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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I imagine their argument will be "Well, they should have hired Americans", even if that is completely infeasible. Then, when these places stay poor, they'll blame foreign governments, Democrats, "bureaucrats in DC",
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Here's some more information: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/10/hyundai-fact... Though I cannot say it adds much clarity. Apparently, some people caught in the raid may have had valid
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
This is from 2018, but presumably they use largely the same method now: https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/2/16965484/amazon-alexa-supe... To save a click: > Apparently, the Alexa commercials are intenti
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I studied design and I wish we'd had a design ethics class, which would have covered instances like this.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I think you are putting too much faith in the belief that people actually understand or care about what is behind some of these labels. They are ultimately just a way to create an "us" vs "them" dichotomy.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
> every decision the US takes could be considerate, but as likely also completely random and reversed and bent at any moment in the future. This my main problem with this investment. I can certainly appreciate the benefit of US governmen
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I'm not sure history bears out that major wars lead to peace. WW1 led pretty directly into WW2, and after WW2 there were plenty of conflicts by major powers. That major powers didn't start WW3 (to date) probably has more to do wit
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Looks pretty real: • https://www.linkedin.com/company/mithril-defense/people/ • https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/company-says-high... Why solve the root problem when it ca
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Maybe? I'm not super great with electrical work. My understanding is that detecting an electrical current through a power cord typically doesn't work when measuring all the wires together, because the current in the live wire is c
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Not always. I only put sheets and towels in the dryer, everything else gets hung up. So I may do two or even three washing loads in the time of a single dryer load (it can be very slow). So I'm much more interested in when the washer f
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I considered that, but the washer and dryer are stacked (limited space) so the vibrations of the washer would be picked up in a dryer vibration sensor.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
This is (largely) what I have for my "dumb" washer. What makes mine unique is the washer is in my apartment building's cellar, too far for Wifi. So I have a LoRa transmitter that routes the message to a LoRa receiver on my ho
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
And becomes a tool for selective enforcement.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
As the adage goes, "regulations are written in blood". The problem is the blood was spent before many people can remember (or bother to remember). They just know the "limitations" imposed by those regulations and therefo
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
The Greek economy is still in recession? The EC seems to think it is doing fairly well: https://economy-finance.ec.europa.eu/economic-surveillance-e... Certainly better than Germany (however comparable the two economies can
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Unfortunately, that would probably get in the way of making money.
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Speed-running global warming with our eyes closed. Fun.
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> We are all, collectively, building a giant, shared brain. Every time you write a blog post, answer a question on a forum, or push a project to GitHub, you are contributing to this massive corpus of human knowledge. I would be more exci
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Only 6 months ago? Oof.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Very cool! I messed around with something similar, but didn't get nearly as far. Any idea when you might launch?
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
It may not be just 3-4 hours difference, it could be a very significant difference in convenience. For Berlin to Munich, I'm pretty sure there's no single RE alternative, so you're probably transferring 3 or 4 times as well.
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Cool! Does Gemini support emailing, or is this handled separately? I've been interested in creating something similar, but haven't devoted the time.
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I’m learning German, and my listening comprehension particularly needs work. So I create mini stories on different topics using Claude, then ElevenLabs to do narration.
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This has been awhile in coming. They incorporated in the Netherlands a few years ago: https://sourcehut.org/blog/2022-10-31-tos-update-cryptocurre...
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
> I'm sure I'm not the only one who has led my AI assistant into a corner it couldn't get itself out of My team recently did a vibe coding exercise to get a sense of the boundaries of current LLMs. I kept running into a pr
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Check out the Arduino starter kit. This is how I started with electrics. It comes with everything you need including a great book which walks you through everything. Very much worth the money. https://store-usa.arduino.cc/pr
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
Also, several of the key doctors and researchers were not born in the US. I'm sure plenty of researchers are now thinking twice about working in or moving to the US. Edit: Still reading the article, but so far researchers working in th
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Screenshot of the warning: https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FGqxWbH8WgAAPx8L.jpg
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
I think it is even broader than that. It is removing any potential opposition. That opposition is independent institutions, such as universities, but also the truth itself. If there's no one to research things, then how will you know i
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by 3D30497420 1y ago
On a related note, the Trump administration frozen more than $790 million in federal funding for NU because of "ongoing federal antisemitism investigations": https://dailynorthwestern.com/2025/05/05/

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