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Comment #49222148
https://highsight.dev/ should work for that!
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Comment #49222101
Historical weather data is discrete. You need continuous state for weather modelling which is currently achieved through conventional reforecasts using those historical observation…
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Comment #49088945
Substack is unreadable for anyone in Australia, as it forces you unnecessarily through age verification.
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Comment #49066051
It drives me insane when in Europe the link between Google Search and Google Maps is broken and I often have to copy paste an address between the two. Thanks EU, what if I like Goo…
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Comment #49040730
K shaped economy.
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Comment #48976084
Really a check-mate move from Apple. Onerous limitations that apply to everyone except the mega-corps.
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Comment #48909158
Just one wrinkle.
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Comment #48869073
Subsidies make anything possible. Your grandkids will be paying for that fibre. Starlink is revolutionary for long last-mile links that will never be economic.
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Comment #48772237
Australia has the same system. We don't have 25gbit, we have very expensive 1gbit asymmetric, and extremely expensive 1gbit symmetric. What gives?
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Comment #48760966
If only this was applied evenly. Why is every Samsung/LG/literally every non-Pixel device full of uninstallable crapware?
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Comment #48697314
No more foxhole radios for the PoW https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxhole_radio
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Comment #48538102
It's an extremely un-European approach. European companies normally ignore their paid customers too from May to August.
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Comment #48439333
Why do I need to age verify to read this?
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Comment #48408707
AI is amazing at reverse engineering, especially if you can give it a live feedback loop.
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Comment #48390942
Weird case of the software letting the hardware down. You did the hard part guys!
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Comment #48289300
+1 almost all from the US. The strongest signal is whether they use an eBank/app that has a one-click button to report transactions as fraudulent. The Apple card(?) seems especiall…
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Comment #47984303
Good. They treated their customers terribly and actions have consequences. I was double charged for a flight and they just refused to acknowledge it until I charged back, after whi…
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Comment #47772564
In the short term, maybe. I don't think that's the case in the long run. They normalise the behaviour for others, even telling them about how to get around paying. I see strong clu…
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Comment #47772554
Then don't use it. Use BBC weather. The sense of entitlement is insufferable.
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Comment #47769786
For many users it's just not true. I run a subscription weather forecast service for pilots, with a free trial period. A significant number of users reset their device every week t…
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Comment #47622061
I just do not understand how Azure has the scale it does. You only need to login and click around for a bit to see this is not a coherent system designed by competent people. Let a…
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Comment #47551550
Have you never heard of fringe benefits tax?
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Comment #47496636
Shocking how far ahead Claude Code is from Codex on the CLI front.
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Comment #47433899
Water, still wet.
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Comment #47302546
I used to hate Golang for not having generics and how verbose getting basic things done was. Then I read posts like this and realise, my god, Rob Pike was so, so right. Do these pe…