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Same place (and only place) I've driven one. Easy stick shift, a bit underpowered for the more mountainous highways, but it was a good ride.

Ebay? A friend to ship it? I agree on the de-google part but putting graphene on a used pixel is aligned!

Ended up here with the same problem, 200k output tokens burned on these errors after one prompt!

Is this any different than current search ads (as far as people ignoring them)? I think this is a lot better for Google. It's always at the top of the page, harder to block with an adblocker, possibly more trusted (we'll see...)

That's all correct, and nobody seems to care. Nobody is ever going to improve the system, and us law abiding citizens are left with the consequences.

I've been saying this for years! I agree.

I frequently buy project car stuff on Ebay. You can find OE stuff with the part numbers scratched off that must have "fallen off the assembly line" pretty easily. Easily a few items per month between that and computer parts!

Illegal is a strong term here. While the wiki link you included indicates there might be some permitting nuances, I've seen nothing claiming the power is "illegal."

How can you have proof of work without consuming large amounts of power?

Great work! I really like the interface here, I think you put a lot of taste into the way this all came together. It's quite hard (appropriately so!) I would love to see a experienced structural biologist go at this.

Video didn't display for me even after turning off content blockers, here's the url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIjdKIMQh4s

I knew before clicking this was going to be a Saab, I miss mine!

Just set it to the "Efficient" tone, let's hope there's less pedantic encouragement of the projects I'm tackling, and less emoji usage.

If you're already down there, set up some geothermal!

This is a beautiful solution to a tedious problem that shouldn't exist in the first place! Great work.

You are an absolute legend, nice work!

Comics need a full "image" for the page, so this is unlikely to work. Can you inspect the requests and see what you get?

Or to the author: what happens to images in the ebook?

"Good" TVs are so cheap these days, that premium wouldn't be acceptable in my mind. The fix the other posters mention about banning it from the internet and just using HDMI works well enough for me.

Buy the ebook, then download a beautiful DRM-free and guilt-free version from Anna's Archive? win-win.

Damn, that's an impressive obfuscation and debugging. If you get around to releasing it I would be interested.

Between this and the other compression scams mentioned in the thread, is there any connection to the show Silicon Valley? I haven’t heard of this genre of scam before but it sounds a lot like the premise of pied piper!

Same. Hit escape shortly after the page loads to stop loading whatever modal is likely blocking scroll. I don't see the modal so it's likely blocked by ublock, but still stops scroll.

I agree - the ability to lower activation energy in a field you're interested in, but not yet an expert, feels like having superpowers.

We need to change this perception. Setting up a hot wallet on a phone only takes a few minutes and is perfect for holding a small amount of crypto.

Projects like monero (https://www.getmonero.org/) ensure privacy and fungibility of the crypto you hold.

It should still be easier, but let's not pretend this is technology only available to those with deep tech experience.

Get a browser extension that does it, I finally looked for one after clicking the "not interested" button one too many times.

I find o3 at least faster to get to the response I care about, anecdotally.

That's a new acronym to me, what is it?

Anna's Archive is on the path to this, for written works at least. The main idea is open source code + distributed data in torrents + anonymous contributors that are dedicated to the project.

https://annas-archive.li/blog

Tailscale is great. I put my whole company on it shortly after joining (we had some servers with RDP exposed to the internet...). It has had ~0 problems in the last year, and non-technical people are able to use it with ease.

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