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6d ago
Simply send your cable through the center of the earth and boom, latency reduced by ~1/2. Remember me when you make billions of $ from my idea.
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13d ago
My processing power is also weak :(
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13d ago
At the very least, should be a 429
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13d ago
I heard they can't figure out how to fix it with ChatGPT down.
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20d ago
I think you can similarly reduce humans. For example, all humans do is contract muscles. This doesn't fully cover all of biology, such as replicating cells, etc. so not exactly comprehensive, but hopefully that helps get the idea acros
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22d ago
Or maybe generalized to "get good at problem solving." I've found building software systems has a lot of parallels to working on physical things such as carpentry/DIY and working on small engines. The concepts of breakin
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22d ago
Whoa, totally realistic xD
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1mo ago
Ooo, sneaky. Not being familiar with flight verbiage, I didn't catch the "27 minute mission" being different than a 27 minute long flight!
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1mo ago
Sorry folks, guess my GHCP query was too large...
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1mo ago
This is why rare steak is ok, but rare ground beef hamburgers are not. Although less cooked through burgers are sometimes served in restaurants that grind their beef fresh right before cooking
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1mo ago
Ok, using a laser thermometer for food is hilarious. Thanks for this xD
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1mo ago
I agree that this could be a good middle ground. This causes the webhook to be a push notification with the eventId/cursor, that then causes the consumer to pull the actual data (along with other recent events if desired).
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1mo ago
How much of gardening is dealing with bugs?
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1mo ago
These are not completely different things, but maybe different sides of the same coin. You enjoy the act of gardening, so you do not automate it away. You enjoy the clean home, not the act of cleaning, so you may be interested in automating
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1mo ago
Good callout to make sure people are aware. This change is totally fair from my perspective. I see the "always free" as "you will never pay for this for as long as you keep it" as opposed to "this will always be ava
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1mo ago
Yes, totally agree that they are primarily directly cheating themselves. But it also indirectly cheats their peers who are being surpassed by the cheating students (at least in school). Similarly for cheating in interviews. Unfortunately th
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2mo ago
You should be able to suffix the x domain with "cancel" to view the content through a proxy. i.e. "xcancel.com/...."
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2mo ago
I think approaches like this have potential. Only time will tell. This reminds me of the mixture of experts taken by deepseek r2 (I think it was r2, at least), but less specific models I guess. I have often wondered how tools like GHCP choo
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2mo ago
I haven't done that on campus, but I've left my keys in the mechanic's key drop box when dropping of a car overnight!
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3mo ago
I interpreted it as the author adding some internal dialog about how they want to do more research on the article/person in question so they were opening up a new tab so they could learn more. But I can see how this could certainly be
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3mo ago
I do think the article title is a bit misleading. "75% More Pedestrians Have Been Killed Since 2009. Giant Trucks and SUVs Are *One Reason*" would be a more accurate title based on my reading.
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3mo ago
Gilfoyle was really ahead of the times with Son of Anton.
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3mo ago
> aggressively supervised Is that what we're calling it now?
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3mo ago
I can see the greater complex-wide cycle argument for complex wide amenities, leasing office support, and maintenance request response/resolution times. Everyone moves out, so the above issues become a higher priority until units are b
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3mo ago
Sorry for your loss.
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3mo ago
Interesting. I'll have to do so reading into remote hooks!
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3mo ago
> I am sorry but I can’t use any US AI if I don’t have the guarantee that I will be able to use it tomorrow. To be fair this is every commercial model. We have already seen GHCP increase prices by anywhere from 10-100x (depending on usag
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3mo ago
Where is it forbidden by the standard? I don't see anything in the GET definition in RFC 9110 [1] forbidding that. My understanding was that this is just undefined behavior. And not recommended due to your point about some third-party
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3mo ago
Does `--no-verify` override the restriction via hooks, or are there some kind of server-side hooks that can be used?
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3mo ago
I may be the exception, but if I plan to work on non-work related stuff while traveling I absolutely take my personal laptop. I've done this when traveling to my HQ, as well as taking both work and personal laptops on personal vacation
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