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by tuckerman 1y ago
Is it possible to distinguish between society penalizing being single and society incentivizing having children? Since society's existence requires that people have children (even in the fairly short term, someone younger has to be aro
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by tuckerman 1y ago
You're right not all of those need to be conflated but they aren't entirely orthogonal either, uv can install/manage python installations for you and poetry can manage environments as well if you want. On top of that, you hav
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by tuckerman 1y ago
The issue is you think pyenv has solved everything, someone else thinks poetry solves everything, I think uv solves everything, and someone else is apt installing things. And then there is installing torch and cuda... I think having a very
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by tuckerman 1y ago
I almost never prefer a phone call, I'd rather go all the way to video/in-person or stick with text. I also prefer to push anything important that isn't extremely small out of instant messaging and to email. Brainstorming&#x2
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by tuckerman 1y ago
It’s also interesting to consider this in the context of some of the anti-trust litigation going on. I have complicated feelings overall but the fact that I might no longer be able to sync my Chrome settings because of automation applied to
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by tuckerman 1y ago
I would think in general yes, but hopefully not like the example you gave because I would expect if you are replying to a comment, your clock would fast-forward past the timestamp of the original comment (NB I haven't looked at OP&#x27
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by tuckerman 1y ago
I agree that for a lot of purposes online conferences are a great experience (p99 conf has been really fun for example) but nobody has really cracked the hallway track. I've heard about smaller conferences like Monktoberfest but their
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by tuckerman 1y ago
At least in chrome the final period doesn't seem skip search, so I guess you want tld./ (or foo/ if you want to use your search domain)
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by tuckerman 1y ago
Very cool about the SEA feature, I haven't seen that before. Thanks for sharing that This is sort of the worst case comparison, but a hello world program in go is 1.5 MiB and the SEA node equivalent is 109 MiB. Obviously as your progra
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by tuckerman 1y ago
The convenience of shipping a single compiled binary is one. I also think the ecosystem of NPM is, for some, not a positive. I can regularly write go programs with no or very minimal dependencies (and those dependencies are themselves often
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by tuckerman 1y ago
When I've used another forwarding service in the past, things were weird with calendar and drive. I don't think drive is fixable but I'm curious if you have a working setup for calendar?
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by tuckerman 1y ago
> it also makes it easier for us to integrate with other Git providers such as GitLab, BitBucket or Phabricator. I worry sometimes that we've made GitHub too loadbearing so its great to see a devtools company embrace git more genera
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by tuckerman 1y ago
I'm not saying FSD is a paragon of safety or even a good product. I just think, based on the numbers shared, that an anecdote of Teslas dangerously careening around might just be an anecdote.
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by tuckerman 1y ago
I'm speaking from a research/capabilities perspective but you can also review https://www.tesla.com/VehicleSafetyReport which seems to refute your anecdote to some extent.
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by tuckerman 1y ago
Do you have a good example of someone doing that with an e2e model? (not that I think most factory robots should be using e2e models, a more traditional sense-plan-act system usually makes more sense in that domain) We were working on e2e m
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by tuckerman 1y ago
They are clearly the front runner in L2+ ADAS (at least outside of China) and are one of the first teams to deploy an e2e model for robotics at scale.
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by tuckerman 1y ago
Yes, I suspect some of the back and forth is the fuzziness of the term "broken build", whether that means the code literally doesn't compile or it does but the code does the wrong thing. I agree that you can prevent merges th
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by tuckerman 1y ago
Even if it builds successfully, I've never worked anywhere where automated tests prevented 100% of problems and I doubt I ever will. For most systems of sufficient complexity you are testing in prod, even if you did a lot of testing be
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by tuckerman 1y ago
It's not just speed, its things like requiring lead vehicles, only highways speeds in the far right lane (likely for localization), weather, etc. The approach drive pilot is taking, with their technical investment and sensor suite, wil
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by tuckerman 1y ago
Hundreds could be 200 which, at 10 hours a day 5 days a week, is like a week and a half for a team of 3. It seems quite possible if you had to do testing/benchmarking, config changes, deploy the system, watch metrics, etc.
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by tuckerman 1y ago
The ODD for drive pilot is so limited, I don’t think it’s really comparable. I have very little faith that their approach will scale to anything more than a traffic jam pilot gimmick. It’s fair to argue that FSD is limited as well but I bel
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by tuckerman 2y ago
> We’ve long since proven that machines are better for back-breaking labor. This is contrary to my perception of current trends (and to a perhaps generous reading of Moravec's Paradox). Dexterous manipulation is still quite hard whi
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by tuckerman 2y ago
Of many folks I know I’m perhaps the least bothered/most open to what they are trying to do in spirit but can you share more about this impact? To date it seems like the amounts we are talking about are small in relative numbers and fr
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by tuckerman 2y ago
Some code or maths proofs can be self supporting with things like unit tests or proof checkers as an example
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by tuckerman 2y ago
Sometimes you don't need sources to verify something is correct, its something you can directly verify. To reduce it to the easiest version of this, I ask for code to do something, it writes me code, I run my unit test, it passes, my t
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by tuckerman 2y ago
Perhaps because the time to proofread/correct is less than to do it from scratch? That would still make it a valuable tool
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by tuckerman 2y ago
There is generally exceptions for anti-abuse/spam to some of the provisions of GDPR and the like. That said, is there really any 3rd party here? You are connecting to cloudflare and they are the ones that have seen this IP before and j
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by tuckerman 2y ago
At least in American English “next to best” would mean second whereas “next best thing” means something likely to be the best thing in the near future and it’s a very common idiom.
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by tuckerman 2y ago
Not being able to exclude people because of preexisting conditions and ensuring children have access to coverage seems like a pretty big success story. Is it perfect? No, probably not. But repealing it would likely increase the budget defic
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by tuckerman 3y ago
Makes sense, consensus is tricky and a weird use case I know. Thanks!

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