HWR_14

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by HWR_14 9mo ago
It's not just moisture sensing. Modern dryers also use patterns to prevent shrinking in terms of reducing the heat and then bringing it back as opposed to a constant temperature until dry.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
No, it means anything they haven't shipped by the end of the day is being cancelled as an order. So I'm guessing they have very little inventory in stock or adafruit is contractually required to buy it back.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
> If you minimize your life to minimize negative impacts on others, you are hurting yourself (and your friends and family). Mind expanding on that?
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
There is a clear difference between "I had to kill someone to save 50 lives" and "I saved 50 lives, so I'm allowed to murder one person as payment"
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
At switching time, the affordable option was compact fluorescents. Which did suck.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
In the US, the answer is that exit would have to work in the event that AWS is down or power is out. Some exceptions exist for special cases.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
It could also be intentional UX design. Or a result of the keyboard hardware.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
Maybe? I'm not familiar with every ikea product. But it looks like it take a dozen small screws into soft wood.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
You'd be surprised. You could probably get three digits of the square root in under a minute if you tried.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
Bad example. IKEA assembles better with a manual screwdriver.
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by HWR_14 9mo ago
A huge issue with voting with your wallet is fraud. It's easy to lie about having no AI in your process. Especially if the final product is laundered by a real artist.
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
Tugs could afford the weight of a bunch of even lead-acid batteries and go electric without the need for a huge amount of infrastructure going the entire length of the Mississippi.
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
What are you running that feels underpowered on a mini 12?
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
> Sea transport isn't going to get any faster - probably ever. Sea transport could be sped up by 50% with current ships just by turning the engines to full, but that increases the fuel cost dramatically. With an EV ship that fuel co
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
I mean, I can take the assets from very professional software and use that to make a clone even faster than one afternoon. Copying on disk is quick.
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
Both of those by default hide timestamps
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
Where? I've never heard of that
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
There's a difference between trademark issues and your registrar auctioning off the name
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
Which registrars? I would want to avoid those.
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by HWR_14 10mo ago
I'm sure half their employees will love being removed from the AI profit train.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
> Engage with your children on topics that matter. And what do we do for the children who have parents who fail them. How do we even detect it in time to help those children?
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
Or the decision maker put "replaced 50% of call workers with AI" on their resume and got a new job instead of measuring the results.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
Why would it be bad to mention Claude in a commit message?
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
Centering the text on a slide is such a trivial thing. It is the default behavior.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
> People complain about bad and useless recommendations and irrelevant ads all the time. I've never heard any complaint about that except from people who work in adtech.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
Energy density doesn't seem to matter much in boats. Massive ships carry astronomical amounts of cargo.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
The average American shouldn't need top tier accounting to file their taxes.
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
Why would I want a perp on BTC when I can just buy the coin? The example quoted the price of the perp as (close to) the same as the price of BTC, so if I'm not getting leverage why not just buy the coin and avoid counterparty risk?
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
> the economy would contort into something unrecognizable. You say it as if it was a self evident negative, but isnt that the goal of people who want to ban ads? To dramatically change the economy?
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by HWR_14 11mo ago
No, we don't. Transit is primarily funded by taxes, then fares and only then ads. Ad-free municipal wifi exists in a lot of places. Etc.

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