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by Moto7451 1y ago
On newer MacBooks you can turn on a similar battery protection mechanism to the phones. I believe vs the phones the smaller chargers won’t stress these cells since they’re a lot larger. 20-40W into a 15Wh battery is more stress than the sam
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Knives are already high tech and the GP’s point that you don’t need an ultrasonic knife is valid even if “QVC product” is inaccurate. They’re not just hunks of steel. Sharp knives can be dulled by abuse which something that vibrates will be
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by Moto7451 1y ago
QVC might not be a well written takedown of it, but he’s right that you don’t need an electronic knife. My first job was at a knife shop so I’ve seen everything from stamped steel fantasy nonsense to traditional style hand forged items. The
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by Moto7451 1y ago
One of the use cases for Clickhouse and related columnar stores is simply to process all your data as quickly as possible where “all” is certainly more than what will fit in memory and in some cases more than what will fit on a single disk.
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Diet and exercise is the first thing. In my specific case saturated fats and sugars increase my LDL. I take fiber pills (pulls out cholesterol containing compounds used in digestion), “Red Yeast Rice” which is the yeast that makes statins -
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by Moto7451 1y ago
There’s a study that 3g is needed to move triglycerides and HDL in a good direction. I did that under a doctor’s direction and it worked as intended. Didn’t do anything for my cholesterol otherwise which is one of the confounders in some of
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by Moto7451 1y ago
This is not that sort of workstation. My first software job was at a place doing municipal architecture. The modelers had and needed high end GPUs in addition to the render farm, but plenty of roles at the company simply needed anything wit
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by Moto7451 1y ago
That’s an interesting setup. What are you doing with that sort of cluster?
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by Moto7451 1y ago
There’s a bunch of “AI” features being added to Jira if you’re a Jira Cloud customer. I don’t find them useful and maybe that’s a common issue. The features in Dia seem to kind of map to Jira and Confluence if you squint at it. Maybe this i
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Most employee handbooks will spell out what’s ok for most of the examples you gave. A lot of that will be ethics oriented but if you follow the rules you’re also behaving in a way the company isn’t going to find to be fraudulent and you’ll
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Just to +1 this and then add some more color, the show doesn’t try to be a Pirates of Silicon Valley where they cover a single specific company/set of events but instead they compress the entirety of the 80s and 90s key events into the
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Yup. An example of this is the Air Force’s B52 which has lived longer than many of its immediate successor program (B1 non B) and is scheduled to live longer than the successors to its successor (B1-B, B2) alongside the B21. We have plenty
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Which is also why they took down all the payment and audit/penalty management webpages too! Right? Right!? … Oh wait. They didn’t? Huh, I wonder where the disconnect is. I guess no lobbyist wrote a check to remove that from the Governm
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by Moto7451 1y ago
How about Kombucha? Vanilla extract? Sourdough bread? Mouth wash? Oral medicines? There are more sources to alcohol than the bar, including many incidental sources we don’t think about and happily feed to children as soon as they can handle
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by Moto7451 1y ago
The test setup ignores the digestive system. There are going to be a lot of substances you can pour on a culture of brain cells with negative affect that your body produces or happily consumes. That’s the point of the parent. Add milk, an a
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by Moto7451 1y ago
For both fun and profit I’ve used the Parquet extension for SQLite to have the “Yes” answer to the question of “SQLite or Parquet?”
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by Moto7451 1y ago
And their half step/semi-custom work can find their way back to APUs. RDNA 3.5 (the version marketed as such) is in the Zen 5 APUs with Mobile oriented improvements. It wouldn’t surprise me if a future APU gets RDNA 5. GCN had this sor
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Amazon does have the Vine program so if companies want to have a legitimate free product review program they can opt in. I’m in Vine and we’re supposed to leave a review based on using the product, take photos, etc. If anything goes wrong w
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Even the plastic ones leave bristles behind and aren’t much fun to chew on.
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by Moto7451 1y ago
This is what immediately popped in my mind. What’s that definition of insanity again… I’d love it if things were streamlined when building. Just as a homeowner it’s amazing how hard it can be to get a permit or an inspection. The lame duct
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Especially when the reality of building and permitting will mean someone else, even if it’s from the current administration, will be in power long after the check is cashed and ground broken if it even happens. Because of the time scale the
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by Moto7451 1y ago
My wife was born in the USSR and this year ended up coming down with HIB (a bacteria initially thought to be the cause of the flu) because it was not part of the inoculation schedule for the USSR and is not universally done. As a woman in h
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Yup. If they take this far enough I’ll be taking my son out of the country for boosters. I’m not letting my son be hurt, become sick, or die (depending on the wide range of diseases young children are vaccinated or inoculated against) becau
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by Moto7451 1y ago
The latter often is just for the former but with some PR. Not all but a significant amount. The first US and Soviet astronauts were flying ICBMs. Hubble is leftover spy satellite gear and two more leftover similar satellites were gifted to
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by Moto7451 1y ago
The other terms that gets thrown around for this is “Workspace” and some sort of “Visitor”, “Guest”, or “Membership” relationship, or a “we create a copy and assign it to the new Organization” strategy. The past three places I’ve worked hav
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I don’t know the OP’s situation but I’ve seen that many coffee growers have to do this because in high altitude tropical areas there is simply no one who will do the work anyway. They also have a very different regulatory structure in pract
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by Moto7451 1y ago
You’re in a good part of the country for grid power. I’m in Georgia where the typical rate is about 14 cents but summer rates are more like 18. Summer rates aren’t captured in this EIA chart but you can see the whole country. With summer ra
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I’ve spent most of my career in Job Tech and HR Tech so I can give you some insight. LinkedIn lost a lawsuit about specifically trying to prevent scraping of their job content. This was a big deal at the time as all the major job sites were
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Not the parent but my home theater receiver is AirPlay compatible so I just select tracks using my phone as if it were a HomePod or Bluetooth speaker. We also have a VSSL for other rooms in the house. Same deal.
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Heat pipes have a vacuum so phase change happens at lower temperatures than normal Earth atmosphere. This essentially is how you do what you’ve proposed without having the CPU makers change their designs to run hotter. If you boil water at

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