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by rPlayer6554 7mo ago
The binary would not be nearly as useful as the source code. And even if the AI read the binary and copied it, the story is still it reverse engineered and re-wrote a c compiler all on its own. Which is still pretty impressive to me and has
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by rPlayer6554 7mo ago
I was ok with it opening a new story at the end of season 2 because it’s a fascinating dilemma and I’m happy they wanted to explore a deeper question about the morality of having two souls in one body and how that affects their humanity. Ho
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by rPlayer6554 7mo ago
Ignoring what I think of the case itself, I hate how many headlines now are just the talking points for one side or the other in a dispute. At least try to pretend you’re being a neutral reporter rather than regurgitating what someone with
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by rPlayer6554 8mo ago
Another pro tip is to not pay at restaurants. If you can leave the restaurant fast enough before they give you the bill, they must have forgotten to charge you and sucks for them! The trick is not to bring bags so you can fake a trip to the
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by rPlayer6554 8mo ago
You forgot when autocorrect fixes your word the second time, in 50% of cases you hit send too fast and have to send a follow up correction or edit the message
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by rPlayer6554 8mo ago
Could you recommend any book in particular?
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by rPlayer6554 9mo ago
Ok so walk me through how _only_ focusing on the browser core will make them money other than continuing to be dependent on Google. How can they diversify their revenue streams? I agree they should make the browser core good, but right now
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by rPlayer6554 9mo ago
Just to be clear, they are NOT deactivating IntelliSense which suggests classes and functions. This is an AI inline code suggestion tool using local LLMs. Not great but may or may not impact your workflow. I love using agents, but Intellijs
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by rPlayer6554 9mo ago
Thanks for the clarification. Glad to see your support for the open source community.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Very interesting that Valve and Framework seem to be throwing their eggs in the Arch basket over Debian/Ubuntu. When I got my first computer, I installed Ubuntu because it was dominant. Maybe it still is for the average Linux downloade
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
They have a “throw everything at the wall and see what sticks.” Sure it has a lot of crap but they also have major hits like Squid Games, Stranger Things, (both became cultural phenomena) and Daredevil.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
YouTube has a lot of really positive educational content. I have learned so much from it. For instance, I was able to learn photography from it. Yes it’s still social media in a way, but the benefits can really outweigh the drawbacks with p
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
The writing style and random interjections with eye catching cartoons make it hard to follow.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing! Really admire your bravery and trying new things.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Network level is more effective in blocking porn, but Kids often join unfiltered WiFi networks. Also I think network management is a bit more complicated for the average person than OS settings. I think both are useful
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
You need both in the world. Blockers are almost useless for adults with an addiction who can easily just buy a new device or figure out a way around. Kids can’t really join addiction recovery groups, at least not in the same way adults can
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
*This does not seem like a censorship measure.* It seems like it requires OSs to give parents an easy way to filter porn. I struggle with porn addiction. When I really fall back into it I act out 5-10 times a day. I can’t stop even if I wan
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Swapping my phone number every year in the US would be an annoying as hell. Tons of services use phone number as 2FA or a backup recovery. (Including a lot of banks) I use SMS with some people and that would cut contact with them. Same dire
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Every major station I went to in Japan had a huge mall with restaurants connected to it owned by the rail company. Inside stations were rail company owned gift shops, convince stores, etc.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Japan’s rail privatization was extremely successful and it’s considered one of the best rail networks in the world now.
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by rPlayer6554 10mo ago
Wow that is a clean and responsive interface! It feels great on mobile.
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by rPlayer6554 11mo ago
Why do people in SF just put up with this? If it were anywhere else in the country I’d think mayor would be ousted by someone who’d clean up the city. And I’m not talking about homelessness in general. New York has plenty but at least it’s
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by rPlayer6554 11mo ago
I think it’s simple economics. A competitor starts scrappy and has nothing to lose. It will take risks because if it fails because it has nothing to loose and everything to gain. It’s successful and as it grows in success it becomes more ri
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by rPlayer6554 11mo ago
I’ve seen a few IBS related articles recently. I’m hopeful I’ll be able to eat garlic and onions again someday…
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by rPlayer6554 11mo ago
I’m going to Japan in a week and I’m doing 1 week Tokyo, 2 days Nakasendo trail, 1 week Kyoto, 2 days Hiroshima. (Plus a day leftover I haven’t decided what to do with) Do people have tips to find less touristy but still worthwhile places t
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
> I appreciate your engagement and would like to clarify the situation. WE APPRECIATE YOUR HUMAN ENGAGEMENT IN THIS TEST.
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
The title on HN conflicts with the truth and the title of the article. It is 100k per application (which gives the visa for 3 years) not 100k per year.
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Where does it say that?
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
New trains are very sexy, but what’s really needed is the very unsexy difficult track replacement and enforcing passenger train right of way. (Which may involve side pass extensions and/or freight train length restrictions) More people
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
What’s the point of this?

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