Knork-and-Fife

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by Knork-and-Fife 1mo ago
It is awe-inspiring to think about the metal internals of a combustion engine moving so quickly because they're so heavy and complicated. But in some ways it's more impressive to think about a $40 Dremel 4000 that can plug into a
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by Knork-and-Fife 3mo ago
That is what they say in the article: > most frequent are problems with the touch panel. At first, we thought this could be a hardware problem and replaced around 70 watches. After reviewing the units with our factory, we now believe thi
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by Knork-and-Fife 7mo ago
They also have to know where to look. The big claim in general appears to be that the signal is not obvious because it averages out to normal background radiation noise. The article doesn't communicate this well though. The bit that yo
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by Knork-and-Fife 7mo ago
and also visualping.io which sends email alerts
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by Knork-and-Fife 8mo ago
If the only loop is `repeat i in range(start, end, step)` , how do you do a loop like "Keep reading from a buffer until it's empty"? I.e. any loop when you can't know the number of iterations needed when the loop starts?
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by Knork-and-Fife 11mo ago
This is like asking why would anyone need more than a standard 110v North American electrical outlet in their home? Why would you ever install a higher capacity 220v socket somewhere? Because it's a utility and there's a wide worl
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
I agree with your assessment on the high end of China's development and the lack of awareness of that from people in the US. But I think the story on the low end /lower class is more interesting and I think there is lack of awaren
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
How many days does it last now?
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
I think a lot of people do want these things, but car buying is not always up to just one person. It's often a decision made in the context of a family or group who will share a vehicle or otherwise have input on the buying decision. T
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
At my last doctor's appointment the nurse asked if I was okay with AI conversation transcription and summarizing that the doctor uses. So I had the option to decline. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. There are contextual deta
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
They had to compete with Apple
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
i was waiting to buy one until they fulfilled their promise of allowing unlocking the bootloader, which they never did...
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
I'm in a similar boat. I really (really!) wanted to love the jelly star (when I used it for almost a month), but on Verizon I didn't have an LTE signal most of the time in the Seattle area, including downtown, which I find unreaso
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
I used basically this algorithm in college with the following setup: Make a word document that lists all the keys to memorize vertically. Save as PDF Open the PDF in a viewer with annotation tools. Make a clickable note in the margin just n
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by Knork-and-Fife 1y ago
Small correction, pebbles use a TFT "e-paper" display, not e-ink. This is how they have reasonable refresh rates for animations and no after image problems. It's the best compromise imo
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by Knork-and-Fife 3y ago
A lot of the zenphone series had bootloader unlock as a listed feature which was then removed when they disabled and took down the tool. The Zenfone 10 was advertised as going to have the feature as well before and even after the launch for
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by Knork-and-Fife 3y ago
> is it possible to create a bug because of something that's currently hidden from you? Isn't this always the case? I don't think there is a "full view" like you describe. Even if you're writing raw assembly