tobyjsullivan

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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
lgtm. Ship it
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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
> I don't think any good engineer ever claimed the title I don’t claim to be a good engineer but I have made the claim in the title many times. Though it’s usually in the form of a more nuanced statement. It’s about time, rather tha
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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
Subtitle: > It's probably still true, though, says formal methods expert Seems like click bait. The thesis is predicated on the idea that people claim this is the result of some study. I’ve never once heard it presented that way. It
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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
For those interested in hearing some beats, the terminal demo starts at 4:34 https://youtu.be/vfgySTaM1TI?t=274
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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
The article you link to specifically calls out that they can't and won't speculate about whether age is a factor in causing car crashes. Elderly people have higher mortality rates in virtually all cases of injury and illness so
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by tobyjsullivan 1y ago
Many scientists believe the earth is, in fact, much older than that.
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
You might see this text and a download button below the email form. > all visitors to the NBER website are eligible for 3 free downloads each year. You have used 0 of 3. Given the text, I assume some people may not get the download butto
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Links to many interesting demos. https://mameson.com/experiment/glsl/glsl.html
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
This might help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_tracker
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. - George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman (1903)
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
To be fair, they said "many well known businesses," not necessarily large or mature organizations. They could easily be selling to startups, some of which are notable.
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
I interpreted the suggestion as the reader's own AI would rewrite the content to remove advertising messaging/bias, for example.
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Thoughtful approach in theory but, in practice, I've found people can be very intentional about trying to measure your value to the tribe (i.e., it's not only something we measure for ourselves). If the initial answers don't
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Re: changing batteries. - To change a battery, you need to not only see the notification but also be physically proximal to the device and have a fresh battery available. It can take some time to meet all these conditions and sometimes you
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
> it’d be tough for someone to justify spending $30K on a single purpose camera I don't think hobbyists are the target market. Isn't that price in-line with any studio-quality camera? (I have no idea if this qualifies as a stud
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
sane defaults is always the goal. The only problem is people can't seem to agree on what behaviour is "sane".
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
The fact that the search works impressed me more than anything. Of course, like every great magic trick, it seems so simple once it is explained. For the curious, here's the linked blog post describing how the project works: https:&#x
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
British Columbia has banned rat poison since around 2021. At least anecdotally, the impact on the local rat population has been exactly what you'd expect.
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
I was about to give it some credit for being thorough, even if overly so. But then I noticed these gems: thinking about the phonetics, "strawberry" has three /r/ sounds... For example, in Spanish, it's &quo
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
It's interesting to be sure. Context is everything, though. It's one thing for a random tiktok head or media pundit to be confidently wrong and it's another thing entirely if I have to work with someone who I cannot trust to
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
I'm not a Google employee but I've heard enough stories to know that a surprising amount of code changes at google are basically updating API interfaces. The way google works, the person changing an interface is responsible for up
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Do they exclusively speak English as well?
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Chrome profiles, for example, isolates browser extensions, bookmarks, browser settings, and saved passwords. I haven't used Firefox containers yet but, based on the docs and demo I watched, it doesn't look like it has that level o
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
No kidding. AWS's notoriously expensive data transfer is only $0.09/GB. Who's charging $2.50/GB? Are they running on a cellular SIM with no data plan?
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Sentry Metrics Beta Coming to an End(sentry.zendesk.com)
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
Trap streets https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
I think it's two of the five columns on the right in this image: https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/6352/6dc1/66b7/442f/b... Note that they are absent from this render: https:/&#
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
If you're stressed over lighting $100k on fire, then you're not the target market. /s
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
If a 7-Eleven is open 24 hours a day, they usually hire three 8-hour shifts (roughly speaking).
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by tobyjsullivan 2y ago
The paper suggests Rodin Gen-1 [0] is capable of image-to-shape generation. [0] https://hyperhuman.deemos.com/rodin

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