CheeseFromLidl

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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
You’re correct. Iirc the blueish smoke from car tires share a similar property.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Are the GreenArray chips also systolic arrays?
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Its carcinogenic “modus operandi” is also completely different to anything else. Asbestos is chemically inert, so how does is cause cancer? The tiny crystalline needles puncture cells, sometimes during cell division, and strands of dna will
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
As a hobby photographer, I organise everything for speedy retrieval but this would be amazing to search my collection.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
LLMs can be trained using a distributed approach [1]. So what’s stopping the OSS community from setting up a pool in the likes of seti@home and boinc? [1] I asked Gemini and apparently it’s quite common
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I think this one fits here: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
would've been more backwards-compatible and better-fitting Eagerly awaiting the first submission of someone decapping, forcing the fuse, capping and running it.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
A tv show in the Netherlands once summed it up nicely: the dating site experience for men is like interviewing for a job, for women it’s like shopping.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Apart from a 70cm mention I don’t see frequency specs. Similar project for HF (kHz to ~30MHz) is the radioberry project, a kind of spin-off from the hermes sdr.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
This is the first in a very long time that I’ve seen my thoughts written down by someone else. Unfortunately I didn’t get out and thanks to 2 burnouts & counting I’m stuck in a shithole country doing shithole jobs. If you’re young and w
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I don’t speak for others, probably a minority opinion. I vividly remember the protests against the switch to Russian oil and against the pipeline. There’s a saying here: if you burn your ass you sit on the blisters.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Adam Curtis recently released his series “Shifty” (it’s on YT). It portrays what happened when Tatcher stuck a crowbar in the economic machinery. The series shows the aftermath.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
It just didn't come to pass on the time frame the stock valuations implied. There’s always “urgency” involved when pumping money around the system. And some win big with overselling this need to act fast. I don’t see how patien
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I’d like to ask to repeat this experiment but with a ferrite core next to the sensor (touching it). On the low spectrum (below a few MHz?) the magnetic component in the electromagnetic wave becomes dominant. Which is why receivers in shortw
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
“services that have a significant influence over public discourse” This may show paranoia but all these things that are happening recently kinda add up to preparation for war.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Maybe there’s a parasitic bipolar transistor in the atmosphere, with sulphur acting as a doping that reduced the threshold for latchup.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
You can look at lightning in an SDR receiver, they look like horizontally oriented stretched droplets. Somewhere around 7kHz iirc.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I was quite fond of DokuWiki’s xml-rpc. Probably long replaced now but it was a godsend to have a simple rpc to the server from within javascript. (2007)
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I follow your logic, but if I look around me the higher the level of education the fewer children and partners.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
I wouldn’t call getting a core medical degree followed by several years of postgraduate training a ‘simple hack’.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Pff amateur hour. Hack a dating site and start your own human breeding program.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
Just yesterday I was both hindered and helped by Google in modifying a 32 bit bootloader to load and executes 64 bit code. - Google search was utterly useless, giving me no relevant results (which I found later by searching around github).
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
The term “critical infrastructure” sounds inappropriate for building a new (huge) target that can be rendered useless with minimal intervention.
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by CheeseFromLidl 1y ago
“Rome is hoping to classify the bridge as a military expenditure to make it count towards the Nato target of 5% of GDP spent on defence.” Maybe they can classify explosives as fertiliser and increase their agricultural output.