ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 1y ago
The biggest power drain is still the screen and those haven't really improved that much.
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
As someone who often checks that sub, all I can say is that there's no decent small phones and it's just people constantly checking whether one has been released yet
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
The jelly star has got junk in the trunk though
334.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
I'd even be happy with a 5.5" phone nowadays but no-one even makes them
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
At least the smaller battery is offset by the smaller screen
336.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
The line's got to be drawn somewhere. I would think most people expect the OS to come with a clock and calculator
337.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
I had always assumed it meant call as in to call up or call over. I'd never considered that people may think it meant call as in name
338.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
So just the kernel?
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
What's misleading about that? Did you miss the words "alternatives to" in the statement?
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
The problem with a lot of pi stuff is that a lot of it is just so out of date, especially as the community just didn't fully transition to the RPI5 So for running things on an N100 it works in the same way as any other PC
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
> I wouldn’t replace much of that with an Intel NUC style computer Why is that? Because you think the N100 isn't capable enough or for some other reason? Because N100 definitely can outperform a raspberry pi But a pi pico is defini
342.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
Still feels like why help them just in case they don't
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
I'm not sure why OP links to this site, but the actual project is here https://snowemu.com/ https://github.com/twvd/snow
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
If you've not backed it up already that data might be gone. If it's valuable to you then I'd recommend finding out sooner than later
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
Drug dealers wanting to go off the grid?
346.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
> they'd effortlessly at least double their market potential I think you overestimate the appeal of such a feature
347.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
To be fair, a lot of apple advertising comes off as cringe. I mean the whole "I'm a mac" campaign really cemented their style as fart huffing
348.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
I thought this was going to be metal music with clips of Nelson Muntz
349.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
If you can afford to develop both. Presumably as an indie dev they chose where to invest their development time
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
> Malicious compliance go brrrrrrrrrr What does this even mean?
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
I don't work in pharma but I work in medical electronics, and sometimes you just have to perform random unrelated testing because the standards say so, even if it technically doesn't apply to your product
352.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
My weight loss shows a huge difference in cycling vs. burning the same number of calories walking
353.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
Presumably by 3000 you mean 1000 over the ~2000 from your basal rate? 1000kcal per day from walking alone is about 3-4 hours of walking per day depending on weight.
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
Because otherwise it means getting up from your desk and talking to people. Risk your malicious compliance being discovered or have to go for a walk?
355.
by ChrisRR 1y ago
Just bring back spacebar heating
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Twatt
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
You're entirely right. I don't use recipe sites very often, and yet it still happens often enough that I have to keep scrolling and reading on different sites to get past the backstory
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
https://www.recipeninja.ai/assets/index-B7TAGfYd.js Not 35k lines, but there's one line that's about 48,000 characters long. So either they've intentionally obfuscated it, or chatgpt just churned out one
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
So much gristle
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
The 35k lines of code is what made me think this was either a joke or the state of vibe coding, but no it turns out they're serious I have entire codebases of embedded software in C without the shortcuts of modern programming languages

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