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nash··on Tesla Robotaxi Videos Show Speeding, Driving into Wrong Lane
Generally that's not actually breaking the law. Avoiding accidents, following reasonable directions from road crews and the like explicitly override other laws.
nash··on Anime fans stumbled upon a mathematical proof
I hope there is a specific order we should look at these threads.
nash··on Llama-OCR: Document to Markdown
Holy Hallucinations batman!

Even the example images hallucinates random text

nash··on Ask HN: How do you structure your shared finances with your spouse/partner
Salaries go to a joint savings account.

Bills / savings/ investments / daily living expenses come from that (via credit card or checking account).

We also pay each other some pocket money to spend on our own hobbies and other stuff.

nash··on Germany: Police seize bitcoins worth €2B
The way things are going with these seizures, soon governments are going to be largest holders of bitcoins.

Good work on getting a currency without government control peeps!

nash··on YouTube's Adblock detection might break the law in the EU
The irony of this being a youtube video is not lost on me.
nash··on Getting my library cards onto my phone the hard way
So.. I just added my card to Stocard and used it a King County. Took 2 minutes, on my phone, synced across devices.

Or yeah, you could do it that way I guess.

nash··on AWS IPv4 Estate Now Worth $4.5B
Only network engineers should see or care about IP addresses. The fact IPv6 addresses use colons is why people don't use IPv6 is the worst take I've ever heard.
nash··on Apple M2 vs. AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U Performance in Nearly 200 Benchmarks
They aren't similarly priced though. It seems the Lenovo config is above $2000 according to https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx/th...
nash··on Apple M2 vs. AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U Performance in Nearly 200 Benchmarks
In answer to your first question... https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx/th... vs https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-air

So 1800 for the Lenovo vs 1200 for the Mac.

This is a meaningless comparison.

nash··on My Many Girlfriends
Initrode is the name that TDWTF uses for all it's company names.
nash··on I became the internet’s most notorious bike thief
Never is the simple answer. Otherwise all copyright would have pretty much been eliminated by the pirate bay.

Enforcement and collection of the damages is a totally different issue.

nash··on Linux Foundation’s demands to the University of Minnesota
The paper claims they reverted all the patches at the time. Obviously they did not.
nash··on Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU, Part III
Apple's official graphics API is Metal. There is plenty of documentation for that. Apple considers Metal a commercial advantage over OpenGL / Vulkan. That is; they want developers to develop against Metal.
nash··on Check if your IP is exposing any ports. If you see 404 page, nothing is exposed
Same IP? Don't forget your instance has different public and private IPs.
nash··on Amazon Echo Buds
I have a set, and they are amazing for noise cancelling. Can highly recommend.
nash··on Hoax article on India-Portugal clash fools Wikipedia for 5 years
Funnily enough, it claims to have been updated 49 seconds ago for me.

Guess they missed the whole "deleted" flag.

nash··on Hoax article on India-Portugal clash fools Wikipedia for 5 years
Maybe.

The problem is we don't know how many hoaxes are there and have _not_ been discovered. If there are a lot, then the model is failing, if there are only a few, then it is working.

Alas, without that data, we can't make a call on the wikipedia article either way.

nash··on Forget Extinct: The Brontosaurus Never Even Existed
One of the points of the article is the head/skull usually associated with the Brontosaurus was incorrect, as well as the body being a duplicate.

So with the usual headline sensationalism, it is fair to say "it never existed". More accurately, one could say something like "the dinosaur popularly known as brontosaurus, is actually a aptosaurus with a different head..." But as a headline, it lacks punch.

nash··on Forget Extinct: The Brontosaurus Never Even Existed
I prefer the Peppa Pig version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfMYw33jph0

nash··on Mozilla pulls day-old Firefox 16 from download site over security risk
Take a look at the patches that ubuntu does apply.

In this case there is more than a little politics involved.

nash··on The Universal Standard Library
Wait... I've seen a discussion on this recently.

Oh, yes... here it is: http://xkcd.com/927/

nash··on Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes
How often do you get Humans in your meals?

ducks

nash··on “:-!!” what is it in c code?
The sizeof is there so it returns a value so it can be used as an expression. See the comment above the code (reproduced in the original question).
nash··on "It's A Brick" - Tesla Motors' Devastating Design Problem
You forgot "Owner made up story"
nash··on "It's A Brick" - Tesla Motors' Devastating Design Problem
I would agree. The whole document has a few little niggles that make me think it's BS, or at least severely overblown.

Additionally they quote it's happened 5 times... by an un-named service manager.

nash··on Aussies' fix for 'stagnated' email
I take it you never used mutt?

That is how you rip through thousands of emails in insanely short times. Much MUCH faster then gmail.

nash··on Duck.com (not the search engine you might expect)
By duckduckgo or google?
nash··on Creditor moves to dismantle copyright troll Righthaven
Probably.

Still, I can't imagine the trademark "Righthaven" has a lot of value any more.

nash··on Creditor moves to dismantle copyright troll Righthaven
Righthaven never had any copyrights to begin with. Which is why they keep getting absolutely slaughtered in cases (no standing).

So unfortunately Randazza won't get those copyrights.

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