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by x187463 1y ago
News websites, especially local news, seem to have completely missed the meeting on how to build user friendly websites. They are almost universally full of obtrusive advertising, obtuse layouts, irrelevant links, and poorly handled media p
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by x187463 1y ago
Then don't use the service? Use one of the 'better' free alternatives. Let's see how long they remain free once (if) they actually see a meaningful amount of traffic. Complaining about advertising while using a service f
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by x187463 1y ago
Well, this is cool. I'll have to see how it handles the sorts of effects I show in the README at https://github.com/ChrisBuilds/terminaltexteffects . I don't know much about SVG but anything that attempts to a
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by x187463 1y ago
And somehow actually paying for youtube which fully removes advertising and provides revenue to the service/creators is seen as an utterly absurd proposition by a staggering number of people.
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by x187463 1y ago
There has been reporting about this for months. I realize I'm just a pleb, but I really don't understand why a company with, essentially, limitless money, won't simply install the emissions reducing hardware and properly perm
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by x187463 1y ago
In that case, the reviewer seems to have completely misunderstood the subject of the review. That's a fine review (I guess) if the subject of the review is Amazon and the purchasing/delivery experience. Of course, it would be obvi
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by x187463 1y ago
Am I spending too much time on HN or is every post/comment section filled with this same narrative? Basically, LLMs are exciting but they produce messy code for which the dev feels no ownership. Managing a codebase written by an LLM is
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by x187463 1y ago
Curious how much intentionality is required from the user to produce sounds. It would be unfortunate if this device just started firing off speech for what would otherwise be thoughts one would not say out loud. I suppose that depends on th
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by x187463 1y ago
What do you mean pass a dict? As in kwargs? kwargs = {'arg1':'val1', 'arg2':'val2'} my_obj = MyDataclass(**kwargs) Works fine for a dataclass with arg1 and arg2 attributes.
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I agree. Regardless of what you think about Hertz or the dubious fees associated with the damage repair, the actual tech is doing something useful. I'd rather scan the vehicle as I leave the lot and have clear evidence of its state bef
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run script "missing x..." pip install x run script "missing y..." pip install y > y not found google y to find package name pip install ypackage > conflict with other package realize I forgot a venv and have
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It's arguable ChatGPT is not such a great name, either. The general public has no idea what GPT means and will often swap the letters around. It does benefit from being unique, however.
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This sounds like a lot of effort to keep watching commercials.
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by x187463 1y ago
This is the feature that has me using Edge at work. Having the browser read every blog/article at 2x speed with word highlighting is awesome.
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by x187463 1y ago
FSD is incredible in that it works everywhere, most of the time. The problem is it works most of the time. I do not think the current FSD sensor suite (camera only) will ever be safely capable of true unsupervised FSD. I use FSD every day
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by x187463 1y ago
You might like TerminalTextEffects. Disclosure, I'm the author. https://github.com/ChrisBuilds/terminaltexteffects
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by x187463 1y ago
I find it nearly incomprehensible that so much oil exists. That's ~7k Olympic swimming pools of oil every day. This has been going on for decades.
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Copilot is helpful for handing formatting and repetitive structural stuff. It doesn't need to actually create the content to be useful.
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> Which means these LLM architectures will not be producing groundbreaking novel theories in science and technology. Is it not possible that new theories and breakthroughs could result from this so-called statistical pattern matching? Th
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by x187463 1y ago
I think much of the challenge people have with decorators is not in understanding how they work, but in identifying when they are useful.
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by x187463 2y ago
Personal Projects Will finally implement that gravity in TTE, despite vowing not to. We all know how well developers keep promises. Knowledge Growth Will achieve enlightenment on the true meaning of 'enshittification', likely
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by x187463 2y ago
I see a lot of comments here arguing age requirements are overreach and these decisions should be left to the parents. To those presenting such arguments, do you think that applies to other activities as well? What about smoking/drinki
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by x187463 2y ago
Do you think Cursor's AI tools are significantly better than VSCode's Copilot? I haven't had time to check out Cursor. But from the general description, the AI tooling sounds very similar.
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by x187463 2y ago
This is a before/after moment for image generation. A simple example is the background images on a ton of (mediocre) music youtube channels. They almost all use AI generated images that are full of nonsense the closer you look. Jazz ch
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by x187463 2y ago
I think the correct response for FSD would have been to stop in the situations presented in the video. That wasn't anything like normal fog, rain, or light obstruction. The situations they created were so extreme you simply couldn&#x27
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by x187463 2y ago
I use FSD every day and it has driven easily 98% of the miles on my model 3. I would never let it drive unsupervised. I honestly have no idea how they think they're ready for robotaxis. FSD is an incredible driver assistance system. It
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It's crazy how that option completely evades many people's reasoning on the subject.
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Perhaps on review of specific ad presentation practices, you could argue for a degradation of experience, but showing adds more or less within YouTube to free users seems like an acceptable method of generating revenue. As an aside, the f
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It certainly seems as though many people's opinion of FSD is very much out of date. I recall riding in a friend's M3 in 2020 when he attempted to demonstrate FSD (or whatever it was called at the time). We didn't make it more
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Are there any other carmakers with anything close to SFSD? People love to hate and act as though SFSD doesn't work, but SFSD v13 has driven ~95% of the miles on my model 3. From the driveway to the office and back, SFSD drives the car

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