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Comment #42565157
What are you working on?
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Comment #42499555
Do you have your neovim config public?
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Comment #40517371
Anecdata 2, I bike through SF almost daily, and much prefer a Waymo driving near me as opposed to your average SF driver.
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Comment #40515430
How much of this can be learned by reading a couple books? I wonder how much higher profit he actually made compared to if one could self teach these skills.
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Comment #40459841
It must. IIRC Anthropic has a 'red team' of sorts. I wonder what they can do with this technique? What are the limits of "evil" of these current models?
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Comment #39981625
Not always the case https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/04/climate/trains-planes-car...
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Comment #39833672
Unless you’re making a more general point “good things are not incentivized”, which I feel is a difficult thing to argue or make statements about
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Comment #39833663
Ah, thanks for the clarification. Well, since energy costs money, and using less energy is good, isn’t using less energy incentivized?
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Comment #39824281
> I understand there aren't financial incentives around that so it's probably difficult for you to agree with.
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Comment #39822310
How aren’t there financial incentives for using less energy? The production of energy costs money.
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Comment #39820920
Easy to google "tesla self-driving car death" - but I think the OP was referring to the over-publicized deaths by media searching for clicks. In reality, self-driving cars are alre…
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Comment #39597774
Go is probably your choice, it was stupid fast to pick up. It’s a fun language too
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Comment #39557272
Well, at the very least we will see employees leaving Panera in droves and I'd bet they'd be forced to increase their wages to just keep the doors open.
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Comment #39519991
Fun, if you leave the website open but have focus elsewhere for a minute or two, a screen saver pops up!
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Comment #39388754
Thank you
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Comment #39388743
I’m not trying to bait you, and people who attack you for what you say are morons. I don’t have much experience in either language, and I don’t have an opinion on which is better. …
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Comment #39388516
In which ways does Rust need to improve, in your opinion?
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Comment #39179753
The titanic is massssive, making raising it a much more difficult challenge compared to raising a single aircraft.
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Comment #39179733
If we raise it, it will almost certainly end up in a museum where many many people will see it and connect with Earhart and her story. Earhart would near deification, I’d guess. Pl…
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Comment #39149133
'tis see what people have added add something
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Comment #38971709
Sorry to pester, but here you go https://www.ft.com/content/1588974e-db75-4a02-9aff-deb0b75ed... Where is this for airbus?
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Comment #38936292
two planes had to fail due to MCAS before it failed. Now, we've seen a blowout, which never happens , from planes that were also recently designed and produced by Boeing. That's a …
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Comment #38929711
But, we're seeing fatal issues with one specific company over and over again. Knowing that there is some systemic failure within Boeing must change your priors, no? What's wrong wi…