SauntSolaire

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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
That's footage of them driving it, not footage of them stealing it.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Surprisingly milquetoast list given the title
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
What's with the huge border whitespace?
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
And that, if it's something the homeowner has always done themselves, more automation here doesn't even eliminate a job.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Obviously I'm talking about the part of dishwashing that's not already automated, and the compound word comes from way before — a "dishwasher" was a job long before it was a machine. What were you saying about basic conc
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Eventually all prompts distill to "raise the stock price year-over-year". Once we get CEO-bot, that's all we'll have to tell em.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Is it defecting if you get a robot to do your dishes, instead of doing them yourself? As you said, it's not taking a job from anyone, just freeing up time for yourself. If anything, this specific use-case sounds like it would be a majo
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
> It’s always some blogger. Their “digital garden” is about how to keep a digital garden. (...) never a researcher (...) never a historian It's quite possible that those researchers and historians do exist, but are working instead o
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Uber one exists as a subscription you pay with certain benefits for frequent users.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
It's a mental thing too, the years of habit have built up such that for me smartphones are associated with distraction. It's like deciding to quit smoking but using an empty cigarette pack to carry your credit cards. Sure, I'
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
If I doctor performed a cancer screening on me, for free and without me asking, then yes — as a matter of courtesy I would still expect that doctor to tell me if he found cancer, rather than reading about it on his blog later.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
Ok, but that's not at all what this article is about.
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by SauntSolaire 5mo ago
> People that get stuck at the same level are often pushed out of teams with performance improvement plans. Only if you get stuck at the entry level. L5, is considered terminal and no one will push you out for not going for L6. (Google a
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Agreed. And the single best way to avoid making mistakes is to stay at home and complain on the internet about everyone else's.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Agreed. But having to reference instructions is very different from being incapable of something, which was my point.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
It's ridiculous to baby proof the world to that level. For a significant portion of that group, taking a screwdriver to their phone is also beyond comfort — those people can take their phone to a mall kiosk just like they do now.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Let's say, hypothetically, you had two political parties — a "destroy the current institutions" party, and the "preserve the current institutions" party. The latter might notice the former having an easier time, but
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
You don't have to be "technically minded" to figure this out. It's not spinning up a Kubernetes cluster, it's a picture with an arrow that says "Clip red wire here". Simply driving a car is a thousand time
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
The size and shape of the battery depends on the size and shape of the phone, as well as the internal structure (which is highly variable). At that point you might as well just legislate that everyone build iPhone 17's.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
I would also consider swapping a battery once every four years a minor inconvenience.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Replaceable batteries are one thing, but truly hot swappable batteries like you're asking for will absolutely effect the waterproofing and add a lot of weight/size. Is there a reason you can't just bring a battery pack in you
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
And you can't follow a guide either? All you have to do is clip a 9v battery on. Do you also consider yourself incapable of jump starting a car because you might have to look up instructions first?
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
When people talk about drug laws going unenforced in a "_particular_ area", they're talking about the Tenderloin, not Beverly hills.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
It's easy to destroy but hard to create. If your goal is to further destroy then I suppose that's achievable, but I have a hard time picturing what positive change is going to come from it.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
I assume you're young? Finger capacitance can reduce quite significantly with age.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Yep, if you're a big enough source of income for the factory you can basically do whatever you want, up to and including stationing your employees in their factory year round.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Yeah, another way to say it is that the biggest inputs to any complex design aren't actually captured in the board files themselves. Everything you listed are system integration complexities that no level of autorouter will be able t
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
> those tools already have quite a lot of automation Not to mention the level of customization and tooling that companies like Apple have themselves built out around the PCB tool. Playing around with Cadence at home is going to be a diff
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
You just run the calculation again until both agree.
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by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
And why you test till failure (ideally under real/similar conditions): to surface the failures that have never occurred before, and start collecting data on them.

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