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I'm not sure "average hours worked" is really a useful stat. At least I have trouble deriving any insight from it, it just mashes too many things into the same value. How much of the change is from the length of the typical w
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For the market overall this is great: Bambu is forcing the other manufacturers to innovate on features, ease of use and affordability in order to keep up. At the same time Bambu's antics prevent them from completely dominating. Any new
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Closer to 200C. But the gantry constraints movement, the 200C nozzle can only really touch its holder, the print bed, the filament and some metal or silicon cleaning surfaces. None of those are flamable at those temps. Maybe if it knocks it
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Being a big marketplace is their big differentiator from sites like masterclass But at the same time I agree that they aren't doing enough to surface the high quality courses
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What I like about profiling.tracing is how you can control it in the same code base that you are profiling. That turns tracing into a feature you can ship, not just a tool you can attach. Profiling.sampling doesn't seem to provide anyt
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6mo ago
It might fit a niche between a forklift and a crane. Pick up large things and move them, with some of the versatility of the crane and mobility of a forklift. While being too big to fit in most places, and probably having a fraction of the
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In principle there could be images about the invention of writing. The intersection of "those images existed", "they have been preserved", "we find them" and "we interpret them correctly" is however t
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All of those have the same extremely prominent top pick. Some don't even bother linking the other entries. This entire thing is an elaborate marketing campaign for Hanker. Either for SEO or LLMs Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.c
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It starts with the words "As part of our continued collaboration with Anthropic" Once these words are used you can assume there is a contract stating how that collaboration works, and that this includes some sentences about how mu
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There are three things happening simultaneously: 1st a new model, codenamed "Mythos", 2nd a lightweight harness built for finding vulnerabilities, and 3rd a push by Anthropic to collaborate with various Open Source projects and co
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And there's a reason nobody uses them for face recognition Vision language models are an incredible achievement in the generality and usability. But they pay a hefty price in fidelity and speed
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The comparison only really works for the West coast though. The East coast is dominated by continental climate carried over from the interior by the prevailing winds. Meanwhile Europe is surrounded by water on three sides, plus the Baltic a
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Looking back at the amount of snowfall I saw as a kid and the amount of snowfall I see now in my 30s, or at the number of hot summer days ... I find it hard to claim that climate is not changing over a lifetime. 20 years isn't even a l
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Back in the day it was reasonably common for CMSs and forums to only have an index.php, and routing entirely by query string (in form-urlencoded form, people were not savages). So you would have index.php?p=home and index.php?p=shop. Or ind
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I think people are questioning the "Archive" part, not the "Europe" part of the name
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Earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48073680
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Dealing with all kinds of weird download sites is the main selling point for me. It's not just warez, you run into them in all kinds of weird places where a nontechnical person needs to share files with a larger audience (google drive
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At some point someone optimizes the system to a global company-wide incrementing 128 bit counter. Instead of needing a costly database lookup against a growing database the microservice just fetches the current counter, increments it by one
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If it was two on-device generated UUIDs I could see a collision happening. There have been instances of cheap end devices not properly seeding their random number generators, leading to colliding "random" values. And cases of libr
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If it's UUIDv4 and you validate that the UUID is valid and not conflicting I don't really see the issue with user-generated UUIDs. Being able to generate unique keys in an uncoordinated manner is the main selling point of UUIDs Su
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From what I've seen there are two narratives people point to as evidence of this being intentional, in one way or another: - A new "pandemic" every six years (they count things like swine flu, so not quite pandemic) - the see
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That's a bit like saying all CGI is bad: the bad instances are the ones you remember most vividly, the best instances are the ones you never noticed. In my opinion, the best tutorial in any game I've ever played was Portal (yes, a
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It's worth noting that the "obvious dismiss button" that OP allows for is a legal requirement. By law rejecting cookies has to be just as easy as accepting them Of course in reality enforcement of this is non-existent. Just y
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Videogame tutorials also used to mostly suck. But in the last two decades they recognized the issues, and there's a lot of knowledge sharing in the industry If you want to learn how to better teach new users about your product, GDC tal
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Make up the lower margins by larger volume because you get much better market penetration. But you are right that this only works if you know the middle-men don't go to other model providers. That's where some kind of incubation p
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I guess the argument is that a tool built by a company with actual insight into and focus for financial services, with Anthropic as inference provider, would lead to more adoption and more use of Anthropic models. Something Anthropic could
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I have had Claude go "oh, this query fails because the field I just added isn't in your sqlite database file, let me just delete it so it gets recreated". So I wouldn't rule out that Claude tries deleting a volume if it
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Even if LLMs write more buggy code they can still bring up software quality in the short to medium term by allowing you to clear out a lot of the backlog of bugs and UI issues that are known but never had enough priority to be fixed Debuggi
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Fish don't care about soil quality or level ground. If anything fish ponds can benefit from height differences because that allows you to flow water through multiple ponds before pumping it back up Obviously nations do have limited sur
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People like to make fun of and poke holes in the EU's planned implementation of this, but so far they seem to be the only ones trying to implement this in a way that doesn't give my name to every online service or give some iden
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