rjmunro

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by rjmunro 26d ago
Wouldn't "the original prompt" be pages and pages of back and forth conversations? That's how I've use AI agents to make documentation.
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by rjmunro 1mo ago
https://www.openrailwaymap.org/ is much more comprehensive. It's open street map data, but filtered for railway infrastructure.
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
Open and save dialogs are insane. Let's make a whole other finder that's completely different to the main one we use to navigate files. The RISC OS approach is like a million times better. The only thing I would add is a context m
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
> solar does not need artificial subsidies, and can pay for itself That's true now, but wasn't true when those panels were installed. There were subsidies available to get the market kick-started. They consist of an extra payme
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
It may also be worth spraying them with water when they are too hot. As they get hotter the efficiency drops a little. It's only a few percent, and usually it happens at the time you need the efficiency the least because it's sunn
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
So do insurance based ones. And if you aren't 100% insured, that limit depends on how rich you and your parents are, and the balancing is often between health and other things.
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
The NHS is known for being pretty efficient when compared to other healthcare systems, especially the US. The problem is that there is no money and healthcare is getting more expensive. There are incentives for high performance and efficien
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by rjmunro 2mo ago
Is there any material difference between a non-profit asking and people who work for the non-profit asking? Is the maker of the request made public or something? It sounds like the organizations thing might just be to stop foreign nationals
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
Location: Oxford area, UK Remote: Yes (happy with hybrid — 2–3 office visits/month to London, Reading, Bristol, Birmingham, or similar) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, React, Python, PH
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
> Google has been nuking accounts since their inception Google has been dealing with accounts opened for fraud, spam and other evil bots since their inception. They should be nuking those. What's needed is some way of reverifying an
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
I tried the web henge near me feature ( https://hengefinder.rcdis.co/henge_near_me ) It doesn't work if the road is not straight for it's entire length. It takes the start point of a road and the end point and assum
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
I agree it's absurd and I'm in favour of some kind of wealth tax, but I don't get the connection here. This feels like a failure of infrastructure planning laws and things like noise regulations.
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
It's been going for centuries in the UK. There have been murders: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/father-jailed-fo... https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/gambler-m
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
I'm not sure the da Vinci Surgical System is a good example: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4941968/
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
I'd be 100% happy to block those carriers from calling me. Their users should just get a message that calling my number is not supported and they should try calling me from another device.
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
They 100% did not let the power users and DIY scene exist. It only existed by exploiting OS security vulnerabilities. Every new iOS release required finding a new way to crack it. That's why a lot of people chose Android.
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
Surely military drones will use OpenStreetMap data? Even the Russians and Iranians can use it for whatever purpose they like.
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by rjmunro 3mo ago
Last entry is at 3pm in winter because it takes a while to queue then catch the shuttle bus etc. and it gets dark, so closes at 5pm. But if there were actual Police, not just English Heritage security, it sounds like something strange was h
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by rjmunro 4mo ago
While the article only talks about using this as a USB HID keyboard to send attacks, surely if you spent more time creating an evil firmware from scratch you could do much more than this? You could bridge any information from USB -> Blue
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by rjmunro 4mo ago
Could you use a prediction market (or Spread Betting in the UK) to hedge against your ETF loosing money during the period? If the ETF lost value, the hedge would gain it back and vice versa. You wouldn't need to sell the ETF and you&#x
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by rjmunro 4mo ago
According to Gemini, index funds in total own about 20% of the value on the Nasdaq 100 index. So if you list a new company in Nasdaq, typically they have to buy 20% of it. But only about 5% of SpaceX will floated, which means there won&#x27
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by rjmunro 4mo ago
I'd like to be able to invest in an "index minus certain companies which I choose" fund so that people can exclude companies that they don't like for whatever reason.
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
Some people would tell me that they do, but only for training their internal self-driving AI. I'm not sure about the privacy implications. You say "all its cars" but you actually mean "all its customers cars". The r
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
Sometimes AV is supposed to mean Anti Virus or Alternative Vote and that's really confusing because it really means Audio Visual. Anything else, no. I saw the title and thought it can't be AV, they must mean AI and made a typo.
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
It might be the opposite - they logged into their work gmail account on their home machine to check their email.
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
In which country?
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
I think thats a really wrong definition of spam. Spam is untargeted junk from people you don't know, who are probably hiding there real identity using fake email headers etc. If it's a legit company with legit unsubscribe options,
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
I don't think your definition of spam matches the one that I understand it to mean. Spam is random email from someone you have not had contact with before firing messages to every address they can find anywhere on the web, the dark web
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
Can you rephrase that? I don't think I've read it correctly. It sounds like you are saying it would normally cost $50k on a 5090 and they can do equivalent work paying $1k. That's sounds like a $49k profit margin, but you say
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by rjmunro 5mo ago
Legally how does it work if I upload a file to Google Docs and then share it with my contacts? Is Google then a data brokerage for my files?

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