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yep. my mom's subaru ate several batteries due to this problem. She traded it in.

anecdote alert: had a family member treated by a foreign doctor last year, and received advice from that doc that was both 1) highly dangerous, 2) bare minimum 20 years out of date.

Inconceivable that a domestically-trained doc would have made the same mistake.

sounds like an argument in favor of structured output, is that right?

It's obvious, now that we have fast, flashy, quiet cars, that part of the appeal of supercars has always been the sound of the engine.

"fun"

I thought I was cynical enough about goings on at Microsoft / Azure, but apparently not.

really? I have yet to see fable or 5.6 reliably generate front end code with correct a11y, for one thing -- does that not matter to the work you do?

In my experience, finding a quality board has always been topic focused. I.e. if you have a Toyota Corolla and want to communicate about that, just look for Corolla forums, and it'll quickly become obvious if one is lively / your vibe.

75k here but a few of the later ones were lucky guesses.

AI response

I've seen behavior like that when the model wasn't being served with sufficiently sized context window

Regions in the US dominated by Nordic immigrants have similar patterns!

Have you played with the effort setting? I'm finding medium effort on 4.6 to give more satisfactory results for that kind of thing.

I would love to see the prompt that led to that word salad

Just about to set up a new app to deploy to Heroku, but this does not seem promising. Render seems like the next logical move, but curious where others are looking for alternatives.

which was true

David Sacks might be interested to know his title is now "Zar".

It never ceases to amaze me how google search _used_ to work great for stuff like this. You could just type "tbray {obscure term on a blog entry from 10 years ago}" and bam, instant result.

I guess google generates more ad revenue with users forlornly paging through search results, hoping against hope that what they're looking for is there somewhere...

I thought they were talking about League of Legends players, whoops

I've never been a huge user of either, but my worst Uber ride was much better than my best taxi ride.

ideally, science would be the best available information on "is". When the science is i.e. funded by a tobacco company and regarding the safety of tobacco, we should be skeptical. How much of current science falls in a similar class?

how many public health officials acted with awareness of the prevention paradox during covid?

if your cheap Chinese EV starts on fire and burns down your house, it might not have been such a good deal

true. I wasted over a year waiting to get a base model Toyota Sienna, and eventually realized they might as well not exist.

Since 90% of my car trips are under 30 minutes, yes that would be worthwhile.

The other 10% are beyond any practical battery range, so a BEV isn't an option.

living in a major US city in 2012, we had ancient DSL

a guy with a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering, who then worked for years at MIT, isn't an intellectual?

"private", but the Australian government can access freely.

Very similar experience, it was cool seeing & hearing a whale up close, but man that must be annoying for the whale.

no, Heroku is fine, as long as you have a basic understanding. If your service becomes a runaway hit, your heroku bill may get big, I assume that's what OP is referring to.

shorter version: Cochrane Review on efficacy of masking vs. respiratory disease