DivingForGold

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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/icfS3
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/HeC4E
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/bIDff
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
A met a guy once whom drives a PU truck, he lowers the tailgate and places an oversized piece of plywood in the bed as an excuse, he also places an opaque plastic cover over his front lic plate, which has been raised to a $300 fine in Texas
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/z4Ohr#selection-761.0-761.91
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/88FY7
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Hire a private eye.
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/zApDg
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AI infrastructure is being built on a mountain of new DEBT(twitter.com)
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
The choice of flux used is probably more important. Aggressive fluxes are easier to solder with, but leave behind a acid residue which can be problematic for electronic circuits. Fluxes preferred for electronic applications are the least a
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
disabling javascript reveals: "Leaked pitch deck reveals Lovable's 65% margin target Vibe-coding startup aimed to almost double gross margin in 18 months"
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/ciZyS
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Yes. Registered as a micro entity, filed patent myself, as the least expensive patent attorney I could find was like $5K down just to "start" to be involved. Ultimately, the patent application was denied. The legal costs could not
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/5pR2x
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Clickbait.
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/ZccST
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/oS3rN#selection-1565.0-1565.66
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Ummmm, I would probably not want to be working at the Atlantic right now . . . as soon as tommorrow G-men could show up at their offices and order everyone onto the floor . . . you can fill in the rest of the blanks . . . just sayin
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
It's useless to me because NONE of the titles are hotlinks, plus, you cannot even copy / paste the titles to a browser. The creator has his script set to not allowing copying.
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Victim here. I lost $740 worth of #4 submersible pump cable to copper thieves (wholesale cost) at night. Local scrap yard was briefed, they were pumped, anticipating a bust. Thieves showed up same day with cable all pulled off spools, scrap
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Didn't Cory Doctorow write a book about this sort of stuff ?
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
. . . "The (geometric) average result at the end seems to be that the LLMs are down 35 % from their initial capital – and they got there in just 96 model-days. That's a daily return of -0.6 %, or a yearly return of -81 %, i.e. pra
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by DivingForGold 11mo ago
Seems more like intentional basins to catch snow and hold the snowpack longer into the spring to keep the surrounding soil moist for crops nearby ?
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by DivingForGold 1y ago
Not sharing the code for review indicates the product should be regarded as "questionable" at best.
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by DivingForGold 1y ago
"We saw this problem repeatedly in user feedback: “The mower works fine until a wire gets nicked — then I have to dig up half my lawn to find the break.” Actually, this is not true. There are inexpensive devices on the market that allo
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by DivingForGold 1y ago
Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs fame has a piece circulating now on Fox Business that says classic trade jobs are the best bet in the age of AI. So called "white collar workers" are being laid off by the hundreds of thousands - - - but b