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by stuaxo 2y ago
This Geoff Mashall video has some signalling systems from the 1880s and ends on some up to date ones. https://youtu.be/UCXav-ptPeA?si=UzzyU8FSV11a67fN
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This is an existential problem for the insurance industry and they should fight the oil industry as such.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
The Louis Rossman video on this, which hasn't been made yet - is already playing in my head.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
I feel sick, good work - even if I couldn't get to the end.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This seems kind of close to what city mapper gives you.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Proof can take a while to get together. I prefer the EUs precautionary principle that enables action to be taken when there is uncertainty over something.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
When he's donating a million dollars to this "inauguration fund" and writing weird posts about "masculine energy" I'm not sure this distinction matters. The worst regimes went hand in hand with the press, and s
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by stuaxo 2y ago
When massive CEOs are doing stuff like this people absolutely should call them out, and if they are deciding to not take their money then it absolutely is the right thing to mention it. Should we all just roll over and say "this is fin
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by stuaxo 2y ago
The transition doesn't take long at all, it's just them learning to not get their legs hit by the pedals, it's really just a couple of sessions. Getting them to use the brakes consistently is another thing.
880.
by stuaxo 2y ago
Really small kids get balance bikes these days, that come without pedals then at about age 3 or 4 you can go to a bike with pedals and no stabilisers are needed. At least that's how it is in London for the last few years, while my kid
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by stuaxo 2y ago
"It's a good idea not to use npm packages blindly" Yes, but also impractical.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
It's in your answer: the difference is low wages vs well paid. Once you get paid the amounts that people are in the "gig economy" it becomes exploitative, people don't have enough to live or to get out of their situation
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This story is from the UK where we healthcare is not bundled up with being employed, so it's even more of an outlier.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Invading places covered in forests famously always goes well. /s
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This is annoying, can't we pretend to download the resources we have instead if just not doing it?
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Readable view in Firefox is pretty reliable and builtin.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Jesus's wept, this needs to end soon. The world is going to shite, let's have some vibrancy and colour to counter things.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Apart from the uncensored bit, I'm in this small market. Do I buy a Macbook with silly amount of RAM when I only want to mess with images occasionally. Do I get a big Nvidia card, topping out at 24gb - still small for some LLMs, but I
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by stuaxo 2y ago
It's annoying I do LLMs for work and have a bit of an interest in them and doing stuff with GANS etc. I have a bit of an interest in games too. If I could get one platform for both, I could justify 2k maybe a bit more. I can't jus
890.
by stuaxo 2y ago
Of course no chance of this with x86 because of market segmentation.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Longer than this: certainly in the UK things were not in a good state before the pandemic started in early 2019. I know at least one person who was a software dev who was worked very little over the last 5 years. For myself, over that perio
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Nice work, hopefully someone ports this to a .wad
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This version of Labour has been against the left of their own party and trying (unsuccessfully) to court the right. They would call it centrist "practical" "adults in the room" or whatever, while those 'left' b
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by stuaxo 2y ago
This aligns with my experience. Claude very quickly adds classes to python code which isn't always what is wanted as it bloats out the code making readability harder.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
It's certain that on /r/bitcoin people will be doing mental gymnastics about hiw this is good actually.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
A lot of the stuff on Prime is absolute dross.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
I've thought for a while that we need to simulate how phosphorus face in and out, at the very least.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Ok, but measuring chain pubs is a low bar. The beer is a bit weird, and I always would get a headache, and the wine selection is decidedly 1980s.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
You also get developers made manager that are terrible at management and trust so lean on micromanaging. There's a happy medium somewhere.
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by stuaxo 2y ago
Again similar to what happened with Indian outsourcing .

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