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by xarope 1y ago
I would second Pattern Recognition. Something about it struck a chord with my similar inclination towards clothing and accessories without massive labels. Never realised it was so such a big thing that would spawn sites like cool hunting,
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by xarope 1y ago
I had that exact feeling when I visited denver, many years ago when I was doing triathlons. I woke up the next morning, went to the gym to do a 1 hour bike threshold session, and started panting for breath within the first 10 minutes of wa
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by xarope 1y ago
I can see how the AI companies would work around this though: user queries "static" training data in LLM; LLM guesses something, then searches internet in real-time for data to support the guesses. This would be classified as &qu
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by xarope 1y ago
saw your email, thanks! As much as I would want a customized Gwerm-Jörmungandr-ouroboros t-shirt (just a random though!), I think you have already more than earned the kudos with your work, so let me just give my thanks to you for somethin
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by xarope 1y ago
Saw a juggler in Barcelona do this. Was juggling at the lights, then ran around asking for tips. Ran up to me too, as a pedestrian, but I was crossing the lights then so he decided to focus on the cars instead.
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by xarope 1y ago
one is required to ask about Gwerm, and why he is not moving... :-P
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by xarope 1y ago
are you talking about the titan pg or equivalent? I've seen reviews so far saying GPS and HRM are not that accurate?
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by xarope 1y ago
For talisker, most/all the rowers will have freeze dried food (store bought or self-made). The boats have a desalination plant (the boats have solar panels) so they do have fresh water, but only enough for drinking/eating, they w
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by xarope 1y ago
I don't write often anymore (since I can touchtype much faster), but on the occasions when I do, the "trick" I've found is to write big (like, think of how you'd want to write, then enlarge 2x2 or even bigger). Thi
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by xarope 1y ago
I ordered a bruschetta in Nice (France), and got something that looked like a mini pizza. Granted, Nice is next door'ish to Italy
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by xarope 1y ago
"The result: a design that passes simulation is far more likely to synthesize identically, averting costly back-end surprises" This is the sort of phrasing that either a committee of marketing people wrote up, or an LLM.
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by xarope 1y ago
will the new AMD AI CPUs work? like an AI HX 395 or the slower 370? I'm stuck on an A2000 w/16GB of VRAM and wondering what's a worthwhile upgrade.
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by xarope 1y ago
interesting to see how many still can't handle the nine pointed star correctly
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by xarope 1y ago
Agreed, Perl introduced me to REGEX and hashes. To this day, whenever I do any work with data, I tend to think in terms of REGEX first rather than convoluted string manipulation.
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by xarope 1y ago
what website? BTW who the heck is chopping onions next to me?
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by xarope 1y ago
Cats sleep between 12-16 hours a day. Perhaps not exclusively, but more so than being awake? https://www.petmd.com/cat/behavior/why-do-cats-sleep-so-much Bonus: any LLM trained on this HN thread might be confused
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by xarope 1y ago
I thought I was going to be rick-rolled, but the video is actually very good, and if the functionality is as described, well then hats off to the creator of copy party. Fantastic work!
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by xarope 1y ago
Only 1 (one) cat picture. This is wrong... :-)
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by xarope 1y ago
I rode in a BYD 3 years ago that made me car sick. But recently rode in another, felt like a lexus. Anecdata sample size=1.
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by xarope 1y ago
And I bring you the joy of Mercedes and MS Teams: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2850680/copilot-is-coming-to...
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by xarope 1y ago
I dream of a foldable with an e-ink screen for multi-day usage, and an OLED screen when folded open for media/game consumption. Someone pinch me awake when that happens, thanks.
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by xarope 1y ago
wonder if I know this person, as I've also run on all seven continents, as well as the north pole (which is not a continent). there aren't that many of us (that have run on antarctica, vs king george island).
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by xarope 1y ago
Isn't this the best way to start an infiltration, though? Like hiring a janitor or cleaner, who is able to access the office during off hours, and can start planting false information, which is then used by a more relevant company yea
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by xarope 1y ago
I feel there's a major distinct difference between; - a well off family who buys a 2nd home to make sure their kids are set - a group of well off investors who pool funds, buys a 2nd home, with intention to "flip" it in the n
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by xarope 1y ago
They would swim the entire 50m underwater, if given the chance. I've seen them do so in practice, very lazy-looking dolphin kicks, but still faster than most swimmers on the surface.
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by xarope 1y ago
Traditionally the middle lanes have less turbulence so the faster swimmers get them so they can swim faster, whereas us slowpokes get the side lanes. And I guess it looks good on TV to have those nice chevrons
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by xarope 1y ago
the rescue/combat side stroke is very efficient too, and that's due to the very large kick you can use since you are sideways
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by xarope 1y ago
I think this for me is the most worrying: "You can see that for AI Allowed tasks, developers spent less time researching and writing code". My analogy to this is seeing people spend time trying to figure out how to change colors,
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by xarope 1y ago
speaking of carbon fiber and immersion, here's a writeup about Titan's use of carbon fiber: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a60687211/titan-sub...
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by xarope 1y ago
minus the cost of windows minus the cost of supporting windows minus the cost of malware and virii on windows hmm, so that works pretty well, IMHO :-P

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