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by tempestn 4y ago
A lot of customization options too - size and theme, number row or not, arrows or not, include accents in long-press menus, etc. But the better predictive text is kind of huge. Makes typing much faster and easier when the predictions are m
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by tempestn 4y ago
Toaster oven , or, like, old-school pop-up toaster?
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by tempestn 4y ago
Yes, they apply to future records while the hold is in effect.
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by tempestn 4y ago
The OP didn't ask what was the least impactful tax deductible way to spend.
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by tempestn 4y ago
I'd go one further. There are plenty of actively harmful donations one could make. As one example, most people would probably feel that way about roughly half of political donations.
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by tempestn 4y ago
I've got a friend who works for a government agency up here in BC, Canada. She's been all remote for years, but they now want her (and everyone else) in the office 2 days a week, likely going up to 3. Problem is, the office is al
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by tempestn 4y ago
I think you're both right. I think generative AI will be like the internet, and we'll experience a 90s-style bubble first, then it will gradually transform everything. Personally though, I've already used it for multiple r
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by tempestn 4y ago
What should be a setting? This specific youtube ambience thing? That is, but it shows the issue - you need to pick a default, and most people won't know they can change it. Having some idea of the capabilities of the device you&#x27
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by tempestn 4y ago
Yeah, there are lots of ways cars could store such settings that wouldn't be cleared when main battery power is disconnected (which is something that regularly needs to be done when the car is serviced). Flash storage would work too.
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by tempestn 4y ago
Not to mention more minor annoyances like losing radio stations and other settings.
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by tempestn 4y ago
Good troubleshooting. More of a workaround than a fix, but quite possibly good enough. I do wonder what it would need to work as designed though. Is there a dedicated ECU for the keyless system that that harness connects to?
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by tempestn 4y ago
How much can websites determine about the power of the device they're running on? Obviously it'd be a security issue for them to know too much, but it would be nice to be able to progressively enhance the experience for more powe
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by tempestn 4y ago
How does that pertain to using the more relevant link?
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by tempestn 4y ago
Projected to be within the next couple of decades using quantum computers, I believe, although obviously there's a lot of uncertainty in that estimate.
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by tempestn 4y ago
The initial lockdowns were intended to prevent a rapid spike in cases that would overwhelm the medical system. That was important, and largely successful. If such measure could have been taken in a globally coordinated, and fairly extreme m
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by tempestn 4y ago
Perhaps that's the disconnect. Your odds of being physically assaulted by an addict or mentally ill person in SF might be low, but your odds of being verbally accosted or having your personal space invaded are much higher, which contr
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by tempestn 4y ago
For all email. I disagree that marketing email in general is a problem though. Eg. we send a monthly newsletter that is explicitly marketing, but it's opt-in (not opt-out; users need to explicitly choose to receive it), so I'm no
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by tempestn 4y ago
Only way I know of is to pay a company that provides SMTP service and is too big for gmail to ignore. Some have free tiers if your volume is low. I switched my personal domain email over to sendgrid for that reason.
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by tempestn 4y ago
Yep, after over a decade of trying to run independent mail servers we finally broke down and switched to SendInBlue and SendGrid last year. Even if you do everything right, it's just not possible to get gmail to reliably deliver mail
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by tempestn 4y ago
Of course, though perhaps with slightly lower accuracy. Either way, my point was that it's far from an unsolvable problem; it can be trivially solved with existing tools.
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by tempestn 4y ago
I'm pretty sure if you gave ChatGPT the old and new versions of the listing, it would have a 99%+ accuracy when answering the question, "are these for the same product?" So they could just run each change through something l
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by tempestn 4y ago
> they’ve had several leaks now where people can see others’ conversations and data Do you have a source for this? I know some people have claimed to see others' data, but I haven't seen any evidence that that's what'
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by tempestn 4y ago
I really like this. At some point fairly early in my life, teenage years I think, I decided that it is a fact that anything I commit to myself that I'll do, I will indeed do. I don't recall exactly when or how it happened, but I
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by tempestn 4y ago
I can't tell if this is satire. Are you suggesting that they should pay higher salaries to single people because they likely won't use the healthcare plan as much? Should younger and healthier people also be paid more?
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by tempestn 4y ago
I have to think there are some parody/troll comments mixed in with the true believers. Strongly suspect that goto one for instance...
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by tempestn 4y ago
What is the advantage of encouraging people/companies to spread their deposits among multiple banks? Say people were really worried about losing anything over the FDIC limit and so kept multiple separate accounts. Then a bank fails and
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by tempestn 4y ago
But then you don't have the convenience and liquidity of a bank account. The system works because the bank can invest the aggregate deposits of all depositors and still be ready to cash people out as needed (of course, barring a situat
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by tempestn 4y ago
So what is the risk premium they were collecting? The time savings of not managing multiple accounts? Is it really desirable for larger depositors to carry the inefficiency of spreading their deposits across multiple banks, if the net liabi
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by tempestn 4y ago
There is no risk of principal loss in held to maturity assets in a vacuum, but there can still be risk if durations of assets and liabilities don't match, and interest rates move. IE if you've made a bunch of long-term loans at re
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by tempestn 4y ago
I definitely don't disagree that the progress has been incredible, and that GPT shows massive potential.

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