bretthoerner

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by bretthoerner 6d ago
Oh, lol. My Tesla Robotaxi children. I meant swap human drivers .
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by bretthoerner 7d ago
Where do you live that humans are punished for "accidents"? You can run someone over in America and it's basically an "oopsie, do better next time!"
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by bretthoerner 7d ago
It's a pool. If all the drunks switch to autonomous vehicles then we all win. If all the school teachers switch to autonomous vehicles then the drunks lose. In my own life I see the most reasonable/thoughtful drivers raving about
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by bretthoerner 7d ago
You said both "tram" and "neighbourhood" so I'm assuming you aren't in the US. I truly mean no offense, but it's hard to express how spread out even the most metropolitan areas are in the US. Sure, NYC is
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Durable Objects Are Made for Agents(calv.info)
2 points by bretthoerner 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 7mo ago
> even if the client had passed a value it would have still done exactly the same thing, as the value of "v" (or anything from the request) is not used in that block If they passed in any value, they would have entered the bloc
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Mozilla's Response to Proposed Remedies in U.S. vs. Google LLC(blog.mozilla.org)
9 points by bretthoerner 2y ago|7 comments
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
We had the same experience going ~800mi in a day (each way; so we did this twice). We also had 3 kids in the car, so 5 people total... or to put it another way, approximately 500% more people in our EV than the big SUVs driving next to us.
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
My attorney friends tell me that the FTC doesn't really have the ability to do this, since contract law is part of state law. (My poor paraphrasing, not theirs.) I've been surprised I haven't seen this mentioned on social med
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
> Because they would then trade those like carbon offsets or find away to ignore them/workaround them for a market advantage. Isn't that the point? I'm not arguing (or not arguing) for this solution, but charging people th
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
> how do you make sure the boot has not been compromised and that you are not just sending the password to the bad guys? In my case, I can't. This is a NAS in my house and this is mostly to prevent me from having to go to another ro
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
All fair, I guess I just landed on mkinitcpio-tinyssh first and it was my introduction to the idea, and only took a few seconds to setup. I'll switch to openssh if I ever have issues, but this has been working fine for many years, so I
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
Ah, I've never used DropBear. I don't know how one could be better than another for my simple use case, honestly.
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by bretthoerner 2y ago
tinyssh is great. One use case for it that people may not know about: using it during Linux boot so you can remotely unlock encrypted drives. I have a headless NAS server that uses dm-crypt/LUKS under ZFS. When I update my kernel/
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GraphCast: AI model for weather forecasting(deepmind.google)
630 points by bretthoerner 3y ago|290 comments
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by bretthoerner 3y ago
Zoning laws.
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WebAssembly: An Updated Roadmap for Developers(bytecodealliance.org)
7 points by bretthoerner 3y ago|0 comments
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How GitHub Copilot is getting better at understanding your code(github.blog)
2 points by bretthoerner 3y ago|0 comments
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GitHub: Working with the LLMs Behind GitHub Copilot(github.blog)
5 points by bretthoerner 3y ago|0 comments
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Hidet: A Deep Learning Compiler for Efficient Model Serving(pytorch.org)
2 points by bretthoerner 3y ago|1 comments
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Cutting Corners(strongtowns.org)
2 points by bretthoerner 4y ago|0 comments
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Pointer Compression in V8 Oilpan(v8.dev)
1 points by bretthoerner 4y ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
To maybe help defuse: it looks to me like dntrkv was actually agreeing with you (and talking about dereg's post), but it seems like you misunderstood, and then alex_young probably misread you as being dereg given your reply. Just my ta
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
Recent video where roundabouts in Carmel are a big focus, from pedestrian/cyclist POV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqx6aRCO0MI
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
I don't think you should need a cron and an alarm, you should be able to just set (and re-set) an alarm in your Durable Object(s)?
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
This is a great list. I'm going to ride your coat tails with some of my favorites. I'm a father of 3 little ones, FWIW. - Take all parenting advice with a grain of salt, everyone's sample size is too low. - (Related) Each kid
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
Not at all.
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
You're effectively saying my family (in a city) should keep paying to make your life equivalent cost to a city life. I'm saying your life should come with the full cost of the burden it bears, that's all. We'll still hav
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
> including transportation of goods and produce Forgive me, if your rural land is on a major interstate then I definitely agree! For every branch off that major arterial the road becomes more and more specific to a few number of people,
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
The problem is that rural and suburban living is heavily subsidized in relation to urban living, which has economies of scale. This doesn't even factor in things like per-capita pollution. If people who would "rather" live a

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