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811.
by stevage 1y ago
Fascinating and terrifying. The allegations that ChatGPT is not discarding memory as requested are particularly interesting, wonder if anyone else has experienced this.
812.
by stevage 1y ago
They didn't mention frameset ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... ).
813.
by stevage 1y ago
I was just about to get into Felt then they took away the free tier and made it very expensive.
814.
by stevage 1y ago
Yeah, PostGIS is readily available, and postgres is much more widely used than DuckDB. Either I don't understand OP's argument for why this is so important or I just don't buy it. If you're using JavaScript you install T
815.
by stevage 1y ago
Thanks for sharing, very interesting.
816.
by stevage 1y ago
Wow you remind me of eBay.
817.
by stevage 2y ago
Or worse, a 1 star rating for a product they loved but there was a problem with delivery.
818.
by stevage 2y ago
I like rating systems from -2 to +2 for this reason. The big rating problem I have is with sites like boardgamegeek where ratings are treated by different people as either an objective rating of how good the game is within its category, or
819.
by stevage 2y ago
Sounds like you have different definitions of landing.
820.
by stevage 2y ago
One of many successor states, no?
821.
by stevage 2y ago
That sounds absolutely terrifying for the astronaut. Imagine the whole universe spinning past you every second. Not to mention the forces.
822.
by stevage 2y ago
It's much less interesting than it seems because the data is aggregated and then sorted. I don't know what the exact odds are, but if you waited until one team had won 13 times, you'd often end up with a distribution fairly s
823.
by stevage 2y ago
> A recently discovered that Apple has something called "Pages" and "Numbers" - simple apps that serve as alternatives to Word and Excel. They're so straightforward and intuitive that they require no learning cur
824.
by stevage 2y ago
Link?
825.
by stevage 2y ago
Is this some random hypothetical? Can you spell out your rather vague question a bit more?
826.
by stevage 2y ago
I like the idea of scientist-run dating apps, although it does create its own potential conflicts of interest: the purity of the experiment and publishibility of experiments vs the needs of the participants. I do think overall part of the r
827.
by stevage 2y ago
Oh I get it now, thanks.
828.
Skype is being retired this month(support.microsoft.com)
6 points by stevage 2y ago|1 comments
829.
by stevage 2y ago
>but would love to see some data on it. There was a great post by someone who did some analysis on HN content, just yesterday. Can't remember keywords to find it though.
830.
by stevage 2y ago
>This is most likely a laptop farm, where someone in the US agrees to run the laptop from a legitimate address for a fee, typically around $200 a computer, according to Meyers. Last year the FBI busted one such operation in Nashville, Te
831.
by stevage 2y ago
What I hear from teachers is they are constantly bombarded by notifications. They aren't idly playing on their phones. They're constantly responding to things happening. There's seriously no alternative to banning them, and I
832.
by stevage 2y ago
Looks like a one person shop, lots of things not optimised.
833.
by stevage 2y ago
I found it unusable due to the overbearing gamification when I just wanted to learn a language.
834.
by stevage 2y ago
So looks like the app itself is about 10MB but there are multiple copies of it, a bundled ffmpeg and all kinds of crap like wallpaper?
835.
by stevage 2y ago
Except brokering peace in Ukraine. He also promised an economic boom.
836.
by stevage 2y ago
And absolutely no guarantees those rules stay in place long enough for anyone else to ever benefit.
837.
by stevage 2y ago
As I get older, I find I'm often more interested in reading about things than trying the thing myself. I often go straight to the comments about articles rather than even reading them.
838.
by stevage 2y ago
I feel a bit iffy about turning the shitty experience you imposed on your users into content for your blog.
839.
by stevage 2y ago
I was expecting it to be about a good line of code that cost $8,000 in development time to write, which might be an interesting story.
840.
by stevage 2y ago
Totally. I live in a place where many (most?) ISP plans have limited monthly downloads. I'd be so pissed off if my monthly allowance was blown by this series of boneheaded decisions.

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