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Comment #49125196
I wonder how a TWIN system with 2 cars per shaft factors in here: https://www.tkelevator.com/us-en/products/elevators/all-elev... That will need planning and assignment I guess? Bu…
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Comment #49078144
How so?
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Comment #48029073
And in English: https://x.com/denic_de/status/2051779740080521646
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Comment #48029008
It says "Server Not Found" now
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Comment #47140176
You mean what Vista introduced?
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Comment #46373976
I installed another app on my S10 to enable this. It's called "Wi-Fi Hotspot" and it works pretty well
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Comment #46373959
Why? Because Starlink. Starlink requires airlines to offer it for free (apparently, for now), and the airlines that have started offering it are making a big deal out of it because…
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Comment #42858922
If you solve the boom component, can you just keep going West? London, NYC, LA, Tokyo, Singapore, Dubai, London?
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Comment #42802440
What, in your mind, is the "product" here? The one that's been discontinued?
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Comment #42779387
OP acknowledges that it can "create". It can create "endless waffle, drivel, pointless rambling, and hallucinations". So if you're in the business of that, AI can replace you ;)
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Comment #42573400
Do you think that's a bad thing? writing code != building things. In my org, seniors spend a lot less time building things: writing components, etc. They do spend a lot of time nav…
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Comment #41394703
Part of the reason why Crowdstrike have access, why MS wasn't allowed to shut them out with Vista was a regulatory decision, one where they argued that somebody needs to do the job…
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Comment #39828145
So updating the rules is not the same as updating the software? Who says this is different here? How do you define the difference between a "tax rule" and business logic? The chang…
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Comment #39791821
Arlanda feels like another good example of a "far out" (23 mi) airport that works pretty damn well. 18 minutes on the train.
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Comment #39743254
That's not true. "strictly necessary cookies" are allowed without consent (but information on their use must be available). Examples for what that means given by the EU itself [1] …
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Comment #39678016
Airbnb's Lottie has a Web Player now I think? Make your animation in AE or Figma, export to "Lottie JSON" with players in JS, Swift, Kotlin & React Native.
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Comment #39452499
There's general public access to somewhere in the BT Tower? Do you have more info on that?
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Comment #39088544
"the population of the country would be quick to disapprove" - now you've got me curious. Who would be disapproving? I doubt US population would care much for a Boeing Swapout, or …
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Comment #39066738
Without internet access?
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Comment #38999843
How does the time system relate to the clock-in expectation? Otherwise you would have 60 seconds to do it in, which feels like not much more time?
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Comment #38950292
For Nest Protect (the smoke alarm), if you try logging in with a workspace account it just won't let you. Had to resurrect a very old, unused Gmail account just for that.
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Comment #38866112
We're not talking about putting the pictures into ChatGPT here. Anyway, from their tests using standard CNN practices: "Our best model achieved on the test set an F1 score of 0.97 …
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Comment #38696299
Oops, sorry, yes you're right, I think. I was skimming the lists of prompts incorrectly.
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Comment #38696227
Looks like Microsoft people have had access to it to benchmark promptbase: https://github.com/microsoft/promptbase
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Comment #38556727
The Bard responses in the chat have a little icon next to them on the left. Mine still says PaLM2, so I'm assuming no Gemini here. (UK/Firefox)