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code_witch_sam
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Comment #37462678
i'm not sure i would call this a "big government initiative." this is pretty cheap, obvious stuff. you might pull an off-the-shelf component library for a demo app or even a startu…
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Comment #37462609
Did the euro brands like Bosch and Miele ever do a bad job? From what I've read, they've been consistently good over the decades.
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Comment #37462580
My Miele is absolutely perfect. Quiet, convenient, and very, very effective. Stylish, too.
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Comment #36913912
i only skimmed the home page, but it seems far too opinionated for general use. if you're starting fresh and plan to use tremor as your all-encompassing ui kit, it seems fine. but …
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Comment #36898003
seems good for low-interactivity sites, especially if everyone is generally looking at the same content. i'd consider it for my company's front-of-site, sales sites, blogs, that so…
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Comment #36209194
the fact that the latest 100 gecs album has a spatial master was a big tell for me. spatial is definitely going to stick even just their boiler room set in spatial sounded more rea…
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Comment #36171977
analog chips like what MythicAI is developing seem like the next obvious leap forward for deploying inferences broadly. ASIC/FPGA wouldn't be much different than a GPU. ASIC seems …
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Comment #36026361
learned sockets with this like 20 years ago programming IRC fserve bots in C
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Comment #36025568
my favorite is the one that is most ergonomic for the tools i'm building with
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Comment #35967901
Not to mention access to chips. That's becoming more and more difficult for uncooperative states like China and Russia.
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Comment #35967868
>Is military capable AI in the hands of few militaries safer than in the hands of many? Yes. It is. I'm sure hostile, authoritarian states that are willing to wage war with the wor…
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Comment #35732081
the supreme court has a history of "going rogue" when the legislature is divided and weak. ezra klein did a good podcast on this a few months ago
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Comment #35417475
i absolutely loved McD's spicy crispy chicken sandwich. is spicy mccrispy something different? it was quite a bit spicier than i expected (which is why i loved it probably)
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Comment #35396489
i see it going two ways: 1. they do skeumorphic design in a way where comes out as a giant touchscreen with a bunch of static buttons like you see with physical interfaces on a car…
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Comment #35312748
paralegals seem like they're very much at risk
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Comment #35312720
why not have a system to write the tests as well?
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Comment #34600726
best i can tell, dragoons in starcraft 1 used A- paths. that is, A*, but completely f-ing random
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Comment #34449635
i opened the music app on my watch, clicked the airplay icon, and i see all of my home devices (homepod, apple tvs) listed. even my mac mini is listed.
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Comment #33840802
what if you use the report button to do the same, and succeed? have you influenced the election? perhaps marginally. your tweets do the same.
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Comment #33840794
what does a particular politician have to do with this? the "leak" literally said both the trump white house and the biden campaign lobbied to have posts removed i think it's kind …
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Comment #33840779
to many, the information isn't as important as the narrative
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Comment #33840766
i also have a direct line to twitter to get posts removed. it's called the report button. i wouldn't be surprised if many individual twitter superusers have removed more content th…
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Comment #33840616
i don't really worry about it myself much. i just err on the side of not installing things i'm unsure about but my boomer mother? whewwwwwwwwww if someone told her she had to insta…
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Comment #33649031
the 90s web was extremely semantic in that the entire site was laid out as a table. tabular data is easily consumable!
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Comment #32634027
kiwifarms needs to go away, yesterday. but this seems unrelated. piracy is a much bigger deal to these folks than doxxing, organized harassment, swatting, etc