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by shawabawa3 1y ago
My guess is that the summaries are never actually read, so accuracy doesn't actually matter and the AI could equally be replaced with /dev/null
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
They literally stopped developing for about 5 years, it wasn't just about the team not keeping up
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
As a counter point I absolutely hated server browsers. Spending ages waiting for slots to free up on decent servers. Trying a new server only to find it had 100 shitty mods installed. Servers where the admins randomly kicked or banned peopl
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
> Moreover, if the reasoning above was correct, observing a queue of 22,849 cars would be essentially impossible! One of the cars in the 100,000 cars is going to be the slowest car, and when that car appears every car behind it will join
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
> In the UK, most councils have made parks alcohol-free zones Uh, citation needed? Some small parks, cemeteries, kids playgrounds maybe Every large park in London at least is full of people drinking There's even a kids playground ne
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
This is very cultural In London on sunny days the park is 100% rammed with people sitting in circles on the grass drinking, from like noon to sunset
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
I use it to send an alert when CO2 is too high too open some windows I live in an old 1930s house in the UK so no HVAC or anything more automatable sadly
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Google did a weird thing where they poached windsurf employees, licensed their tech and hired the CEO and upper management, leaving a shelled out company behind Looks like employees were given an exploding offer to join Google and sacrifice
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
You have to know some of the background Google poached windsurf employees and licensed their tech, paying out billions to upper management but apparently offering a fraction of the value of shares This employee chose to stick with windsurf
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
My understanding is that say the average employee had 6 levels of management up to CEO before, now they have 4
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Your two statements contradict If 1g of shrooms has 5mg psilocybin, to get a dose of 5mg/kg would be like 75g for an average man (still feels very high but nowhere near 1kg)
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
> Honestly yeah, why do you need your "workout chain" while taking your wife to a medical exam? sounds like people wear them all day, so it would more be a case of "why would i take this off?" I would have thought the
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Not at all It's more like a chess engine claiming master level performance (back when that was an achievement)
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
What debacle? That masks only reduced transmission by about 30% and not 100% and a large statistically illiterate portion of society didn't understand that 30% reduction is better than 0% reduction?
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Are you sure there wasn't an audible alarm? The switches were re-engaged within 10 seconds so isn't it possible they quickly heard a warning alarm, realised the issue and fixed it? (Of course, not quick enough in this case)
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
These switches are used at the end of literally every flight The biggest problem with these theorising comment threads is the confidence people who know nothing about flying spout their theories (I know nothing about flying)
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
This also makes sense with why nobody on the recording mentions re engaging the fuel switches The pilot denies shutting off the fuel, then realises he'd done it accidentally and quietly reenables them hoping there's enough time to
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Bare in mind there have been there have been what, 100+ million flights? so "virtually impossible" things can, and will happen
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
What exactly does that mean? The project you linked to was completed pretty quickly and is supplying 2.5GW to the UK grid
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
it's legible but a very confusing sentence man-choker is not a word, and choker is a niche garment, why not "necklace" or just "wearable"? Then it "executes" a question? and then there's a reference t
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
I think your have the classification backwards A1 level is "can barely speak the language, can maybe order a baguette" C2 is ~native level
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
do pilots get to mess around on a laptop while flying? My understanding is that most of a flight is just sitting there waiting for landing to start, could mean a lot of spare time to pick up programming
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
you could just disable sync in atuin
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Doesn't happen for me, i wonder if it's only on certain architectures or certain versions of bash or something
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
it's misleading, but it does say "solo-owned". Presumably those other 8 people didn't have any or much ownership of the company
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
the word "biro" didn't exist until Biro invented the ballpoint pen, which came to be known after its inventor
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
I think at this point "elo" has become genericized to refer to any skill rating system
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
Sadly, and imo almost unforgivably in such a modern language, no
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
any source on this? It's difficult to find any primary source on her opinion All her written texts i can find after she moved to France she referred to herself as "Marie" In her biography of Pierre Curie, she herself wrote of
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by shawabawa3 1y ago
It's not uncommon at all in London to have a traffic jam in a bus lane just from the volume of buses and taxis

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