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Comment #49212555
Exactly. And having AI to work out the 2am dependency issues actually makes maintenance a lot easier. This seems like an odd message.
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Comment #49177314
I agree. I assumed an optimal path would leave the mower on the outside of the property, to easily return to storage. But the “optimal” solutions in the article leave the mower wed…
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Comment #49103515
I’ve been using this for weeks, and it’s pretty incredible. I used to get motion sick especially quickly when I looked at my phone in a moving car. Now it’s the opposite, if I’m si…
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Comment #49069328
There is zero reason to shred 18th century books. Any such books are out of copyright.
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Comment #49069313
This is the result of our copyright law in the United States, which is extremely tilted to favor authors and publishers. The judge made exactly the right call and the companies are…
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Comment #48994376
It’s a maxed out current-gen MacBook Pro w/ 128gb ram. I lucked out in getting it before they upped the price. It runs really well and fast enough for what I need, and it works gre…
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Comment #48984004
I'm surprised that their home page basically acts as if LM Studio and others don't already do this. It's not clear what the difference is from a glance. It also omits Open WebUI. I…
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Comment #48933117
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Comment #48924377
I agree completely. But in the end permanent daylight time is better than flip flopping every year, and much more achievable. I think if people understood that daylight time = get …
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Comment #48920852
I’m asking a question to determine his view of “conventional wisdom,” which could be all kinds of things. Why would you assume that his view of “conventional wisdom” necessarily in…
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Comment #48919700
Did you cut out all caffeine?
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Comment #48319053
Yeah I still rewatch it occasionally. I feel like it’s full of missed opportunities, and you have to shut your brain off, but it’s still good fun.
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Comment #47818218
This is so true. It’s much harder for drivers to see pedestrians these days. And walkers now have to deal with E-bikes and electric scooters flying down the sidewalks at high speed…
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Comment #47818195
Six kids here, I use the “we needed some backups” joke all the time.
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Comment #47605429
It's hard to even tell any more. So many people are using AI that even the non-AI-using people are starting to write like that.
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Comment #47579158
> LLMs are useful for research and checking your work. I have to disagree that it's good for LLMs to do the research, depending on the context. If by "useful for research" you mean…
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Comment #47453990
It's not second in the main list for me, it's second on the small list of "premium" articles on the side.
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Comment #47429597
Yeah it’s really a shame that the track point wasn’t adopted globally (I’m assuming for patent reasons, but surely any patents must be expired by now). For years I used a Trackpoin…
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Comment #47429584
My wife feels the same way as you. I guess everyone is different. To me, tap-to-click and two-finger right click feel the best by far.
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Comment #47393924
Yeah, I don't think it would ever work with a different cast.
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Comment #47393895
Do you have some examples? Because honestly I put Firefly very high on my list of shows I like. The setting is great, the writing is top-notch, and the acting is wonderful. The cha…
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Comment #47393803
> Lets be real - Firefly was very good. But the reason it holds "magic" status as far as series goes is mostly because of its rarity, and the final movie where a major likable char…
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Comment #47353168
There is also the question of whether ships even make sense right now, when a multi-billion-dollar ship full of sailors is at huge risk from a swarm of drones costing 1/1000th as m…
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Comment #47343355
> A good example is this, car companies don't make cars for the most part, they make loans. Financial companies first, car companies second. I get that this is true from a certain …
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Comment #47321903
Agreed. I have several windows gaming PCs for my kids. One of them occasionally decides it’s in California and has to be corrected. Why? I have no idea. Every single Mac, iPad, and…