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HW eng here. If you need (emphasis on need - if it's not in the requirements, don't bother!) to make it smaller, you can fold the low power/compute section underneath the power section by putting it on another board and using
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I've been buzzed by a flight of military helicopters in the New Mexico desert. Not intentionally, they just happened to overfly my tent, and I just happened to have cell service somehow. I checked ADSB and sure enough they were flying
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Retro reflective material will do the trick. Try a retroreflective hi-viz vest on the headrest.
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I thought for a moment while reading these comments that somehow SC had completely changed in terms of content and type of user. People seem to think it's a Spotify-like or something. I consumed essentially audio shitposts and DJ mix s
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Uhhh. Unless people are now using SC completely differently from how I was using it, the media people publish on SC is far too niche to be available via piracy.
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I thought for a moment your comment was the output of a Markov chain trained on HN
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Via The Economist: > A survey conducted in 2023 by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the governing body of college sport, found that 60% of college students have gambled on sport.
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I have gotten so sick of Google Maps that I've done the unthinkable, and have started walking around the city trying establishments at random. It has yielded quite good results basically immediately. People (myself included) have gotte
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Pichai: Google will soon begin construction of AI data centers in space
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Original title was rather unwieldy, paraphrased first line because it was clearer.
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ad machina
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And you got to eat a ton of tasty berries in the meantime! Also congrats on getting old :) happy for you.
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I've been starting days with a bowl 2/3rds full of frozen blueberries (microwaved 2mins to soften) plus greek yogurt and a dash of maple syrup. It's a lot of blueberries. But I can afford $60/month in frozen blueberries.
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You write like a late night kitchen gizmo ad?
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It's ad copy style. Humans have been writing like that for decades but it's not naturalistic construction. Not sure who you talk to, but the 'It's Not Just X, It's Y' format doesn't show up in everyday spe
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I'm planning to set up a VPN into my home network for stuff like this. Services, NAS, etc. that I want remote access to but don't want exposed to the deep dark ocean of the internet.
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Oh, my god. For anyone that's not familiar, replacing a clutch is usually on the same order of difficulty as an oil change. Unbolt a place, extract the clutch pack, pop in a new one, cover goes back on.
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After reading the blog post I had the same thought. Doing an oil change on my F650GS motorcycle required removing the plastics, draining the oil from both the top and bottom of the motorcycle, removing a plate on the side of the engine afte
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Hah! I've actually 3D printed a part of an intake before. Just as a prototype, to allow me to get a Keihin carb on a motorcycle that had a CV carb. Printed it on an SLA machine though! I was concerned enough about chemical attack even
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My 2¢... LLMs are kind of amazing for structured text output like code. I have a completely different experience using LLMs for assistance writing code (as a relative novice) than I do in literally every other avenue of life. Electricl engi
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This reminds me of my favorite "Downfall" meme video. [Youtube] "Hitler fails radiated emissions" - Orin Laney: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeo8ZZTfwZQ
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Sci-fi isn't even really about the tech. It's about what happens to us, humans, when the tech changes in dramatic ways. Sci-fi authors dream up types of technology that create new social orders, factions, rifts, types of interpers
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Falcon heavy is only $1,500/kg to LEO. This rate is considerably undercut here on Earth by me, a weasley little nerd, who will move a kilogram in exchange for a pat on the head (if your praise is desirable) or up to tens of dollars (if
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Oh! #1 ended up with a Bib Gourmand from Michelin later that year.
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With all the back and forth over the props, also with Ridley Scott scrapping loads of spaceship footage in order to reshoot everything after repainting the models, I get the impression that communication was quite bad in the production. I&#
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Im crashing out, I'm scratching the hn itch with simulacra, I'm just a stupid monkey holding a frog and finding glory
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A smell of burning was how I suspected I had COVID the last time around. I was around some machines, I had to have someone else sniff around and let me know that nothing was actually burning.
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Seems like some of these sayings get around "We've got two seasons: summer and construction" - do you have that one too?
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The housing theory of everything, indeed.
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Thanks for the infodump. This sounds insane to me but I'm 100% going to try it.
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