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dentalnanobot
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Comment #47374173
This is really common, I think because there’s also “leery” - cautious, distrustful, suspicious.
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Comment #47187261
Pretty rich coming from an AGI that’s running on a bowlful of mildly electrified meat. Emergent properties, my guy.
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Comment #46487043
Silicon ingots used in chip manufacturing aren’t that small: like a ~400mm diameter cylinder a metre or so long, and from memory several hundred kilos.
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Comment #46486215
Pointing Claude Opus at an SDK and its docs likewise yields impeccable results in my experience.
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Comment #46451440
Wonder if it would be more efficient to use a single-pixel column and then draw the colours with gradient stops?
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Comment #46370146
New Volvos let you “hey Google, turn on my seat heating”. I wish it wasn’t google, but the voice interface is great while driving.
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Comment #46370136
That message is really just confirmation of which driver profile is active. It could say “selected profile: Liam”, but “hello” is just as good, I think.
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Comment #46370115
I expected to hate a touch-screen for the main UI, but in my Volvo ex30 there is just so much less to monitor and _do_ while driving that it’s a really relaxing and enjoyable drivi…
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Comment #46241496
The chicken that KFC uses, sure. There’s a huge difference between that and a chicken that’s been raised well and allowed to get to a sensible age before slaughter.
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Comment #20916855
I grow more and more convinced that we’re going to need to geoengineer our way out of this on a massive, massive scale. Even if we went zero emissions tomorrow, the cascade of seco…
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Comment #20496612
> companies ... "should have confidence that the legislation does not, or indeed cannot, undermine the security of products and devices," the department said. How they can say that…
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Comment #20409258
Actually I think underwater sand can absorb dissolved CO2 in water - that’s how it’s alkalising effect on oceans works. I think I remember Vesta’s docs saying there are places in t…