Eggpants

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by Eggpants 2y ago
My Excel to the rescue story is the time I worked in a locked down environment with limited access to programming tools but needed to make physics-based simulators. I made an aircraft flight model that made heat maps of line of sight vector
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by Eggpants 2y ago
I suspect they are more constrained by cell thermals/cooling otherwise why take the obvious PR hit of providing much less range than promised.
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by Eggpants 2y ago
When the tool is statistical word vomit based, it will never move beyond cool bar trick levels.
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by Eggpants 2y ago
Musk almost bankrupted both SpaceX and Tesla, He was more lucky than good.
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by Eggpants 2y ago
Nvidia demanded Apple to allow its video driver to be able to phone home just like it does in the windows toy OS(running in ring 0 no less). Epic/Tencent fortnight abuses the DNS protocol probably to bypass wirewalls. Both can be obser
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by Eggpants 2y ago
It was designed for corporate management to prove the WFH employees are goofing off. It’s the only way the lack of security passed any kind of giggle test at MS. Corporate accounts are the only MS customers that matters.
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by Eggpants 2y ago
Don’t understand the appeal being a spy cam for Facebook, but to each their own. The subsidized quest is on borrowed time if it keeps losing crazy billions a quarter as it currently does.
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by Eggpants 2y ago
Young’in needs constant positive reinforcement or they go all emo.jpg
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by Eggpants 2y ago
https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-US/data-collection-Windows Noting. The middle of the page: Note – Consumer users can’t turn off essential services. And here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/top
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by Eggpants 2y ago
You have to navigate all the side links of this page https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/servicesagreement/ and the separated privacy policy, But here’s a good starting point in Paragraph 2.b It’s been modified sl
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by Eggpants 2y ago
Except the user license agreement states Microsoft can upload/download anything, run anything, and ignore any user setting on “your” computer.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
Zuck is an authentic demo faker. Period. That is not what pass through looks like on the device plus there is a delay with the feed. Wii level graphics. Hand tracking is terrible thus the need for controllers. Facebooks metaverse takes over
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by Eggpants 3y ago
45 minutes is only if you are trying to charge over 80% which you don’t actually want to do. Unlike gas tanks that have a consistent fill rate, batteries are like a sponge where near empty the charge/fill rate is much much faster than
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by Eggpants 3y ago
Cool story ad-tech bro. Apple not supporting “features” designed to track/steal data isn’t a subpar experience. No one is forced to buy an iPhone, just like no one is forced to buy an Xbox which also takes a 30% cut via its locked dow
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by Eggpants 3y ago
And when you were at Walmart, I’m sure you were also puzzled why there wasn’t a rent free Target store within the Walmart. Or when you were on the Xbox store, etc etc. The difference is Apple makes and spend all the R&D to make the har
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by Eggpants 3y ago
Which is exactly the same for Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo… No one is forcing you to buy an iPhone, just like nothing is stopping Epic/tencent from developing a phone of there own. It’s just cheaper to leach off other R&D efforts.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
There is no such law, ChatBLT told me so. But seriously, there isn’t because it so vague. Short term vs long term profits alone produces so much wiggle room that even if such a law existed it would be meaningless.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
There is no such law, ChatBLT told me so. But seriously, there isn’t because it so vague. Short term vs long term profits alone produces so much wiggle room alone that if such a law existed it would be meaningless.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
As long as it’s just returning the tokens of the statistical mean of previous tokens, it is just a clever autocomplete. A somewhat useful internet search engine without all the ads/seo garbage. Of course, the first rule of the interne
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by Eggpants 3y ago
If you asked ChatBLT to summarize the above, it would say he was caught lying about his affair with Satya to which he improperly disclosed financial technical copyright issues impropriety.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
This also means you will have to buy software to install on your cloud os via M$. And folks are upset about googles/apples store cut percentage… Epic is going to have a seizure.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
They most likely used ChatBLT for the docs.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
What I don’t understand is why car dealerships haven’t jumped at this opportunity by giving up some parking spots for charging stations. They already have a lounge areas, have displayed cars for folks to consider, and many have some kind of
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by Eggpants 3y ago
> A better search engine, which skips past loads of outdated content or SEO-laden bullshit. But ChatBLT was ‘trained’ using SEO-maddened bullshit thus your getting the statistical mean of all that bullshit. The first rule of the internet
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by Eggpants 3y ago
One A1B is enough to power/propel a carrier. They have 2 A1B in case one engine faults/maintenance, they have another one available. Most ships have backups for major systems.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
The Navy did try smaller modules but it turned out to be a major staffing and space issue. Having 30 modules/reactors on an aircraft carrier would require quite a bit more Nuclear trained sailors than 2 large modules/reactors.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
OpenAPI’s own data is closed and… wait for it…copyrighted. So it’s ok for them to steal other folks work as long as no one can steal theirs. Cool story tech bro.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
More ChatBLT garbage.
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by Eggpants 3y ago
Disagree. My second example is very relevant just inconvenient for your argument. It demonstrates what you’re asking for applied to physical stores. You can take apart the hardware and do anything you want with it. Replace any of chips, use
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by Eggpants 3y ago
While they are at it, they can force PlayStation and Xbox to sell each others games on their closed systems. Then force Walmart to allow Target to open a kiosk rent free in their stores… Closing an adtech attack vector by restricting the b

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