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MaxikCZ
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They need an explicit consent for those cookies, that's why they are asking in the first place. You can not give consent if you never click the Allow button. TLDR: Blocking cookie popup = not allowing cookies.
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You can use niche libraries and still benefit from AI, basically anything I want to code is something that I don't think exists, and to bend API in a way that makes a generic library do just what I want means basically writing the same
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2y ago
Just because it was used wrongly doesnt mean using it is wrong in all cases.
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2y ago
I have been searching for a single example of someone running it like this (or 8x P40 and alike), and found nothing..
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2y ago
Can u provide some examples?
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2y ago
Didnt understand what its about. Clicked link, typed "WTF is yapz" into the field, pressed enter and nothing happened. Considered closing the site right there, but gave it the benefit of the doubt and turned on javascript. Second
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2y ago
Discoverability. Theres no money in promoting free stuff, so compact free solutions never make it to your suggestions.
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2y ago
Are you quantizing information?
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> That is not simple at all. You could add a second, low power unit that scans unused inputs over time (looping 5 sec of video per input is enough to have "fresh" picture on all inputs. Please stop conflating simple with cheap.
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2y ago
Then maybe we should change the law that defines what is and isnt libel.
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2y ago
Oh my god again the "but my rocket is faster than your car" comment, I hate this so much...
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2y ago
The person signing the "law" belongs in jail.
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2y ago
Wiat, I recently obtained a thermal camera with USB C that charges only woth USB A -> USB C cable, but not with any C->C cable. Am I understanding correctly that adding a pullup resistor to the camera could solve it?
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2y ago
And me please, ill give you some portion of my profits :P
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2y ago
The best part isnt that you would pay the same and less if a bot does it, you will pay the same when bot drives and extra when you do.
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2y ago
Ah yes, the good old "this one time". Maybe throw a "temporary" into the mix for maximum assurance.
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> the reason I had to call today was as Kafkaesque as you can imagine: when changing the name on the electricity contract to me, EDP signed me up to their healthcare plan (who knew an electricity provider had healthcare?), they also sign
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2y ago
My guess the stopping will happen in comparable time it takes to start it. So, no?
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2y ago
Money.
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2y ago
A capacitor can hold enough charge to power led for noticable amount of time even if powered for a brief moment, no logic needed
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Because I think that "but I need a place to disconnect, I am undisciplined to do it on my own when I am under coverage" is a poor reason to justify advocating for stopping progress. Comparing it with actual drugs and calling for t
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2y ago
Funny how while you mean it ironically, it still is true. Its time people take responsibility of their actions.
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Thats still surprisingly unsolved problem. I was daydreaming about pulling my laptop out somewhere without known wifi and it automatically using my phone as a hotspot, without going trough manual process of enabling said hotspot. Somehow we
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2y ago
I love tumbler and never want to go to anything else. After a while your intuition starts to cooperate with what path your hand takes to get desired rotation. I can rotate into any orientation without thinking about it in a single sweep, in
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2y ago
Even on mobile it struck me immediatelly that I cant rotate the trackball example as much as Id like without trying again.
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I think you shouldnt get charged for crimes you didnt commit, but it shouldnt matter whether an undercover cop or criminal enabled you to achieve your criminal goal. I am sure many things can be prosecuted before they even happen (like inte
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Lets switch "attempting to destroy" for "attenpting to murder". If an undercover cop sells you a gun knowing you want to use it to murder your spouse, you should definetly be charged with both, illegal purchase of firear
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2y ago
Idk. If an undercover FBI agent can convince you to order C4 with intent to blow up infrastructure, who says someone else couldnt. Id rather it be an agent locking him up, than real seller, while an agent dont notice.
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I dont mind the fact that they havent tested it with food, but I cant understand how they never recalled every single unit after noticing it for the first time. Its like they see it, and be like "Ah, everyone who bought it got screwed
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I find this fascinating. Could you please elaborate about anything youd find relevant/interesting about how such delusions come about without being obvious delusions? I cant imagine actually believing I am Star Trek captain, but I sure
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