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SamuelAdams
7d ago
You really ought to study recent developments in the service industry. Olive Garden added a tablet to every table so that customers can place their orders without talking to or waiting for a waiter. The goal was faster, more accurate servic
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This is my recent experience as well. Models want to run linters, tests, etc. And that is all covered in GitHub actions. So I have been instructing agents to push a draft PR, then I validate the static checks pass and tell the agent if ther
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8d ago
I do wonder what this does with HIPAA laws. Will TV's need to be removed from hospital rooms, or vetted specifically for microphones and cameras?
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Cars already do this. https://www.mozillafoundation.org/en/blog/privacy-nightmare-... https://apnews.com/article/auto-car-privacy-3674ce59c9b30f28... https://en.wikipedia.org/
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8d ago
I currently use the plex direct play feature on android tv with a Nvidia Shield Pro. Is there an equivalent jellyfin android tv app?
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8d ago
Skills are kind of a new thing starting around January 2026, but the spec was established about 12 months ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46871173 Anyways the most layman way I’ve seen it explained is this: skills
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8d ago
I have always had issues with playing high bitrate BluRay remuxes, with HDR and DTS 5.1+ audio. Granted the last time I tried JellyFin was January 2025 so it is possible this has changed. Have there been improvements on this front?
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16d ago
Can you update the "did not answer" flow to, instead of six busy signals and hanging up, be the dialog to end of the Matrix (1999)? The film concludes with Neo talking into a phone booth phone to the audience and I think it would
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27d ago
Its like reading reddit comments now. Many of them are generated by AI and bots, and they sound just like real people. Or advertisers masquerading as regular people recommending specific products. It used to be fairly obvious (using em dash
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28d ago
Here is the full study. https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10....
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1mo ago
It reminds me of the part in the film `I, Robot (2004)`. The protagonist, Detective Spooner, is driving down a freeway. Driving has been automated at this point in the future, however drivers can manually drive if they elect to do so. And
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That is an excellent book that describes the changes higher education is facing in its students around 2014-2018. I have read it about a year ago. They really ought to do a follow up for 2026. From what I gather talking to faculty and profe
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I wonder if the latest Jurassic Park: Rebirth film drew from this? There is a reference to global warming that is similar to the poem. That the world will heat up, and humanity will die, and the earth will continue on as it has for a millio
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You jest but this is exactly how Anna’s Archive was set up. Anyone can copy the infrastructure code’s git repository and set up a mirror of the site and trackers under a new domain relatively quickly. Maybe a similar setup can be done for b
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It’s also great in wartime, when communications are likely to be interrupted. For an example read the book “All the light we cannot See” by Doerr
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They do, what Apple does release is referenced often in discussions. https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/f6217f89... https://lore.kernel.org/asahi/c13d95d0-911f-48f6-b4ca-
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3mo ago
Can this go up and down stairs? If I want my home tidied up, I want the whole home done not just one floor. For 100 USD I can get a Roomba or Roborock for one floor and because that is so cheap I don’t mind this limitation. But for 8-10k US
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Check your local Costco, I snapped up a 512 GB model for 1197 last Saturday.
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GM just did this in the last 30 days [1], and their sales are likely going to be just fine. In fact the auto industry has repeatedly automated jobs over the last 100 years, and they still make decent sales numbers. If you decided to boycott
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3mo ago
Let's be honest, at a certain point it's a hobby. And it's still cheaper than snowboarding.
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This seems to be less about K8’s and more about the infra as code movement. It doesn’t matter if you use K8, CDK, or terraform - you get the same benefits the OP stated across the board. It is nice to be able to have a consistent deployment
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It noticed a flooding area due to low grass by the walkout door. It noticed mixed 15 and 20a receptacles on the same circuit. It noticed warped siding and recalled circuit breakers still in use.
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Similarly, I used gen ai to review a real estate purchase. I provided Zillow listing photos and serial numbers of all appliances, the electric panel, and a few additional not pictured areas that I took during the walk through. I prompted th
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It is useful if you automate generating release notes. Then your notes are grouped by new features first, then bug fixes after. This makes it a little easier for non-technical uses to read.
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I use Optery for about two months a year, seems to do a good enough job for most of the data brokers. There are also discounts or promo codes to lower the price as well. https://www.optery.com/ HN Launch: https://
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4mo ago
You should add an Easter egg in your cli program: dagger attack, which prints out a favourite Top Gun quote.
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The other advantage with bash is that most developers can run it locally to validate what it is doing and debug issues. With GitHub Actions you need to always commit and push, slowing down the DX.
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LMS’s are a lot like programming languages. There’s the ones people complain about and the ones no one uses.
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4mo ago
It depends on what you pay for. If you need FedRamp or IL4+ compliance you are likely on dedicated infrastructure. Everyone else uses multi tenancy.
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