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by JoBrad 1y ago
As I understand it, it’s more than that: there are small “inverted pyramids” that cause the water to condense more rapidly, to extract even more heat from the system. https://youtu.be/qAZ-q3KmDHM?si=pb08RMHEAA4o94xF
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by JoBrad 1y ago
> Call me when `systemctl pull ...` fetches the binary and everything else needed to run it _and_ puts the .service file in the right spot. That would be pretty awesome, actually.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
The tradeoff of “batteries included” vs not is real: Python developers famously reach for community libraries like requests right away to avoid using the built-in tooling.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
I wonder if it’s related to import sources, and maybe the speed of that hardware. They are still successfully importing the photos into the Photos app, just not from the camera.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Node is just inline transpiling the TS into JS, then running the JS.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Not really a counterpoint, but a “yes, and”: I’ve often made an “internal” presentation that is mostly for myself and maybe a few others, which distills the key concepts of something into a coherent narrative. While it can help others, I al
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by JoBrad 1y ago
A lot of guys would be matched…and maybe find some new friends.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Perhaps, but other than the upcoming Scout, I’m not even sure it’s an option for EVs, in the US.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Other than a very slight astigmatism, I have no visuals issues, but also found the same-sizer text much easier to read than I thought it would be.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
I like the security aspect. Maybe DNS works, and you can use that for communication between containers?
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by JoBrad 1y ago
To be fair, Meta has a history of pushing people towards sharing when they wouldn’t otherwise do so. Doesn’t explain the petition’s wording, which suggests interactions are public by default.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Be the change you want to see in the world!
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by JoBrad 1y ago
So is the “pagan” moniker a way of dating the work to before the rise of Christianity with the Roman Empire?
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by JoBrad 1y ago
Exactly how little training is "without any"? I'm assuming that companies haven't been spending billions trying to train LLMs to better understand things when they can do it without any training.
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by JoBrad 1y ago
The nightlight and thermostat's response to stimulus is nowhere near analyzing a picture of a clock tower and responding with "Image of a city's tallest, historic landmark with a sepia filter." To me, recognizing the umb
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by JoBrad 2y ago
They do have training accounts, as part of Skill Builder. I honestly haven’t used that in a personal aspect. They also have tutorials that explicitly outline which resources will be enabled, which could cost money, and how to destroy them a
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Our office has this. It works really well.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
He has a small business that sells electric machines. Also: > the NESHER NX2500 is priced at US $19,600.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
On top of it being more resistant, we haven’t made very many new medicines to fight it in the last ~50 years.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
FWIW frenk clarified that their issues was not licensing, but support. > For me, this was not about licensing specifically. However, that point unfortunately is missed and got lost. Which is unfortunate. A lot blew up on the route, which
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Caseta dimmers don’t require a neutral wire.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
The first graph shows a loss of ~30lbs in 30 days. That’s not typical weight fluctuation.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Honestly that 7 year old thread makes me glad I use iterm2. George posted a fix in a short period of time (which he still does today), and added comments to that thread addressing the issues. Sounds like a decent person who cares about his
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by JoBrad 2y ago
By no means an I an expert, but in my experience, engaging with your family and learning to open up to them (even about your feelings of inadequacy) results in a much richer relationship. It’s like listening to a sad song when you’re sad. Y
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Wouldn’t putting a \n at the start of PS1 do a similar thing?
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by JoBrad 2y ago
I disagree. It’s a captivating title. The BBC article has more narrative and detail, but the Atlas Obscura article goes straight to the point. My first thoughts about the title’s subject were that it must be astronomy, needlework (lace), or
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Well, Capellini is thicker than Angel Hair. ToG is half as thick as Angel Hair.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
Side note: the conversation in your second link comparing Wikipedia’s model to Instagram and Fb is interesting, especially Kevin’s response about photos living a life of their own on Fb. Even though that integration got a bit tighter, inter
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by JoBrad 2y ago
In my experience .gitignore files are often overloaded, so would provide false positives.
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by JoBrad 2y ago
If a website could detect whether the device is upside down, that would make for a truly excellent Easter egg.

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