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by quux 13d ago
Because there's a speed display along the left side of the center display. Teslas have been doing this legally for years. Even before Teslas, I had a Toyota Yaris that had a center mounted instrument cluster a few years ago. I guess it
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by quux 2mo ago
https://archive.is/3J3iw
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by quux 3mo ago
Also discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48747038
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This Cell Feeds, Grows and Reproduces. and It's Manmade(nytimes.com)
46 points by quux 3mo ago|8 comments
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by quux 3mo ago
No, I don’t think so, because the egg still needs to be fertilized by a sperm cell to develop into an embryo. Now if the sperm cell were from the same donor I don’t know what would happen
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by quux 4mo ago
You don't eat it, don't be silly.... you stick the poop up your butt
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by quux 4mo ago
It's not people using stolen cards, it's people feeling shame or regret after making an intentional purchase and using chargebacks to "undo" the purchase
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by quux 4mo ago
It was a bit more Kamban-ish
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by quux 4mo ago
2023 came pretty close to your nightmare scenario
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by quux 4mo ago
We called it "Continuous Improvement Man" because by the 3rd round of building our camp we had the process really dialed in
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by quux 4mo ago
To paraphrase Captain Malcom Reynolds: "My days of not taking Burning Man seriously are definitely coming to a middle."
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by quux 4mo ago
The natural tension between chaos and order is one of the things that makes Burning Man so interesting.
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by quux 4mo ago
Worth noting: Plants, living or dead, are banned from Burning Man because they turn into moop really easily, but some always end up there anyway
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by quux 5mo ago
That's kind of a beautiful vision
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by quux 5mo ago
My prompt was "give me the most generic playa house beat you can imagine" and I gotta say, it nailed it
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by quux 5mo ago
I just bought my brother 6 months of pro so he could use Claude code. How do I request a refund
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by quux 5mo ago
It must, if it now outputs more tokens than 4.6's tokenizer for the same input. I think the announcement and model cards provide a little more detail as to what exactly is different
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by quux 5mo ago
If only there were an Open AI company who's mandate, built into the structure of the company, were to make frontier models available to everyone for the good of humanity. Oh well
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by quux 5mo ago
> Adell was just drunk enough to try, just sober enough to be able to phrase the necessary symbols and operations into a question which, in words, might have corresponded to this: TIL Asimov predicted the Ballmer Peak in 1956
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by quux 5mo ago
This is a useless benchmark now a days, every model provider trains their models on making good pelicans. Some have even trained every combination of animal/mode of transportation
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by quux 5mo ago
With the exception of a couple of comments that add context like that this might be a dev feature that was unintentionally enabled in a released version of Gas Town, the majority of the rest of this discourse seems to be: "I've ne
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by quux 5mo ago
Mark Watney sighs deeply
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by quux 6mo ago
“Pay them, in the scheme of things it’s a speeding ticket”
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by quux 6mo ago
OpenCode does this. Not sure about other tools
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by quux 6mo ago
Any screenshots?
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by quux 6mo ago
I’ve had my technicians license for about 10 months and it’s been fun, especially when I’ve spent some time in a desert with a bunch of other hams around. Getting my general and maybe extra are goals for the year. Want to get on HF before t
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by quux 6mo ago
This article sparks joy
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by quux 8mo ago
Is running an IPFS node and pinning the internet archive's collections a good way to do this?
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by quux 8mo ago
I have a nice workflow going for the iOS apps I work on where I use neovim for all my editing, and Xcode for building and debugging.
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by quux 8mo ago
ah yes, you're right, they did try to fix it in the C64, forgot that whole part of the story. They finally got it right in the C128 though!

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