firearm illegally. H
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sejje
9mo ago
No, sorry -- I've heard the current crop of young people worldwide is reporting lower life satisfaction, high rates of mental health issues, etc
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sejje
9mo ago
I don't have a source, but I've been hearing that this is just common among young people everywhere. They blamed social media for Americans.
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sejje
9mo ago
Elon Musk killed hundreds of thousands of people?
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sejje
9mo ago
It's not like launching stuff into space doesn't have pushback, either. See: starlink satellites.
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sejje
9mo ago
Fwiw I use syncthing, but I don't leave it always on.
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sejje
9mo ago
...? Of course I can feel the ABS work. I'm saying my body doesn't have wheel rotation sensors that can act in place of ABS
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sejje
9mo ago
I didn't complain about it, I discussed it.
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sejje
9mo ago
I live far enough out that the gunshots are usually people hunting NFS land. A huge swath of it borders my property, as I'm the last house up the road on my mountain. I don't mind 'em at all, though. I think it's locals,
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sejje
9mo ago
Meanwhile my neighbor is burning wood he stacked eight years ago. Some of it precious, too. Like black walnut.
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sejje
9mo ago
People should just make better fires. A good fire doesn't release much, if any smoke. It burns it up instead. A good woodstove is worth the money.
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sejje
9mo ago
In the United States, there's felonies and misdemeanors. Felonies are a big deal, and misdemeanors are a small deal. Felonies carry sentences over a year, and time is served in state or federal prison, not in a local jailhouse.
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9mo ago
And--not defending the loud guy--but my dad is a loud guy. He's in his eighties and he can't hear shit. He watches the news at a horrendous level, sometimes the TV buzzes. Not everyone is just an asshole. That being said, my dad m
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Last city I lived in had an ordinance preventing this before 8am. A company I worked for had to abide by it, we'd be on-site at the customer address and start work promptly at 8.
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Is it a felony where you live?
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9mo ago
Frogs and crickets want a word.
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It makes them bark more, in my experience.
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9mo ago
What's the risk? You turn on the TV when it was off? And then detect the noise and turn it back off?
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9mo ago
I live in a similar place, though I'm not off-grid. The drawbacks for me are that "town" is about an hour away. But amazon delivers here. There's no city life, no ordering to-go food or pizza, no movie theater, no ice cr
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