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by spdif899 2y ago
They forgot to mention, it specifically only works with snake oil.
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by spdif899 2y ago
Yep - for example my 256gb 15 Pro is quoted at $520 for trade in
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by spdif899 2y ago
Noting the vehicles driven in the tunnel are the Model Y and X, which are both equipped with a massive HEPA filter and an HVAC mode that pressurizes the passenger compartment while routing all incoming air through the filter. This is design
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by spdif899 2y ago
I use permission slip and I am not in the breach as far as I can tell
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by spdif899 2y ago
I understand where you're coming from but my perspective is that the two aren't directly comparable. The stimulus money came at a time of fear, and a time when people were primarily stuck inside. It was also known by all to be lim
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by spdif899 2y ago
Recently I've been thinking it would be a fun and potentially successful challenge to start a non-alcoholic brewery. Problem is, I don't know hardly anything about brewing. Specifically though, I have struggled with the fact that
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by spdif899 2y ago
Yeah it seems like the same heist but leaving a random handful of coins behind in the box would have been much more difficult to detect
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by spdif899 2y ago
Ars has a lot more detail in this article: https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/06/nasas-commercial-space... It seems Axiom has been focused on a suit for Artemis interior and moon operations while Collins was
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by spdif899 2y ago
As a layman space exploration enthusiast, I'm just worried we'll treat this like the moon, where we get rid of the existing very cool and exciting thing keeping us in space, and don't replace it for a long while. The ISS has
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by spdif899 2y ago
I'm in the same boat as you, one of the classic stories of "I mined double digit numbers of Bitcoin in the early days when it was literally worthless"... eventually wiped the hard drive that held the wallet and sold the compu
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by spdif899 2y ago
Tesla's most recent version of FSD (which is released to a limited number of non-employee testers so far) uses only eye tracking for driver monitoring and does not require the user to touch the steering wheel as long as they are lookin
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by spdif899 2y ago
Slander is a legal term with a specific definition in the US court system. For you to accuse someone in the US of slander against someone else in the US is only logical to interpret as "x person could sue y person for slander". Ot
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by spdif899 2y ago
I'm not sure if they have shared details but I assume this leaves a relatively narrow window over the ship that they need to put a satellite, which would be really cool to see more on logistically. Like how do you move a satellite or s
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by spdif899 2y ago
Their general conclusion is focused on competitive gaming performance, which while certainly a valuable litmus test (especially for their target audience) does not tell the whole picture. Optimum has reviewed some higher refresh rate monito
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by spdif899 2y ago
If it's going to be available via Siri this could make sense. It does make me wonder how such a relationship could impact progress. Would OpenAI feel limited from advancing in directions that don't align with the partnership? For
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by spdif899 2y ago
The tongue map is debunked: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/neat-and-tidy-...
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by spdif899 2y ago
Interesting point, one could point to Starbucks and other coffee chains as the gateway drug, lowering the barrier to entry for somebody to get "into" coffee while setting a bar considerably higher than burnt diner coffee. ...While
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by spdif899 2y ago
Check out this extension: https://dearrow.ajay.app/ Same guy that made sponsorblock; crowdsourced titles and thumbnails. Tends to have good coverage on anything reasonably popular. Also has features to reduce the clickbaiti
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by spdif899 2y ago
generally yea there's also a big difference between "one guy supposedly stealing one thing as a part of a story" and "let's all go steal"
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by spdif899 2y ago
This is the line where we need to figure out as a society what we want technology to replace or not. A good barista is already doing this in their head, and also building and maintaining a human relationship with those customers. Part of th
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by spdif899 2y ago
As others have mentioned in nearby threads, Kagi has some good examples of this in action. Appending a question mark to your query will run a GPT model to interpret and summarize the results, providing sources for each reference so that you
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by spdif899 3y ago
Aka the sam of human fears
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by spdif899 3y ago
My main complaint with Spotify's recommendations algorithm is that you cannot provide any clear negative feedback to it anymore. I played a single Christmas album from an artist that my mom wanted to hear over the holidays, but I don&#
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by spdif899 3y ago
This same group has a lot of insightful exploration into what they call "N=1" studies. I'm no expert and haven't read but a subset of their work, but my impression is that they understand the limitations quite well and b
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by spdif899 3y ago
Looks like they weren't the only ones to have the idea of a bodycam based shooter to improve immersion in hyper-realistic graphics. Another game is trying the same thing to great effect, but as a multiplayer shooter. https:/&#x2F
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by spdif899 3y ago
Have you tried Orion? From the Kagi search team, it allows you to install both chrome and Firefox extensions including uBlock Origin. Still uses WebKit for rendering of course.
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by spdif899 3y ago
In my area there are two grocery chains across the street from one another. One has a self checkout that lets you bag your items however you want, has a wireless scanner for scanning at your convenience, and just has one polite attendant mo
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by spdif899 3y ago
Great idea, I was totally planning to spend $3500 on a first gen gadget but now you've convinced me not to
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by spdif899 3y ago
Kagi does offer AI features in their higher subscription tier, including summary, research assistance, and a couple others. Plus I think they have basically a frontend for GPT-4 that uses their search engine for browsing, and they just adde
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by spdif899 3y ago
I spent an hour yesterday after this announcement installing and trying out various options. Feedly and Inoreader seem the most promising, in terms of having good interface and dark mode with no ads in articles. Both seem to require way too

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