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3mo ago
You don't use an LLM to create images, that requires (today) transformer model. I assume that "AI can write binary" means "AI can use a toolset that results in a binary" because we've already seen GPTs use a co
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We could also slow down the motor vehicles to the speeds where drivers can react to pedestrians and cyclists. And improve education all around for road users, including pedestrians, to widen the understanding of how individual decisions aff
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5mo ago
What is RAVED?
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5mo ago
We call it "dark" because we are sloppy. The same side of the moon always faces the Earth. If the same side of the Earth always faced the moon, then only one hemisphere would be able to see the moon. Since you can see the moon fro
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5mo ago
"far-side of the moon" There is no dark side.
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5mo ago
"far side of the moon"
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7mo ago
and murdered a bunch of Venezuelans, a bunch of non-citizens in the USA, collected from American companies and residents billions in tariffs... How about those Epstein files?
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8mo ago
A reading group is one approach. Regular reading of software development blogs, even older ones, will teach you a lot. Expand your professional network by using local meetups or other professional events to find a mentor.
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8mo ago
It would be nice if the link to the 2027 calendar included the weekday alignment.
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8mo ago
Key phrase "captures some of the sentiment of Stoicism". Her book could be cut down to about ten pages. If Books Could Kill reviewed her book in April 2025: "Peter and Michael discuss The Let Them Theory, a self-help guide to
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9mo ago
We call those "change requests"
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9mo ago
Its page load time is as if it's running to the first clouds...
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I, too, made this assumption. Then I learned it was an actual product my ex-employer had selected and kept using. It still didn't make sense why an enhancement request and a fix request couldn't be moved between queues. Or why I r
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10mo ago
Jesus saves but John makes backups and Moses takes them offsite.
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10mo ago
"But the crane wasn't there yesterday!"
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10mo ago
And that crane cable was much thicker! And it was two drones in a short period of time!
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10mo ago
Yes but tradeoffs with delivery speed, and thin wires are still hard to detect with limits on vision processing.
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10mo ago
it's an approximation of dangerous areas, catenary curves are more accurate than straight lines but you don't know the length of the cable so you don't know the droop height.
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10mo ago
A cage around the drone, there are kids toys like this, and also commercial products for inspection. Prevents contact with other objects, contact can be sensed and reacted to. https://www.flyability.com/elios-3 Doesn't
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10mo ago
And google now says it has been removed.
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10mo ago
I tried googling parts of that and could not find it. Is it online?
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One problem I've had running a NAS at home is dust. My usual installation location is my pantry, which is where the network enters my apartment. Unfortunately, it is also the same room as my heat pump, so dust can accumulate. Integrati
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/investigates/tesla-grok-mom-9.695693... This mom’s son was asking Tesla’s Grok AI chatbot about soccer. It told him to send nude pics, she says xAI, the company that developed Grok, respond
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11mo ago
So much of what DJT is doing should be disallowed but isn't. So we can disallow them and then add an amendment to reverse all DJT executive orders and pardons. I'm joking! Everything will be broken by then.
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11mo ago
My experience with dry needling was just in and out, no movement laterally or in depth after insertion. I'm sorry you experienced this.
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1y ago
The first copy of this essay captured by the Internet Archive was in October of 2001: https://web.archive.org/web/20011013031756/http://wuphys.wus... The same timestamp at the bottom of the essay can be
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This is exactly the physics occuring. Amplitude of sound is pressure. When two signals are 180 degrees out of phase, one is "increases the pressure" while the other "decreases the pressure" of the air. In an sound editor
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1y ago
First "everything": Logging "everything" could include stack traces and parameter values at every function call. Take the information you can get from a debugger and imagine you log all of it. Would that be necessary to
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Probably has an aluminum ring to cap it (with a rubber-like seal that can be punctured with a needle. What about the aluminized foil-sealed bottles for pills, powders, etc.?
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We still have books, and libraries. And some libraries have books. Sadly, most of the stuff most people want to verify is "breaking news" and "gossip". Did the pope really wear a puffy white coat? Does it really matter?
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