Aurornis

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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> I tried making a button using Claude entirely (including the 3D printed enclosure) and it effed up pretty hard with the traces and the header spacing. PCB design and 3D CAD design are different topics. Hardware Description Languages ar
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> 1) OpenAI genuinely have AI technologies that can improve chip design (bold, unlikely claim, needs evidence) Chip design languages (HDLs like Verilog or VHDL) are well understood by LLMs. They don’t need specialty tools to use GPT-5.5
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
The hardware description languages (HDL) used in chip development are like programming languages. The existing models understand them and can do a lot with them. You don’t need to have separate, specialty models designed for this work to us
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Running a corporation or LLC without sufficient capitalization can be grounds for piercing the liability shield in a lawsuit. Which is exactly how it should be handled, IMO: Deal with the abuse situations directly. Forcing new companie
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Starting out a company as a UG & Co KG is a tax optimization move, not a liability issue Thanks for the clarification. However I’m still surprised that tax optimization is also considered a footnote in these conversations. In the c
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> But then don't moan about it being complicated. It was your choice. I don’t understand why you’re deriding someone for explaining why establishing a common business structure is slow and complicated. The fact that a less advantage
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
If the parent comment is correct and this form is necessary for personal financial protection, I wouldn’t consider that “all out”. That’s the bare minimum consideration for a viable company structure.
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> The only good thing is that an investor or an owner are not liable with their private money. That’s incredibly important. More than a footnote. I would consider any other form to be non-viable if it doesn’t have such protections. For c
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
A VIN is assigned as part of the registration process. This happens all the time. Even trailers need a VIN. If you build a trailer and get it registered, they will assign a VIN for it.
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> what used to be an exciting and disruptive employer (but isn't any more - its just a boring old money maker). I feel sorry for this person, but I would be surprised if this would have been okay at Google in the past 20 years. It w
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Why is that any different? Because one is a private company that people can choose to use or avoid. The other is a government that can force things upon people. How are they the same in any way? You know many companies check ID, right?
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Couple years ago the West was complaining about surveillance and scoring system of citizens in China (or was making fun of it) Comparing a private company's service to something run and maintained by an entire government on their
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> I see teens going around on ebikes, and people freak out over them in ways that seem completely inappropriate to the kids scooting around. I think it's mostly a reaction to seeing young people being young people, as far as I can t
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
EDIT: Parent commenter completely rewrote their comment while I was replying. I'm leaving this up as is. The text below is their original comment that I was responding to. > What are you pushing by pointing out not only in this thre
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> There are people out there driving big motor e-bikes because they can't afford a car. Unfortunate for them, but we can't be shaping the laws for everyone around a couple people who already bought a big-motor e-bike to ride o
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
This is an updated terms of service, but they've had ID verification for certain accounts and situations for months. Here is the Wayback Machine archive from April of their identity verification help page: https://web.archiv
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> I don't think so. In most states there is no path to legality, at least as far as operating the thing on public streets goes. Not true. It's common to convert dirt bikes into street legal vehicles with conversion kits that ad
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
Also an indoor worker. 10K IU daily would have put me far into hypervitaminosis D range. Make sure you test after a very long time, such as a year of steady supplementation. A lot of the excess Vitamin D cases were taking less than 10K IU d
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> they've been banned. No, they're not allowed on public roadways or bike/pedestrian paths. Which I think is fair and good, because they're not designed for either space. There are a lot of different types of vehicles
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> For biking, there's a danger that's noticed, and we quickly pass a law that straight up bans that type of bike for those riders. This is not true. The law didn't ban anything. It just clarified what's classified as
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Your description is not accurate for my state, California, there are clear tiers of ebikes with regulations on when and where they can go, with very clear explanation at purchase, and no weird marketing like you're talking about.
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
This is a refreshingly balanced and honest analysis of Vitamin D studies. The strongest evidence for Vitamin D is in people who are severely deficient. Bumping up to a normal range can provide some improvements. The health influencers start
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> So what now? The short answer is that I have (a) a nice couch; (b) a big TV; (c) a Steam Deck that I never use. I even have a dock for the Deck. So I should hook them all together and try out some games. This is the real answer. Why lu
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Everywhere I see reviews of it on the internet, Gaming reviews have diverged from reality. Everything is about finding controversy and something to be angry about. Gaming journalism and social media are extremely toxic, but not really
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> The website only sees the ‘over_18’ attribute, which is backed by the government signature Not true. The device's public key is also sent, which functions as a stable device identifier. We've spent years trying to get away fr
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
> Ok, saying things like "The left marched through this institution. There’s no reason we can’t march right back" is pretty bad. He’s not saying they need to “march through this institution”. He’s saying they need to learn how
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
You cut out the context, making it look like he was trying to bias the website. The part you left out was that he was asked by the interviewer how Indians who felt the site was biased against them could fight the bias: > When asked about
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
Having a labyrinth of rules to follow and then applying them asymmetrically is a classic way to build power for the ingroup and exile outsiders. The ingroup knows the rules well enough that they can wait until an enemy crosses one of the ru
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
That was my initial experience, too. As I discovered later, I was just lucky to hit pages that weren’t possessively controlled by one person or a small group who want to control the page with a tight grip. That’s often true for pages for ob
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by Aurornis 4mo ago
The main wiki pages are not for opinions. The meta-pages where people discuss the pages and the sites are full of opinions and debate.

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