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For really long runs in industrial settings they have battery powered pullers that use a really strong string.

Palworld is an actually good game

It's a prisoners dilemma. The total market share remains the same, but if only one grocery store was on DD they'd be at an advantage over those who don't

When shopping from kroger you can pay extra to get 2-3hr delivery from insta cart. If not your order gets routed through a more efficient planned route that hits multiple houses

I believe the CEO of Ford something along those lines

Incase anyone was unaware part of the consideration for where to sink it is access for divers -- the top will be around 55ft deep which will make it accessible for recreational divers

The block chain can't though once the coins are transferred

Why doesnt disney just play their own ads? I think its because most of the companies paying to advertise never recover their money, and their sales attribution is so bad they can't even tell they are wasting money.

I do this too and have a wrapper around tool calls which masks the password on tool call output, and unmasks on input. So the LLM just sees a temp credential

I've been having trouble exploiting it from first principles even in lab conditions.

how long were you taking them?

The UV-5R is still available on eBay, as is the UV-K5 (which has an illegal scrambler feature). As is 50W (and 350W) FM transmitters for "churches"

Reminds me of the CDMA days when the qualcom software got leaked

Does it work within containers?

Theres less efficiency here than would be thought. Building codes, technologies, materials, styles, needs etc vary a lot by location.

I believe most prepaid visa gift cards are being monetized in this way. https://www.walmartgift.com/AcctMgmt/Controls/WalMartGiftCar...

Ive heard of casinos trying to pay out winnings using some kind of prepaid card, where theyd also get info about how people spent their casino winnings. Lots of ways to leverage that data.

if I needed something on the board that was outside the component library of the assembly house, can I ship it to them? or have them arrange for it somehow? How constrained is the component library?

How well is Laravel doing nowadays?

Can I take the output of this and get a fully assembled board mailed to me? Thats my dream...

Presumably they have _some_ assets in the USA

Has anyone looked at ar.io and have any opinions on it? They claim you are paying for 200 years upfront with a kind of endowment like setup.

If I search "healthy" in DoorDash, Taco Bell comes up in the top results

The probes they're using are off the shelf probes used everywhere including on small animals, I don't see how you could compare that to a lithotripsy

Hamilton Morris and his stuff on clandestine chemistry is super interesting in this domain. Sometimes the chemistry is straight forward but access to certain chemicals is hard, so the procedure must change based on what's available not necessarily what's ideal

I'd be really interested in seeing your numbers, I've thought about this.

I do feel like there are some use cases which are cost constrained right now, but that area is getting smaller as local models get better.

Everyone involved benefits from Ticketmaster, and in exchange all Ticketmaster has to do is be the bad guy

The music industry works the way it does because a large amount of people involved are effectively working for free. Promoters, photographers, DJs, interns, writers, assistants, even some artists early on accept low or unpaid work because the industry offers networking, access, drugs, etc

I've seen the same devs refuse to use a library because the last commit was 3 months ago, despite the library being extremely popular, battle tested, and existing for 10 years.

I'm currently paying $800ish a month for digital ocean servers that I know would fit on a single hetzner machine :/

I dont understand the additional complexity of mocking bash when they could just provide grep, ls, find, etc tools to the LLM