drath

Looks like anti-ad to me. Wonder how much these guys got paid to be clowned around like that for the entire internet to see.

It's not running a local model anyway, why would you need to run anything local. If you're that careless, just deploy EC2 with headless claude and whatnot, and let it ~~drop your production database~~ do it's thing.

Looks pretty much exactly like the layout of the last play party place that I've been to. Guess I'm antifa now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wouldn't you want to have manual control of it? Unless it's a hybrid, from what I was told, it wouldn't make sense to turn off the engine unless you're be staying for 30 seconds or more, which the car couldn't possibly predict.

What is even auto slop start? Sounds like something I'd never want in my car ever.

And this is a cover of a children's book telling how to grow hemp. They were definitely onto something...

It's not a given. Some registars can be total dicks about transfers and drag it until expiry, after which they would kindly offer their services of "negotiating a buyout from the owner" (i.e. themselves), asking $100 upfront just for them say some absurdly high price and then hold it on park for a whole year just out of spite if you ever initiated the process.

There's helvum and carla control that allow you to edit the entire audio graph with all ins and outs for all hardware and software so you can route it however you like. No need for VAC and such. But even if you do, you can load pulseaudio modules i.e. pactl load-module module-null-sink and then route them with qjackctl which is absolutely crazy and awesome how pipewire lets you do that.

Where's Yemen and Lebanon?

But then you also have to re-heat it in the morning with combustibles to kickstart the generation again.

Yeah, they do, and get incinerated, unfortunately. A few every day, actually. Which is one of the reasons those never took off. Besides big upfront costs for the tower generator, there are additional costs for maintaining the generator with moving parts, and then for scraping the dead birds off the mirrors to top it off. All just to save a few pennies on mirrors instead of just chucking a bunch of solar panels into a field and mostly forgetting about them.

I'm more disappointed that LLM's have proven that, to pass Turing test for most people, all you need is essentially a roided out Markov chain. We thought of ourselves as the most advanced species with incredibly complex communications, but it turned out to be mostly yapping in the end...