KennyBlanken

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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
I suppose, but for home automation, esps are best for getting the audio to something more powerful. If this lets a raspberry pi do voice recognition really fast, that alone is worth it.
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
This is 10 year old ebook technology for the sake of being "open", when one can just install KOreader on a Kobo. KOreader fixes nearly all of the annoying bullshit in Kobo's firmware, which frankly, is terrible. The UI is poo
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
> Stuff happens. > There is the famous case of dropping the NOAA N-Prime weather satellite on the ground. They were trying to turn it from vertical to horizontal and they forgot to bolt it to the adapter. Worse: multiple people signe
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
Since it went into space with the stepped-on part, clearly nobody DID write it up. They really don't care. If the satellite blows up or fails, they get to build another.
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
Precisely. GLM 5.2 Thinking is pretty damn good - but it regularly does something nonsensical. Or even spits out what looks like a fragment of its memory cache. Or returns a bunch of Chinese. I find myself having to resubmit a query very of
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
There are numerous iPhone apps that don't need push notifications and sync just fine. "Open source programmers do not understand how to code properly for iOS" != "doing things in the background is IMPOSSIBLE on iOS!!!!!&
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
The village is heavily Christian. This is about forcing their religious views on everyone else in the village. The bit about tourists is just a smokescreen.
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
Is there any evidence any of the people convicted were actually executed or imprisoned? If any of those people were politically connected, they probably just got a new identity and shoved off to somewhere else in the country.
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by KennyBlanken 3mo ago
I played TLoU and while the story was interesting, the feeling of being steered, forcefully and constantly, was very frustrating. "Press this button exactly when the game tells you" and "as soon as you cross this exact point,
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
That's pointless when ADF scanners will do a dual-side scan, at around 2-3 seconds per page, and more importantly, can do so with a stack of pages. They've been around long enough that you can find them all over the place used for
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Thirteen models that all look nearly identical and a website that doesn't even remotely help you distinguish between them. I see the same people have been in charge of product design and marketing at Brother for the last twenty years..
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
RMS wasn't "cancelled" (a reminder that "canceling" and "canceled" is a snarl word.) His decades of incredibly shitty behavior came to be more public knowledge as both men and women in CS realized the be
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
It's been pretty well proven that social media companies punish posts with links. Social media was once hailed as how you attract readers, but social media platforms are interested in either a)revenue or b)keeping people on their platf
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Nobody is "missing" anything. There are migrations to the cloud, but AI growth is on top of that. AI computing capacity is doubling every seven months . https://epoch.ai/data-insights/ai-chip-production .
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
More likely MSI just being MSI. They're infamous for being far more concerned about image than most vendors so don't expect much info.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
The Chinese are using AI in a fundamentally different way from the west.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Oh, they're trying alright. Google has been spamming Twitch with ads of teens and 20-somethings talking about how Gemini helps them study or "research" their paper, and the casting call clearly was for urban progressive LGBTQ
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Bullshit. Nobody needs to "drive" resentment. "AI" is touching everyone's lives and in not in a good way. And nobody gives a shit what privileged, wealthy, financially-benefiting political leaders want. AI was used
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
> A failure in these blades would be catastrophic, resulting in the destruction of the engine, likely followed by the plane itself. Aaaaand the author just lost any credibility with me whatsoever. This is someone who knows big words, may
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Are they MDM'd? If so that's the MDM's fault, not the OS.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
> sleep and hibernate states on my desktop are pretty finicky That is not normal... Also, if you're on Windows, unless you disabled Fast Boot, you're not actually shutting it down. It's logging you out and suspending to d
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
This isn't some magical GrapheneOS feature. iPhone and Android both do it as well.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/firing-the-right-custome... ...among many others. If you're too dependent upon them that you can't, that's a whole other problem, one that needs to be fixed anyway.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Coal? You mean that thing that the US has been rapidly phasing out for two decades and currently represents about 10% of US electricity generation? Whereas wind and solar are around twice that, and skyrocketing ?
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
You're missing at least three other major events. Sarov in 1997 Mayak Production Association in 2017 - nobody knows what happened to this day because Russia refuses to release any info about it but it was a huge release - over 100–300
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
Nuclear is not zero-carbon nor is it "cheap." It's the most expensive form of power generation. Meanwhile solar, wind, and BSS are the cheapest and continue to get cheaper as volume goes up and all the tech around them mature
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
People. Stop making '20 calls' about this sort of thing. If you get ripped off by a corporation, you call once. Take notes. Maybe call twice. At most, three times. Show you made a decent attempt. If you're in a one-party cons
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
I loaded the site and within 3 seconds an antisemitic slur appeared and then a few seconds later a slur about asian people appeared. Predictable, tiresome, cliche.
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by KennyBlanken 4mo ago
There's some very suspicious cherry-picking going on with the author's choice of Ukrainian milk and raw numbers (which is never how public health researchers describe impact from things like this, it's per-population stats an

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