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The density of these offices in downtown Seattle is super high and it's also an area that has a lot of crime so this implementation makes sense. Probably low ROI in other areas lik…

Can you send me the video?

It's very useful if you change addresses often.

He paid Godinet 20,000 dollars but all he received was 2 sets. So basically Godinet scammed him instead of becoming a manufacturing partner.

It sounds like he retained the paper rather than disposing it.

Why do you think that? It reads like a magazine article to me.

I think they call it a Large Action Model not an LLM.

If you filter levels by a higher difficulty you can get some that require you to actually play.

It’s pretty universal among my friends in their early 20s, spanning across the country.

Except in this study they were comparing writing on a paper to writing on a tablet so it seems that somehow the fact that the writing happened to a piece of paper makes our memory …

I think the "other" in the Wikipedia articles refers to that the six listed (Andrew Viterbi, Franklin Antonio, Adelia Coffman, Andrew Cohen, Klein Gilhousen, and Harvey White) are …

Wasn't the goal to make the girls interesting?

You can solve this easily by always flipping with the same side (doesn’t matter which) facing up for all flips.

It has a not-so-charming price tag (490 CAD).

I always end up with a bunch of extra painkillers after getting dental work done (wisdom teeth removal, gum graft, etc.)

Does anyone know of a good way to tile large PDFs (i.e. split a single PDF into smaller pages)? Adobe reader only allows you to do this when printing and you can't save the tiled P…

I think because the minimum focus distance for most phone cameras is around 8 inches so they have to film kind of far away or else it will go blurry.

What a concise narrative that would be!

The reason why Chomsky is relevant is because this post is a link to a book by Chomsky...

Try Qe8+ if it's check or Qxe8 if you're taking a piece.

Are you saying that bars in the UK are quiet? That sounds terrible if true, but I find it hard to believe.

Also very relevant is Brent's comment on that post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36366883

The dropdown is part of the Notion styling.

It's probably due to anti-aliasing. A similar thing happens on some versions of Windows with ClearType turned on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ClearType

That looks like non-generative AI to me.