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by 1-6 3y ago
just hold the CD at an angle to the light source and stare at the reflective surface
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by 1-6 3y ago
Other phone manufacturers don't have any problem with including USB3 speeds on their value phones. Apple at this point is being foolish by nickel-and-diming everyone.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I thought they specifically called out USB-C with USB-3. Or was it only for their Pro models? Edit: I read the edit in the post.
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by 1-6 3y ago
At this point, the interfaces are larger than the compute unit.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I've been checking the quality of my light sources for years using a CD (florescent vs LED vs incandescent). Didn't DIY'ers know this technique for years?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Huy Fong Sriracha: The end of an era. If there's a lesson to be learned here, you don't backstab your sole supplier of 28 years overnight and just go somewhere else. It's unfortunate that David Tran didn't learn from the
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by 1-6 3y ago
Let me introduce you all to an alternative hot sauce that has taken a country by storm and built multiple industries for generations. Gochujang.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Start with green jalapeños.
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by 1-6 3y ago
"hackers consider Cantonese vaguely déclassé" Eric Raymond obviously doesn't have great taste in everything.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Nitpick: You can start off by getting the name correct. It's Huy Fong Foods, Inc. https://www.huyfong.com/
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by 1-6 3y ago
I wonder if centrifugal forces are useful for anything. For example, would there be any benefit in pressing battery cell plates closer together?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Unfortunately, OSHA will prevent dumpster-diving for that lithium.
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by 1-6 3y ago
The problem is, organizationally, it's a mesh network. If no one is kept on a single product for long, how can a product survive turnover rates when the next shiny object appears? It's a game of musical chairs.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Some public restrooms in other countries are well kept without frequent maintenance. Most restrooms in America are gross and it'll take more than a couple generations to fix this. This will be an unpopular opinion but I think parents s
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by 1-6 3y ago
I wonder how much plastic waste the Lego company has added to the environment?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Correction: It's the end of the [unlimited] subscription era. All-you-can-eat is no longer sustainable. Long live subscriptions with monthly tokens that do not roll-over. For example, binge watch all you want, you can but up to 6 a mon
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by 1-6 3y ago
Nickel as used in coins and industrial coating would be different from 50kg going into each Tesla battery. I don't think people throughout history have owned that much nickel.
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by 1-6 3y ago
If only I had this back when I made signs in college. My Vinyl Cutter would have loved this.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Except the doctors or barbers that operate inside the facility are volunteers who receive nothing for their service.
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by 1-6 3y ago
These events will be categorized as moments in history.
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by 1-6 3y ago
After learning Physics with FP, you can help with Modelica!
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by 1-6 3y ago
This is why I don't donate.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Perhaps we're also measuring temps more than ever with greater data collection.
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by 1-6 3y ago
The answer is: Standards. Linux core with LTS (Long-term support). Offer that option and don't get involved for the rest. Let the consumer decide.
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by 1-6 3y ago
You think Moonies are?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Nice, tax dollars at work building sites that were never asked for.
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by 1-6 3y ago
We'll need to stop calling web browsers web browsers.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Low hanging fruit could be a mountain of effort for those who'd otherwise continue to focus on improving the major feature.
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by 1-6 3y ago
This is great news for those who suffer from memory recall problems. Hope to see more edge devices handle this inferencing locally.
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by 1-6 3y ago
It has to occur at the same time. A pure software play isn't the best either because there's always... well, FOSS.

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