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beeandapenguin

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    Thanks for the TIL, always just assumed it was some digital artifact

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    Comment #48473193

    By what measure? I wonder how much of design capability improvements is related to our collective ability to recognize AI design tropes.

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    Comment #48473159

    If the task is so simple why use a model like Fable 5? Wrong tool for the job?

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    Comment #48304758

    Submitted some pretty harsh feedback about this back in Jan after my old school technical father in law sent me a few AI generated “news” videos in a row about Trump and Venezuela.…

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    Comment #48052385

    The Prospect Park S is such a weird train. I love it.

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    Comment #48044318

    Reminds me of Gall’s Law from his book Systemantics. A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed fro…

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    Comment #47981879

    Q: Who else had their first exposure to programming on a Ti-83/4 calculator?

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    Comment #47981868

    Same for me, it was also my first time ever seeing code, and I still remember it well. While getting ready for swim practice in a locker room, my friend challenged me to beat his s…

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    Comment #47885201

    Fun fact: Axolotl have the largest animal genome ever sequenced with ~32b base pairs, 10x more than humans.

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    Comment #47885179

    Axolotls have also been used for over 200 years for medical research related to regenerative biology. They’re unique among vertebrates in that they can regenerate nearly every part…

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    Comment #47343181

    Agreed. I just traveled to Peru for the first time a few months ago and visited Cusco for 7 days. For me, it was not enough, since all I wanted to do was go back immediately upon l…

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    Comment #45108383

    Was wondering the same thing. Couldn't they just load https://web.archive.org/save/{site_url} once a month in their Github action instead of managing the storage of these images?

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    Newton spent the majority of his life trying to answer this question. It'd be more interesting if the question asked “Will Newton’s prediction that the Second Coming won’t happen b…

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    Comment #43757450

    OP's been preparing for this moment: https://blog.infected.systems/posts/2024-12-04-hugs-of-death...

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    Comment #42066896

    Looks like the site's down. https://archive.is/kGmn6

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    Comment #41197905

    Extremely slow times - from development to production, backend to frontend. Depending on how bad things are, you might catch the microservice guys complaining over microseconds fro…

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    Comment #40912295

    Seems like a precedent for the Conch Republic https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conch_Republic

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    Comment #40851511

    A related article from NASA Earth Observatory has a slider to compare satellite images of the glacier. https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/152893/humboldt-gla...

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    Comment #40537224

    This is why we need more incremental rendering[1] (or "streaming"). This pattern become somewhat of a lost art in the era of SPAs — it's been possible since HTTP/1.1 via chunked tr…

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    The Sphinx wasn't built with stone from a quarry, it was carved from the bedrock. It has since been restored a number of times, one of which added layers of limestone block which i…

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    At Wadi al-Jarf[1], one of the oldest harbors in the world (~2600 BCE), they discovered numerous stone anchors, a stone jetty, and storage galleries carved into limestone that cont…