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by Daneel_ 1y ago
I feel like a lot of these systems, while reducing some types of incidents, also cause others. I know the lane-keeping assist function in my 2024 car (that turns itself back on every time I start the car) has a healthy appetite for trying t
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by Daneel_ 1y ago
I think the track record of the Chinese government is well established at this point.
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by Daneel_ 1y ago
Expletive aside, I think they’re talking about their total investment rather than their income.
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by Daneel_ 1y ago
I've seen some contestants(?) plane at a slight angle too. I feel like this would also assist with achieving a cleaner result. I know I do this with my own push-style planer.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I’ve been taught through years of people closing the lid of my laptop that “do nothing” is the right setting to use.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Thinkpad line from Lenovo. Amazing build quality, and you can order them with Linux. I have a P1 Gen 7 and it’s fantastic. It feels premium, and it’s thin, light, powerful, has good connectivity and 4K OLED touch screen. I’d take it over Ma
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I still do, and I maintain that it’s easier to read text with double spaces after periods.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Today it's 2.2GB of JSON files, tomorrow it's tens of petabytes of archived data that you need to look through for work. A speedup of 2x is nothing to scoff at. As a broader comment though, this is how we learn and discover thing
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I think it's an interpretation issue. When you say it's 45% faster I interpret that as "the new package handles work at a rate of 145% when compared to the original, that is, 1.45 times as fast". I would rephrase your c
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Great read. I hadn't even considered that people might interpret "90% faster" as "10 times as fast", i.e., it will take 100-90=10% of the original time. It seems like a completely incorrect interpretation to me, b
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Wait, what? That’s horrific! I love my range of lenses for my long-suffering 5d3. I wouldn’t have bought it if the only options were the canon lenses. How disappointing to hear.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
No? I’ve been mountain biking for over 20 years and never any broken bones or had to go to hospital as a result, despite doing downhill, trials, and dirt jumping. And I have 20 years of fitness to show for it - that’s about as positive as i
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Where are the three phase models?? Seriously though, a 15A kettle sounds great.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't cut the mustard in most organisations either, with the typical responses being along the lines of: "Who will support it? Can you provide a security assessment? Is your team happy to be responsible for
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
If it’s not installed by default on server-oriented flavours of Linux then it’s dead to me, unfortunately. Most orgs aren’t going to agree to roll it out across tens of thousands of machines on a whim. My entire Linux experience is dictated
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
As an owner of a 2020 V90CC (which was the last of the Sensus models), I have to disagree. I’m never buying another Volvo based purely on the terrible software experience that Sensus provides. Only being able to use half the screen for CarP
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I meant that the inputs from TFA would be easily identifiable as there was no attempt to ‘humanise’ the inputs. If the author had attempted to do so then obviously it’s more difficult (or possibly impossible).
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
The inputs would form a very distinct pattern that likely doesn’t look anything like what a human creates - I think this would certainly be detectable, although you could also account for this in your program (similar to the ongoing back an
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I had two (an OG kickstarter pebble, and the steel), and also suffered screen death. The battery life was incredible, but I don’t know that I could give up the standalone features that the apple watch ultra 2 has. On-device Siri, tap to pay
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
3Blue1Brown also has a good video on mathematical animations, in case it’s relevant for you: https://youtu.be/rbu7Zu5X1zI?si=KTAfolRBm1NsZOE9
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
That's certainly not the take away I have from the show. It inspired many to think for themselves and made science approachable and fun. They made a genuine effort to be scientific within the bounds of the show. I think they've
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I learnt it here in Australia in my early school years, and hated it because it was both slower to write and more difficult to read. I switched back to standard writing as soon as I was allowed.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I wish this technique worked for me. I can transcribe something verbatim and then have absolutely no idea what I've written - I have to go back and read it to actually parse the text.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
How so? Because younger kids are using more macs and will want to take that into the workplace? Microsoft has the enterprise virtually locked up still. I don’t see most companies offering macbooks as an option. Linux though? My former unive
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
That, and alcohol is just so expensive.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
The other end of the spectrum is just as terrifying - CRAC unit failure. I never knew fans could scream so loudly.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I'd never heard of it before today, so yeah, my first thought was exactly what you postulated. "Cool? Maybe it's a tool for generating animations in the terminal?" *edit - oh, no Windows support for now (my hands are t
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Agreed, but it’s certainly more open than it used to be. At least now you can emulate a variety of cards directly in an app.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Are you saying you can’t have apple intelligence on your 15 pro max? Yes you can - it’s one of the supported models. I’m not sure what difficulty you’re having with timers. It’s quite easy to do multiple timers: “hey siri, timer one hour”,
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
It’s open to developers as of iOS 18.1: https://developer.apple.com/support/nfc-se-platform/

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