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by penneyd 1mo ago
Well in the example above the manufacturer still has incentive to provide the manual's and guides that describe how to use their products, and if that is subsequently served by an LLM that's totally fine. The only sites that LLM&#
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by penneyd 6mo ago
Same, early 50s and this is like the heyday of coding where you could rapidly iterate on things and actively make leaps and bounds of progress. Super fun.
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by penneyd 8mo ago
Agreed - this seems like a no brainer, surely this is something that is being worked on.
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by penneyd 1y ago
They just do the same thing with regular homes :)
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by penneyd 1y ago
Fine over here using Firefox
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by penneyd 1y ago
I agree that it was a bit meh, maker faire with a small side of youtubers is an accurate description but overall I enjoyed it and there were definitely some cool booths. Saturday was also ridiculously busy making it hard to navigate and int
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Chinese satellite achieves 5x Starlink speed with 2-watt laser from 36km orbit(ibtimes.co.uk)
5 points by penneyd 1y ago|2 comments
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by penneyd 2y ago
Are there any examples of these types of reconstructions where the reconstruction has been performed blind on the skull of someone for which we have photos?
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by penneyd 2y ago
For a full sheet low cost CNC the v4 LowRider is hard to beat https://docs.v1e.com/lowrider/
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by penneyd 2y ago
Article states +/- 0.6mm
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by penneyd 2y ago
Turns out they actually say swim suit ;)
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by penneyd 2y ago
A drag knife setup might make the world of difference here, nice little project though.
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by penneyd 2y ago
I've always had it somewhat but COVID late last year definitely kicked it up a notch for a while, it did fade back to essentially being unnoticeable after a couple of months though. Hope yours fades too, it's a nuisance for sure.
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by penneyd 3y ago
A model 3 is no heavier than a 3 series.
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by penneyd 3y ago
Often times I'll look to position the mouse and then look at something else when I actually hit the button.
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by penneyd 3y ago
Perhaps writing a blog post about it was ill advised if privacy was the goal.
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by penneyd 3y ago
Just checked mine which is used all the time and it's about 1.5mb per week.
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by penneyd 3y ago
Yeah same here, 67 orders and no issues, perhaps it's a location thing?
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by penneyd 3y ago
I flipped back to FF about a year ago, performs flawlessly and all the extensions I used on Chrome are available too.
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by penneyd 3y ago
If these folks didn't use the water, what alternate use would it be put to?
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by penneyd 3y ago
Brutal - hope you're able to stay cool, is that 47 in the shade?
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by penneyd 3y ago
Perhaps we shouldn't expect these models to know everything about everything. What sources did you yourself use to learn this knowledge and did the training data incorporate them? It's a bit like asking a software engineer law que
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by penneyd 3y ago
It wouldn't exist without a human actively creating/capturing it so doesn't seem as though that's an actual problem. Does a photograph involve significant human authorship - choosing a prompt or choosing to click the but
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by penneyd 3y ago
Yet without stackoverflow chatgpt wouldn't be particularly helpful
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by penneyd 4y ago
A law was recently passed that allows you to sell and move and keep your property tax rate that was designed to alleviate this issue.
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by penneyd 4y ago
I take it that nobody is thinking sabotage?
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Mysterious symbols in cave paintings may be earliest form of writing(livescience.com)
1 points by penneyd 4y ago|0 comments
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by penneyd 4y ago
It does provide something for humans to do, a whole ecosystem is set to spring up employing millions of people churning out dirty limericks and jokes about religion. Tis a glorious future indeed.
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by penneyd 4y ago
Is it possible (feasable) to create a geodesic dome on a hill or do you need a flat surface to make it work?
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by penneyd 4y ago
Land mines persist long after the wars have ended, quietly waiting to maim the innocent.

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