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by 404mm 2y ago
I find it amusing how the OP has the need to label meals within the day and gripes about how they don’t match when talking to others on a regular 24-hour schedule. They are just meals. You’re hungry, so you eat. It’s a meal. Only one note:
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by 404mm 2y ago
This is very similar to an issue I battled for months on MacBook Pro (one of the later Intel versions, like 2018-ish), although there problem was not in the HW itself but the current version of MacOS at that time (this is no longer an issue
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by 404mm 2y ago
Or at least a $1.99/mo subscription?
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by 404mm 2y ago
The article mentioned that we already have some limited supplies of a vaccine for H5N1. Just curious, what’s keeping us from adding it to the yearly flu shot mix ahead of time?
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by 404mm 2y ago
Quite funny that an article about AI was not fed to AI to proof read it.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I know the 5110 is one of the unbreakable OG’s but I’d much rather see 6210/6310 brought back to life. That phone looks cool even for 2024 and the ergonomic design is still usable. 5110 was so bulky!
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by 404mm 2y ago
The only tool I appreciate is the text proofreading option. The summaries are ok but I could live without them. The rest is no good to me. I think I’ve been trained for years to avoid Siri (because how embarrassingly bad it is) that I just
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by 404mm 2y ago
After seeing that news clip, my only question is “why do they care?”. I’m not saying nobody should care but why do we have citizens on the hunt for drones. From the look of it, the drones don’t seem to be invading citizens privacy, nor does
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by 404mm 2y ago
It became quite normal for me to write 0.3 and read it as “point three”. I do agree that the English language makes it less awkward to just skip the zero. It leaves very little room for confusion.
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by 404mm 2y ago
IMO the implicit zero is just as much an issue in regular written form. The period could be overlooked quite easily, but seeing a leading 0, one will know what’s really going on. How could the parser see it as a string? This is not YAML and
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by 404mm 2y ago
Exactly! Trailing commas (for cleaner commits) and comments are the only pain points I ever felt. On the other hand: > leadingDecimalPoint: .8675309 This is just lazy. Can we discuss in depth how much time you saved by skipping the “0” i
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by 404mm 2y ago
N100 is not more expensive. It’s about the same price. 8GB pi5 is $80 Power brick around $15 Decent cooled case $20 Heat sink $8 SD $15-20 And this is all excluding NVMe hat with NVMe drive, ie you’re stuck with absolutely miserable storage
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by 404mm 2y ago
What model sizes do you run locally? Anything that would work on a 16GB M1?
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by 404mm 2y ago
I pay for both GPT and Claude and use them both extensively. Claude is my go-to for technical questions, GPT (4o) for simple questions, internet searches and validation of Claude answers. GPT o1-preview is great for more complex solutions a
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by 404mm 2y ago
I got this one when it was on sale for about $135: https://a.co/d/7XSrYmL Looking back, the SSD was garbage so I ended up using my own nvme. But it’s a little solid piece. It came with some windows but I just put Debia
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by 404mm 2y ago
The only Pi I’m hoping to see is Pi Zero 3 W (or whatever the next iteration may be). Z2W still packs decent performance considering its size. Pi5 arrived too late and was displaced by the N100 micro bricks imo.
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by 404mm 2y ago
What kinds of programs were available for this machine? I’m really curious what kind of complexity was it capable of running.
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by 404mm 2y ago
Does anyone know how what kind of local hack had to IMDb implement to allow this special rating scale for "This Is Spinal Tap"? While the current movie rating shows 7.9/11, you can only rate it on the 1-10 scale. For those un
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by 404mm 2y ago
They used to pay $15k to go there. Unless it’s a different town. https://www.euronews.com/travel/2022/08/25/italy-you-could-g...
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by 404mm 2y ago
This reminded me of the orangutan driving a golf cart: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DJsn1QivbKM He has mastered it. He clearly understands the concept of roads vs sidewalks. He can drive using one hand. And most importantl
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by 404mm 2y ago
I’m still stuck on the “why” and perhaps even “what”.
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by 404mm 2y ago
Phone number is the new cookie. Just about every company now requires users to provide phone number. It’s insane.
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by 404mm 2y ago
It’s a rat race. They keep pacing each other, and it feels like each of them takes over the other one for a few months.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I don’t have any 6E device so I cannot really tell for sure but from what I read, 6E gets you to a bit over 1Gbit in real world scenario. 7 should be able to replace my 2.5Gbe dongle or at least get much closer to it. I already have routers
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by 404mm 2y ago
The lack of Wifi7 is a real bummer for me. I was hoping to ditch the 2.5Gbe dongle and just use WiFi.
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by 404mm 2y ago
The consequences are going to be stock value increase. Edit: it’s already visible.
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by 404mm 2y ago
Yes, simpler is better. More specifically, I no longer can do Thai food. To spicy now.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I’m on Zepbound and I had no side effects for my 2.5mg and 5mg doses. It’s starting to be more prevalent with 7.5mg - and I haven’t moved to higher dose yet.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I assume you are also on weekly doses. How does it work for you? I feel like I go through cycles of: Day 1: no change Day 2: can go whole day without eating, a bit nauseous Day 3-5: feeling bloated, food doesn’t digest fast, not eating much
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by 404mm 2y ago
It does not, you’re right to point it out. Maps showed about 1 day and 18 hrs so I accounted for 3 day rental but lodging slipped my mind. So probably another $200-$400, if leaning towards economy options.

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