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Google is to Android as Meta is to Llama. But this time it’s all about AR glasses.

Sat in the rear, it feels claustrophobic. I’m told they will solve that with extra daylight lighting installed behind the rear headrests.

Is the abomination that is “I’ll revert on that” a wart?

Distillation. Corpora. Zero-shot. One-shot/few-shot. Labelled and unlabelled. Self-supervised.

Debugging CrashLoopBackOff

“level triggered” vs “edge triggered” is the kubernetes term for stateless vs stateful. It’s one of the reasons why any cluster configuration drift becomes eventually consistent with desired state.

ONS sampling disputes this.

As one of the 60%, its not about deity worship, but more about a sense of stability. Especially where the monarchy has effectively zero involvement in daily life. When looked at from a P&L basis the crown is pretty good value. Certainly compared to all the alternatives that have been tried.

I had a large tree in the garden of my previous house. I used to make significant quantities of medlar jelly every year and give the jars away to family and friends. The house was 400 years old, but the tree was significantly younger.

Just be glad no-one thought of running Internet Explorer as the desktop background....oh wait....

> Davis Adams, who works at Honda and drives an S2000, told me about a Lotus Elise he used to own that had a motion sensor. "If you locked the door, and moved your hand in the open air," he said, "the alarm would go off. So if you left a dog in the car, or someone leaned in the open convertible to look, it'd trigger the alarm."

20 year Lotus Elise owner here. I have had thieves slash the roof and and steal items. And I would never leave a dog alone in it.

These corporate phishing test emails come from phishd and similar services. Very easy to fingerprint them with smtp headers and set up mail rules to bounce them to your corporate phishing sink...