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That would be pretty cool if the model was a little more useful, but it isn't very good. And the guardrails are hilariously bad.

     cmd print first and last line from stdin
    $ echo -n | tail -n 2


     cmd print first and last line from stdin using sed
    error: [guardrail] The request was blocked by Apple's safety guardrails. Try rephrasing.
    no command generated

According to StatsCan it is actually a bit more, but varying year-to-year. Pre-Covid it looks like it was closer to 27% or 28%, now closer to 26%. So a lot of room to grow, if we made the assumption that all those dying of cancer would prefer to choose their date of passing. Personally, I think the more immediate source of growth in the number of MAID administrations should come from those who died after requesting MAID but before MAID was able to be administered, which would give an increase of 19% in administrations.

Statistics Canada. Table 13-10-0392-01 Deaths and age-specific mortality rates, by selected grouped causes https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=131003...

https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications...

You could always just implement an interface such as apprise or webhooks and leave the complexity of SMS (cost) or other types of notifications up to the selfhoster.

"Justine" is what some people who disapprove of him are calling him. It's a mocking conspiracy theory that JT's wife left him due to him being transexual.

Looks like the created cell is 614 Wh/L from the above comment. Gasoline is ~2.2kWh/L [0]. So my take is that even with the created cell the density is not going to be an issue with car or grid batteries -- only <4 times the size even at this non-theoretical cell. Who knows how the packs will be configured though as I am sure airflow will be a design consideration when making larger packs.

[0] This uses the 3kWh/kg that was provided above and a density of gasoline of .75g/mL

    units
    You have: 0.7429 g/mL * 3 kWh/kg
    You want: kWh/L
 * 2.2287

Looks like 66% of people 75+ identify as European Origins

     math 1_710_255/2_595_470
    0.658938

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=981003...

Neat, but this looks very specialized for a single person's config. I wouldn't want to run this on my machine seeing as it removes apt sources and does a bunch of other system changes unrelated to installing a macOS guest.

https://github.com/luchina-gabriel/OSX-PROXMOX/blob/7ca3dc81... https://github.com/luchina-gabriel/OSX-PROXMOX/blob/7ca3dc81... https://github.com/luchina-gabriel/OSX-PROXMOX/blob/7ca3dc81...

From what I have gathered, I assume average age of registered vehicles. I would also assume that collector cars would "pollute" the statistics, unless they are filtered out -- the details of the research are not stated.

https://www.spglobal.com/mobility/en/research-analysis/avera...

Screens are more expensive than buttons and knobs.

Making the screen into a touch screen with a digitizer is cheaper than buttons and knobs.

So if you already have a screen, making it a touchscreen is indeed cheaper.

Touchscreens are more expensive than buttons and knobs. But screens are required by law in the USA and EU as they require backup cameras. And a digitizer is a lot cheaper than some buttons and knobs.

Isn't that just a (expensive) library? And libraries are constantly being lobbied against by publishing groups, yet there doesn't seem to be major harm (financial) caused by them.

It's a legal requirement for motorized bicycles in BC (Canada), crazy that it isn't a requirement for automobiles.

I have had decent success using <https://www.monicahq.com> for journaling and birthday reminders.

Not Invented Here

As best I can tell[1], BCHydro isn't subsidized, unless you count the land usage grants from the province (but the water flow stability is useful for irrigation, so it has other benefits)

[1] https://www.bchydro.com/content/dam/BCHydro/customer-portal/...

Same with BCHydro. Not the cheapest, but still cheap. Much better than being at the whims of shareholders.

> The fact that not doing additional free work is framed as "quitting" is both ridiculous and sad.

Yeah, that's something I thought was strange in the article. My understanding of quiet quitting was that you did the bare minimum to not get fired, not "not going above and beyond".

> importing scrap wood long distances, such as from the US

From Western Canada too, and it isn't scrap. It's good timber that could otherwise be milled into lumber.

Isn't that the point though? There is no need to make chat flow builders and pay the "handful of smart people" to figure them out.

If AI costs were reaching very high levels perhaps they would try to make non-AI flows for standard processes. But I think that is unlikely given how cheap AI is vs smart people wages.

It isn't a firewall, it's a DNS server that returns fake results for entries in its blocklist.

I'm personally a fan of the mono-microlith (or whatever people call it), where you compartmentalize the monolith so that it's a just a flag of what "micro-services" are enabled on each instance. Easy to scale down on a dev machine (one process) and easy to scale out, the local procedure calls just become remote procedure calls (over HTTPS or whatever).

Yeah, apparently well enough to run a web service off of iPhone image recognition!

https://findthatmeme.com/blog/2023/01/08/image-stacks-and-ip...

Yeah, if I was polish I would be pro-(whatever would save me from Russia).

I think it was just you. The bias I got was that of anti current contractors and pro SpaceX. I feel this way since he implied that complex operations, such as refuelling in space, were only planned because the SLS was not powerful enough, and starship will be.

"Signing up for NATO" aka blackmailing their way into NATO in Poland's case. They really wanted into NATO. There wasn't an eastward expansion from NATO, the east came to NATO.

Yes it does fallback. There are two situations where it does so

1. The sender cannot connect to the imessage server 2. The receiver does not connect to the imessage server, on any of the devices registered to receive at that particular address.

I know both methods happen since I didn't used to have data and I would receive SMSs when someone sent me an imessage and I was out and about.

Typically Japan is used as an example. Rural houses there are extremely cheap these days. Urban housing is still expensive.

You can also mimic gron, including support for yaml with

yq -o=props my-file.yaml

For those with CAPTCHA loop and Apple News -- https://apple.news/AujQtUvL-R9am2u1SlBgbrA

This[1] was posted yesterday. I think people are hopeful that ammonia production can be made cheap enough to use as a seasonal battery or for applications such as planes or ships.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38053586