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zild3d
1y ago
Not op but I would also just use an ESP32 since they're super cheap, I already know how to work with them, and there's a pile of em in the drawer. If producing multiple, yeah esp32 is overkill, but when cost is <$5 wouldn'
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zild3d
1y ago
well for now its either small device that uses APIs or Paddington Bear needs a backpack for his GPU
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1y ago
> the need for translating vague desires from laypeople into a precise specification will remain—there's nothing on the AI horizon that will solve for this LLMs are very good at exactly that. What they aren't good at (I'l
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1y ago
He mentioned a rough estimate of one per century per galaxy. Estimate for average stars per galaxy is 100 million, which would be 1 in 10 billion stars every year
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2y ago
Are you trying to tell me this Rubbery Lasagne isn't a real recipe? https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_LZarKW1PMNlSlx/rubbery-l... All Ingredients - rubber cement, 2 cups - water, 1 cup - lasagne noodles, 1
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2y ago
> a bit lame to steal that theme Do you mean reuse/copy/redistribute? Which is what the GPL-3.0+/MIT license that the theme uses is meant for? > Based on Fedora Atomic Xfce with the Chicago95 theme. The readme has a dir
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2y ago
Mentions pretty clearly it doesn't include traffic data since that's all proprietary vendors
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2y ago
Yeah OSRM precomputes routes so if you just need the same mode of transportation and not dynamic params (like avoid tolls on this route, etc) it's gonna be a lot faster. Valhalla was designed for flexible/dynamic routing
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2y ago
> I never asked/consented for this. You put it on the information super highway baby
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2y ago
So for say a weekly on-call rotation you would be paid all 24 hours x 7 days at double rate? (- ~40) Also most tech companies don't have unions...
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2y ago
I enjoyed it :) I see a lot of complaints about the ai generation. My 2c would be the photorealistic style is throwing people off a bit. Painting/artistic renderings might do it better justice
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2y ago
> All the cutting edge models are open weight licensed, and run locally. No? from https://lmarena.ai/ coding: ... Rank* ... Model ... Score ... Org ... License 1 ... Grok-3-Preview-02-24 ... 1414 ... xAI ... Proprietary
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2y ago
> The bank's login process has to wait for all of them to respond Why? If e.g. one loan account is slow to respond seems like letting you in once auth is successful and showing a loading state for that slow account is a better exper
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2y ago
Huh? These are very different investment goals, you're not choosing between a or b
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2y ago
If there was a simple way to get the food for free, a lot of people would stop paying for meals
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2y ago
> Starlink cares a lot about national borders Isn't is moreso that _laws_ care a lot about national borders? And Starlink has to care about laws to operate?
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2y ago
> I fell in love with coding because I could take my dad's old Thinkpad, install Linux for free - fire up Emacs and start hacking without an internet connection. I'm not understanding what it is about a private company launchin
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2y ago
> Unless I'm missing something, this seems like an incredibly long winded way to check the users IP location? It's less accurate than that. IP Geocoding can be down to the city level in many cases. This is _maybe_ nearest clou
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2y ago
First, I'm a fan of LLMs reducing friction in tests, but I would be concerned with the false sense of confidence here. The demo gif shows "hey I wrote your tests and they pass, go ahead and merge them" OP makes a valid point
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2y ago
They did yesterday https://www.tzevaadom.co.il/en/alerts/5292
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2y ago
Confused why their ranking has postgres at 4 then? https://db-engines.com/en/ranking
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2y ago
and nobody can guarantee 100% uptime of online software services. Not to give a free pass or excuse downtime, but you shouldn't expect 100% uptime if its not in an SLA you are paying for, which would be quite expensive
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2y ago
Not really, a startup can certainly disrupt the old big cos, but as its growing and taking on more large enterprise customers and scaling up teams, by the time its "producing 90% of the value" you're a few short years from fi
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zild3d
2y ago
1 cymbal isn't the instrument though. You're buying a drum set (5 drums typically), a handful of cymbals, stands, etc. It's also generally accessible to get the same <guitars, bass guitars, keyboards> used by profession
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2y ago
The property owner/manager gives you a call and says hey are you throwing a party
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2y ago
Yes location services typically uses wifi scanning first, and GPS only when high accuracy location updates are needed. (since its lower battery drain and faster)
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2y ago
what's the end goal? To convince the owner that the occupancy counter is malfunctioning for a couple days and then after that throw a big party? Maybe you can just ask if it's okay to host a party before renting..
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2y ago
There's 4 brands that essentially dominate the market Zildjian Sabian (started by Robert Zildjian) Meinl (German) Paiste (Swiss)
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2y ago
yep drums and cymbals are very expensive. Beginner cymbals are ~$300 for a pack (hi hat, crash, ride). Intermediate/pro cymbals are easily $400-500 a piece https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ZP4PK--zildji
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2y ago
>even in your cherry picked examples they're unfortunately morphing all over the place they're kids doodles. being a bit wonky is part of the charm, i think its a great use case for where ai animation is at the moment. If this
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