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StrangeATractor
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Comment #36410140
I usually just pull off at a truck stop for sleep if I'm traveling, but even those have been getting filled up lately. Plenty of exits will just have semis lined up on the shoulder…
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Comment #36387233
How do you even represent HDR colors? I've tried Googling this and I can never really find an answer. Is it basically just eight hex digits instead of six?
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Comment #36384641
I wouldn't fuck with the FAA, their interpretation of what they say is what's really the law, not what's written in the FAR. About 30 years ago a pilot in a floatplane was on step …
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Comment #36374110
The teacher may start off a class with a question like "what is the most efficient way to satisfy this problem given these constraints?" Some people would know the answer immediate…
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Comment #36373608
I have to say re: pipewire that it's one of the few (redhat?) projects of the past 15-20 years that doesn't seem to have generated a ton of hate from users so it must be pretty goo…
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Comment #36373267
Classes like this were funny. I often found that people who just knew the answer immediately had a lot of difficulty doing proofs, and the people good at doing proofs usually didn'…
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Comment #36365735
They tried to blackmail MLK to get him to kill himself. A department created originally to fight the mob started acting exactly like it. There's no way a reasonable person's faith …
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Comment #36365161
Honestly every time the FBI is in the news I get confirmation they're a bunch of lying incompent sleaze bags backed and protected by the state.
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Comment #36364445
This is ridiculous and really only happens because the cost of securing your customer (or citizen) data is higher than the cost of losing control of it. If the cost of losing data …
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Comment #36364010
Great. Let's see what sort of response this gets from the gov't. At some point we need to start treating data as a liability.
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Comment #36336076
GP mixed up vim with emacs.
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Comment #36322275
Mag isn't too bad, I believe you also get acclimated to it (haven't taken it in a while). IME it's not much different from having a fiber-heavy diet.
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Comment #36322188
It's about equally extreme in the level of accountability as well (for better or worse).
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Comment #36322128
Hah, I brought this up here a few months ago and was quickly dismissed. I wonder if opening GPT and DALLE to the public was partly intended to pollute subsequent data for anyone th…
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Comment #36317349
Not even thinking about trying this without source code.
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Comment #36316268
It's a mixed bag. Everything you do IRL gets photographed and uploaded by your friends without your consent for future potential employers to scour through, Twitter becoming the wh…
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Comment #36260521
or save scum it to get the loot. I got umbra gear not too long after getting out of the sewers in Oblivion by opportune saving.
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Comment #36249649
Great! But I imagine a lot of jobs we'd expect to be gaining will be automated. With the state of AI and robotics this trend will accelerate. We also lose a lot of interdependency …
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Comment #36246885
I'm going out on a limb, but I can't see a downside to making an "ADA for the web". Any for-profit company of a certain size or revenue has to have their content available in plain…
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