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by VectorLock 3y ago
Which brands did you try and how much did you try them?
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by VectorLock 3y ago
That was the first thing I thought of when I saw this post and read the code a bit. Also fuck the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for telling auto makers to ignore a very well intentioned state law.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
MacBookPros have been pretty much for the past decade+ the undisputed leader of rugged hardware design. Nobody else to my knowledge sells machined unibody laptops at a competitive price point. (Only half jokingly posting this hoping someb
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Is it weird I'm kind of more interested in this included "go_questionary" library?
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by VectorLock 3y ago
This is why you always see bald faced attempts by HR departments to generate "passionate employees."
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by VectorLock 3y ago
>pull model metrics is an antipattern While I agree there are a lot of Prometheus people who would disagree.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
This is what I'd describe as the deepest of the deep magic.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Was just buying a new Toyota thats supposed to be delivered in about a month and was thinking about how to hit them with the "So about that new law..."
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by VectorLock 3y ago
People seem to forget that the subreddits they create or moderate don't actually belong to them, they belong to Reddit Inc.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Using all of its internal battery for propulsion I wonder how far it could go.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Seems to be the unfortunate progression of almost every potentially transformative technology.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
"Adequate" is an interesting choice of a word when describing something's safety record.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Thats what 95% of people are doing with git but the fact that git has so much more complexity built into it to get to those simple operations is what the author is talking about. Although that tech is cool, it does have a lot of complicati
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by VectorLock 3y ago
I love this user testimonial in particular... >i love your gui!!! it's great! my only problem is that i can't read german so i am forced to navigate using either trial-and-error or my trusty german-english dictionary (which is
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Thats a very HN opinion. Sometimes people pick careers for factors other than how interesting they are.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Its kind of hilarious to picture what a new born baby taking in the amount of water a 200 lb man would in a day. And of course "overexposed" is exactly the dose that fits their narrative. I'm suspect they'd also have an
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Yes, banning and teaching are definitely the same thing.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Bit rot, tapes are extremely prone to actual physical rot too.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
This looks tasty thanks for sharing the recipe.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
What about the pressure cooker makes them more practical? Reduced cooking time? Can you skip the rehydration process for dried beans? For me at least I think a lot of what limits me looking to beans is to go from "no prep" to &
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Tweets of a screenshot of the text rather than the actual text is far and away the worst part about this.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Whos hallucinating more, people that think these prompts will prevent these things, the LLMs, or people who think they're real? If anybody worried about AI-driven disinformation just has to take a glance at the fact that _nobody has an
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by VectorLock 3y ago
When we have chats executing code/calling apis/doing things on the Internet more widely its going to make SQL injection and XSS seem like a pleasant dream by comparison.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
The motor was great, everything attached to it though not so much.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
My 89 Cherokee was like this but since 2010 they're just all complete junk.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Depending on the corporate culture: feature, not a bug.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
>Except Chrysler, it's best to avoid all era of Chrysler and I say this as former K-Car and Ram owner. Jeeps are hilariously bad. Like "far and away statistically the worst" reliability wise.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Funny, I always considered about 2008-2012 to be about the sweet spot for vehicles. Enough electronics but not too much.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Worked with him at Twitter. Doing software at GM seems like the right place for him.
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by VectorLock 3y ago
Old school sensitive CMOS chips pretty much made the market for "wrist strap" ESD.

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