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Price is not the only factor, paying double for energy that does not contribute to global warming and other health issues seems more reasonable.

The resolution part doesn't really hold for me, celsius can have decimals to have as much precision as you need but for weather purpose, half degree precision is usually more than enough.

I'm curious to know what is the small concentrated cluster of flights Northwest of Dulles airport, where the flight durations seem way too high compared to the effective distance between the points.

The publication is 51% owned by Le Monde diplomatique SA, a subsidiary company of Le Monde, from which it remains editorially independent.

Le Monde is owned by a French billionaire: https://www.alliancemagazine.org/blog/democracy-in-france-de...

Same exact thing, now we know that we have to say the full announcement the second time we trigger Alexa.

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I mean Aldi stores across the US have this system and they seem to be expanding not folding, I'm not sure you can pin this store issues to that specific point.

Plus once it's a generalized system and all carts require coins, it's not like you have the choice anymore.

How do we know it's not an hallucination?

I'm doubtful that this would be the real seed system prompt, it seems like a very naive implementation. You're asking chatgpt to generate text, so it does? Since it's very likely to hallucinate things, why trust that it is not hallucinating this seed system prompt?

In case anyone is curious about research related to this area, you can read the short history from Karelia study to biodiversity and public health interventions (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10043497/#:~:te....) research paper that looks at the health condition disparities between the Russian and Finnish border kids.

The problem is always around abuse. If it becomes known that you can get a big bonus by wasting a lot of money on useless infra first and then reducing it, other people will start playing the game.

How do you reward cloud cost awareness without creating perverse incentives?

Take them in the moment, don't make everyone pose every 5 min.

Nowhere does the author advocates for using its tool instead of git. Not everything is about self-promotion, sometimes it's simply knowledge sharing.

You should check out portainer.io

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Maybe it's a good thing that they can't be controlled?

Nice move to protect public repos.

For all other private repos and internal git servers, you can assume that credentials are routinely exposed if there is no pre-receive hook checking for secrets. We experimented with all the existing tools but none of them worked well enough so we built our own. Looking back we would have saved ourselves a lot of time and effort if we went with commercial offering like GitGuardian instead.

What are those plausible ways that AGI will end humanity? What extra powers will those systems have compared to what software engineers and companies can do that make them so dangerous?

I would encourage you to read the book "Accelerate" which was at the source of the DORA metrics, as it clearly advocate for a capability model, not a maturity one.

you can also fit a Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM fan in there, which provides a good balance of ventilation to noise ratio.

and that's after the recent improvements

* Play a song Thanks to their newest Amazon Music update, they managed to break this one by only allowing shuffling unless you pay extra for Amazon Music.

I'm not sure I see why or how would blockchain solve this information centralization problem better than other "classic" tools?

Doesn't apply to most companies

That's very subjective. It also adds a ton of new gameplay components that push factorio players to better think about how to manage their logistics which is fun for some players (not all for sure)

Google photos but self-hosted?

This is incredible. While there is still a decent rate of false-positives or errors, it's such a nicer user interface than the powerful yet hard-to-read cron syntax.

Any chance it could be made into a library/api?

Does anyone still pick up? After a few calls and cancelled rides, you quickly learn not to answer anymore if you want the car to arrive.

Why would you want to have a bot post for you? Once we have general AI available, there will be much better applications than posting for you on social networks.

It was just updated: https://gitlab.com/stavros/imgz/-/commit/7bdac35c8bc397bf829...