Moto7451

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by Moto7451 9mo ago
Honestly from a personal training/lifting coach. When I could spend serious time in the gym there’s a lot to just having someone with expertise for 30 minutes to give perspective. You can do a lot of it over video today as well. In gen
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by Moto7451 10mo ago
> The tactics were different during the phonebook days (it was having your business start with the letter "A") as opposed to Google and will be different for the next thing as well. And to add to this, the dark pattern of the t
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by Moto7451 10mo ago
Aren’t shaped prismatic cells the current state of the art anyway? The article mentioned BMW and Rivian using this size of cylindrical cell but I believe the latest from GM, Hyundai, and VW are all prismatic after the earlier designs were e
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by Moto7451 10mo ago
When I’ve done similar things in the past I found there was always a library for barcode/QR use cases before such things ended up being built into the OS/Framework I’m in. https://serratus.github.io/quaggaJS/
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by Moto7451 10mo ago
I’m doing a PoC at work with Workback.ai, which is essentially what you’re asking about. So far it’s early but it seems ok at first brush. We have a firm we pay for traditional accessibility assessments, remediation, and VPATs and my expect
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by Moto7451 10mo ago
What you’re suggesting is not trivial. Otherwise we wouldn’t use various CDNs. To do what Cloudflare does your starting point is “be multiple region/multiple cloud from launch” which is non-trivial especially when you’re finding produc
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
My sister had an issue with RCS not working on her Samsung. It turned out she had a SIM card too old for AT&T to support RCS on it and some Samsung related software issues related to their SMS apps and Google’s SMS apps conflicting. A f
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Community Colleges being considered corrupt is not an accusation I’ve heard. Is there something behind this or are you grouping them with the issues seen with Public Universities and grants/loans fueling spiraling tuition? The Communit
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
I’ve met both. Even when I disagree with them I appreciate the ones that actually put the work in. Most recently I’ve worked with a string of them that barely understand how their companies make money and certainly couldn’t do any of the ac
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
I used it a decade ago and it was handy at the time. I’d hope it got better over time. Generally I know enough about how Windows works I didn’t have much trouble using normal Wine installations of software but the bottles did make some Adob
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Which is good because a lot of such matching and ML use cases for products I’ve worked on at several companies fit into this. The problem I’ve seen is when decision making capabilities are inferred from/conflated with text classificati
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
https://usebottles.com/ These have been around since I last used WINE in anger on macOS. Basically think of it as a container for running an app in WINE with all the settings predefined for best compatibility. The homepage
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Could be. Regulatory capture is evident in a lot of places. TurboTax isn’t accidentally a very easy to use Tax filing software. It gets things right I’ve had expensive CPAs get wrong. TurboTax has more lobbying dollars than the CPA with an
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Ugh your last point has been the last half decade of CEOs at the places I’ve worked. Add in a smattering of other C Suite members as well. My personal theory is we’re experiencing people who came into senior leadership in the 2010s and coul
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
As an aside that absolutely is not intended to detract from your point, Sweetgreen has always had some sort of “This is what we do but also make salads because money.” Like when they were a lifestyle brand with annual concerts. The first ti
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
As someone who has had to implement these blocks, it’s not generally done because anyone wants to, it’s because someone passed a law that requires us to do it. I don’t get to override the ITAR or Entities list just because I don’t feel it’s
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Yup. That isn’t helping them either. My corporate VPN, along with being rather bandwidth limited, is super laggy.
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
Jets are also simply too loud for homes under the takeoff path in standard use. There’s what amounts to a ghost town next to LAX due to this and the history of the airport. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisades_del_Re
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by Moto7451 11mo ago
> Developers working over 1gbps Internet connections often don't realize the data gluttony of the software they write. As a developer and AirBnB owner, what I’ve also noticed is the gluttony of the toolchain as well. I’ve had compla
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I had this very same argument today. It was claimed that a once per year data mapping process of unstructured data that we sell via our product - would not scale. The best part is if we somehow had ten of these to do it would still be some
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by Moto7451 1y ago
LFP does have a lot more cycles in them by the nature of the chemistry. However EV grade NMC aren’t terrible either. Depth of discharge and charge rate affect LFP specifically in such a way that if you keep them a good margin above cutoff v
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I think you read him backwards. It’s still cheaper in the US. Tariffs certainly exist in Europe but I’m unaware of any on these laptops and US Tariffs on goods from China don’t apply to goods from China to anywhere else that isn’t the US.
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by Moto7451 1y ago
To be fair that’s a pretty good approach if you look at Apple’s progression from assembled IPs in the first iPhone CPU to the A and M series.
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by Moto7451 1y ago
>> you can actually contact real humans as a workspace customer easily. I can barely get replies from my Google Cloud rep and we’re paying them a lot more than $10 per month. Having reps on staff doesn’t mean they have time until thin
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I mean… they made that. The Xbox Series X is a faster Xbox Series S which is a faster XBox One…
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by Moto7451 1y ago
As an owner of a few of those smart plugs I can attest they didn’t work properly when supported. You could get them paired in matter but they just fall off the network and never come back until you did a full reset. I’m sure a few people di
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by Moto7451 1y ago
This, and the options you probably would hate on the phone stock. For my 17 Pro I got a case with a kickstand. If the kickstand breaks off I get a new $16 case. If it was built into the phone I’d possibly need a new backplate depending on t
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by Moto7451 1y ago
For a while Samsung made a lot of everything Apple made. I think that’s maybe more coincidence than ODM. That said, if it were the case it wouldn’t be the first time. The LG 5K display was very much an Apple/LG project the former wasn’
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I know there’s certainly an efficiency tradeoff when AC to DC conversion is involved. For my car the sweet spot for comfort is between 3kW and 6kW as below 3 a substantial percentage (a few hundred watts) is wasted by the inverter and above
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I’m not taking a negative view on this knife or technology. I believe you’re misunderstanding the intention of my color commentary? “Do not need” is not equivalent to “this is terrible.” Powdered metallurgy, to parry your point, is not abou

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