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3y ago
He is trying to determine if they have already made an Alien God.
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3y ago
Even United Basic gives travel credit for cancellation. This whole double charge thing is fantasy.
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3y ago
non-refundable doesn't mean what you think it means. you get a voucher for the ticket price (minus a fee) you can use on a later date so they aren't really selling the seat twice.
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3y ago
there was also zero chance a TSA agent could distinguish between you either though
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3y ago
Worked for me. $10/month seems reasonable.
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3y ago
Yes. If you care more about warm water over killing people, carbon emissions and pollution.
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3y ago
There is a magical end that we can optimize where it is just about making nuclear fission energy more efficient.
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3y ago
Those are all just money. We could spend more for energy.
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3y ago
I would build 100 3 mile islands instead of using fossil fuels.
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3y ago
Being dependent on an enemy for weapons is as stupid as being dependent on an enemy for food like they are.
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3y ago
So many people are salty about not getting in at the top of the pyramid scheme.
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3y ago
This blank file has a lot of bugs.
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3y ago
It is the Google Pixel, an IRL tracking pixel.
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3y ago
Not sure why it would think a module javascript file is java. Maybe just not updated very often. % file crawl.mjs crawl.mjs: Java source, ASCII text
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3y ago
There are AI rigging tools in development (some prototypes have been released). https://actorcore.reallusion.com/auto-rig/accurig
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3y ago
A friend of mine is doing this in Berkeley and one of my kid's teachers here in Cupertino schools is ex-industry. Neither of them are doing it for the money but because they want to teach kids.
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3y ago
For training you want the best NVIDIA card you can afford. Doesn't make much sense to use a laptop for training IMHO. There is an argument that the M3 Max is the best non-datacenter chip for inference with the ability to scale to 128 G
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3y ago
I get why they are calling out vs M1/Intel as this is primarily targeted at getting folks to upgrade but it is kind of annoying that they aren't emphasizing the incremental vs the last generation. Also, the callout to AI developer
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3y ago
Close enough: https://h1bgrader.com
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3y ago
Going to be rough for supporting virtual threads then?
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3y ago
To be fair, all the dependencies in the maven central repository require a signature to publish them.
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3y ago
Google constantly nags you to install Chrome whenever you first visit their properties. All of it is super annoying but I see Google doing it more than Microsoft.
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3y ago
As soon as computers had 4+ cores we should have been going hard on it.
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3y ago
Then they don't get H1-B workers. If they were that critical and in low supply in the US they could pay more. The lottery that favors consulting companies has made the H1-B program ridiculous hard for great folks and it isn't brin
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3y ago
H-1Bs should be given out in salary descending order with no randomness.
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3y ago
excrementally? like, hard as shit?
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3y ago
He'll likely win this case but I'm not sure what it will accomplish.
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3y ago
That doesn't matter in this context. They are objectively hurting the creators that made the content.
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3y ago
They have an ad free subscription. You should probably do that instead of leeching.
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3y ago
Without an on-demand version of spanner that doesn't charge per node but per operation makes it not comparable to dynamodb for many use cases.
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