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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I'm not sure how robot will be better than a stick made of a non-conductive material. Stick is surely simpler and cheaper.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
You have to make sure that robots know their place. Today you treat them too gently, tomorrow you have a robot uprising destroying the whole humanity on your hands. Haven't the last century of sci-fi books and movies taught you this?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
You know, when I first time heard about "sleeping pods" I imagined some of cool high-tech sci-fi shit, like: - full soundproofing - your own microclimate with always perfectly fresh air and precise control over temperature and hu
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I mean, it's cool and all, but the idea of giving someone I know nothing about doesn't sound that appealing :( Of course, I could make a separate throwaway email, but then the main benefit if this service (convenience) disappears.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
Yes, but at intersections drivers are forced to slow down and look for traffic and maybe prepare to make a turn, so you can expect them to move slower and have more situational awareness. Am I wrong?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
> it is vastly safer than crossing at intersections Why is it safer?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I don't see pricing anywhere on the website. Also, you never explicitly say that it is free. This is concerning.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
Here is the other side of the story, in case anyone curious: https://www.malibal.com/features/dont-support-the-coreboot-p... It's... pretty weird
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
> We no longer ship to Colorado due to the actions of System76's Principal Engineer ( https://www.system76.com ), Pop_OS! Maintainer ( https://pop.system76.com ), and Redox OS BDFL ( https://www.redox-o
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
The common argument against relying on natural turnover rate is that the most competent workers are also those who are the most likely to leave because it is easier for them to find a new/better job. So if a company just freezes hiring
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I mean, imagine that you are leading a team of 4 people. Are you sure that you will always be able to accurately tell if you need a fifth person or not? Or you have a team of 5 people. Can you tell if you have a one too many?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
To everyone who also wanted to see the game itself: it's not there. It is not released yet. Saved you 30 seconds of scrolling through the whole thread.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I think that the person was talking about image generation models. Even the best of existing image generation models often spell words hilariously wrong when asked to generate an image containing text.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I understand that the topic of writing systems is touchy because it involves people's national identity and national pride. That's why all the comments that mention efficiency of different writing systems are heavily downvoted. Bu
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
Wikipedia says [0]: > After Japanese administration ended, the system soon became obsolete. Now, only a few scholars, such as those who study the aforementioned dictionary, learn Taiwanese kana. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
How long have you been living outside of a Russian-speaking county?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I'm just not interested in building yet another blogging platform, I think that this ship has sailed long time ago. If I ever build some publishing or communication tool it will be as decentralized as possible and as uncensorable as po
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
No, I haven't read their financial reports because I didn't knew they exist. I will take a look, thanks.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
In the days of the good old internet pre social networks and big tech that so many people are nostalgic about, folks mostly communicated using internet forums that were mostly moderated by enthusiasts. This whole thing strikes me as an atte
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I mean, this is a blogging platform. Users, posts, comments, likes, that's about it. People were making blogging platforms since forever. Every web framework tutorial has a "hey, let's make a blog" part. I don't see
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
30,000 monthly active users doesn't sound as a particularly high load. Why were they running out of funds? You can rent a cheapest dedicated server on Hetzner for, like, $50 - $70 / month and I would expect it to be performant eno
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
In the part of the world where I currently live there are cafes/restaurants that have a menu ONLY in the form a QR code that leads to some shitty slow and laggy webpage with the actual menu. I can't express how much I hate this. W
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
> You will not use the Llama Materials or any output or results of the Llama Materials to improve any other large language model (excluding Meta Llama 3 or derivative works thereof). How exactly would they know if I do? Also, it doesn&#x
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I guess it does help by making the cost of adoption lower. But my main point is that being an early adopter of a non-mainstream tech is fundamentally unpragmatic and usually people are driven to try something new by desire to try something
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I think that it is hard to market a new "pragmatic" language because the pragmatic decision in most cases is to use an existing language that you already know, that has a community around it with all it's accumulated wisdom (
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
It's a fun game, but the instructions are unclear. Took me a while to figure it out.
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
Since when does Delhi high court have worldwide jurisdiction?
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
Unfortunately, 3156 doesn't really have an explanation why did Guido chose this particular implementation. It just says "yeah, that's what we gonna do". And 492 was written when tulip/asyncio was already chosen an
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
A slightly separate but still related question that bothers me every time I, a Python programmer, read about function coloring and different approaches to concurrency: Does anyone understand why asyncio-style approach to async won over geve
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by throwaway313373 2y ago
I just noticed that REST framework returns 501 - Not Implemented [0] if the method is not implemented, which I think is really weird. I think that most frameworks return 405 Method Not Allowed in such cases. Also, it is typically assumed th

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