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by 1-6 8mo ago
To you, what's the point of spending countless billions on space exploration?
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by 1-6 8mo ago
100% this. There's nothing wrong with focusing on first principles and this is a rediscovery in that matter. It's just an acknowledgement that the Miura pattern works and this kid kept his focus. To be perfectly honest, he just to
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by 1-6 9mo ago
I see this posted everywhere this week. Is it really that good? I understand this runs on any hardware (not limited to Mac Minis) as long as you have an API key to an LLM (Preferably to Claude). People online make bold promises that it will
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by 1-6 9mo ago
Windows 11 doesn't support Intel CPUs older than 8th gens. Linux is no longer an alternative, it's a lifeline for many old yet very capable machines. What is Microsoft trying to do by ending Windows 10 support?
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by 1-6 10mo ago
+1 to simple machines. As an analogy and anecdote, I've learned a lot about cars through RC racing as a teen. Building differentials, CVDs and Universal Joints, hydraulic shocks towers, and tuning radios really gave me the baseline to
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by 1-6 10mo ago
Thanks for this writeup, I'm going to try myself as I have a few Raspberry Pi Picos laying around myself. I'm going to try to create a Google Colab Notebook for my virtual environment instead.
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by 1-6 10mo ago
It looks like AI slop to be honest. My second best guess is that it could be arrayed transformers. I don't think a utility company in their right mind would allow workers to bicycle inside a tunnel powering the grid.
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by 1-6 11mo ago
Steam is starting to become the 'Apple Computer Inc.' everyone wants.
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by 1-6 1y ago
Even though this is a light-hearted headline, there is a larger problem brewing as critical tech is increasingly connected to the cloud.
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by 1-6 1y ago
Friends tell their friends about more mature brokerages once the account goes over $100k.
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by 1-6 1y ago
Privacy issues aside, I think having a camera to monitor stools and urine color is an excellent way to gauge health. I hope the folks at Kohler can make this happen.
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by 1-6 1y ago
Glad that you're taking the first step toward resiliency. At times, big outages like these are necessary to give a good reason why the company should Multicloud. When things are working without problems, no one cares to listen to the s
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by 1-6 1y ago
I think this is what is being said: "Down with serverless! Long live serverless!"
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by 1-6 1y ago
You lost me at "Yoon overthrowing the constitution."
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by 1-6 1y ago
I'm interested in doing something like this and connecting it to an AI agent. My autoreply to spam could either an unsubscribe or ignore.
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by 1-6 1y ago
Alt+Space Several apps already fight for that keyboard shortcut sequence. Claude, now this...
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by 1-6 1y ago
$3000 per work isn't a bad price. It seems insulting to the copy write holder.
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by 1-6 1y ago
We're finally getting colors on e-ink displays. B&W [hatch] patterns still have a rightful purpose.
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by 1-6 1y ago
I can't recount how many times I've bunny hopped out of spawning on de_dust2. I'm pretty certain that there are modern FPS's that have gotten inspiration from that legendary map.
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by 1-6 1y ago
In the late 1990s, living in South Korea during the fallout of the IMF financial crisis, my friends and I discovered PC bangs. These gaming havens offered titles like Rainbow Six, MechWarrior 2, and the legendary StarCraft. As a teenager, t
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by 1-6 1y ago
I just realized today after 20 years that my computer stopped making noises. It's progress but I miss those clicking sounds.
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by 1-6 1y ago
It seems that shops like this in Japan are only possible because of a government model that doesn't interfere.
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by 1-6 2y ago
I still see commenters claiming that better cables yield better digital images even after you made this statement. Digital signals usually have some sort of error correction and it’s an all or nothing deal with digital.
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by 1-6 2y ago
I think the concept revolves around a small IoT chip that connects to an online payment system. It could trigger a relay to enable/disable the outlet.
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by 1-6 2y ago
Duodecimal Society members are happy.
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by 1-6 2y ago
Time for a YouTube video to be made
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by 1-6 2y ago
We can live without exotic hardwood species splattering our floors. The look and feel of laminate/engineered wood can be quite good and it will only improve with time. I’m not a conservationist but I don’t think it’s proper to cut down
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by 1-6 2y ago
“If only they didn't put the power button on the bottom.” While I think Apple was off the rocker on this particular decision, I do respect their org structure that allows this type of decision to occur. Believe me, there are companies
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by 1-6 2y ago
The people in the USA are more open about sharing embarrassing situations. I think idiocy is a trait that appears worldwide.
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by 1-6 2y ago
When the company you work offers you a company phone they built, don’t.

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