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Tempest1981
8mo ago
Can I pair it with my Zune?
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8mo ago
So what hardware would be inside the dongle? Would a small PAL be enough? 22V10? Maybe use a few registers to delay the values written by a few cycles, mixing in some decode logic? (Something cheaper than a microcontroller, I'm guessin
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8mo ago
And silver, even more so, for whatever reason.
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9mo ago
Where does it list the preferred alternatives to banned features? For example: > The <filesystem> header, which does not have sufficient support for testing, and suffers from inherent security vulnerabilities.
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9mo ago
A chiropractor told me, "your best position is your next position". Meaning to avoid staying in the same position for too long.
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9mo ago
I found some good bone-conduction headphones... very comfy, only $35, Shokz-style. Full-day battery.
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9mo ago
Crushing it! And flushing it.
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9mo ago
> don’t want to spend $11 at Chipotle Nice strawman. How about a $4.59 salad at Carls Jr or Wendy's, or an In-n-out cheeseburger for $4?
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9mo ago
> new sub-category for "Fictional" trees You could add it to this section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_individual_trees#Mytho... But this looks more appropriate: https://en.wikipedia.o
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9mo ago
Thanks! The church attendees (employees?) have a Severence Kier vibe... although I'm guessing the TV show came much later.
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9mo ago
Perhaps some rogue proofreader "fixed" a stray character
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9mo ago
Numeric keypad? Spill-resistant.
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9mo ago
Reminded me of the book Fast Food Nation where they describe the artificial flavor industry (Chapter 5), and visit labs in New Jersey where fast food tastes are created by "flavorists". Most of the taste comes from smell, via ga
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9mo ago
Could it also be about the looks? Waymo has a rather industrial look, with so many LiDARs, and the roof turret.
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9mo ago
The roof mount seems very practical, but it's a look that may turn off some buyers... buyers who care about looks. For SUVs, maybe it could be blended in with a roof air scoop, like on some off-road trucks. Or a light bar. Where is the
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9mo ago
From 2024: > Users of Google and Apple’s photo cloud services can now transfer images between them. It was already possible to export photos and videos from iCloud to Google Photos, but now it can also be done the other way around: from
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9mo ago
Yes, many ZIP files. You can select the ZIP file sizes, from 1 to 25 GB, iirc. Although a few end up larger than 25 for some reason. And took 1-2 days for Apple to "prepare".
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9mo ago
Chase spelled my name incorrectly on my account. It took several phone calls over 2-3 months to get it fixed. Humorously awful, I guess.
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9mo ago
Searching online, another difference is no late fees for missed payments, only interest, while Chase's late fee is $40. Will that change?
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9mo ago
> will be very expensive Expensive compared to other industrial robots? Maybe wait for a consumer version... without 56 DoF. Although who knows what kind of laundry folding might be possible with 56 degrees of freedom, and fully rotating
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9mo ago
Or at least have it serve bags of popcorn.
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9mo ago
Fun to watch the joints reverse in unnatural ways.
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9mo ago
> It's simply easier for the Microsoft development team to maintain one version of the suite and they've chosen the most convenient option — Click-to-Run (vs Microsoft Store) Must be significantly harder to develop MS Store app
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9mo ago
> Pluribus on Netflix on AppleTV/TV+
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9mo ago
True. I can tell when my neighbor is watching an action film, due to the rumbling every few minutes. And silence in between.
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9mo ago
Or fear of turning up the volume due to children sleeping nearby. Dynamic range seems higher "these days".
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9mo ago
Yes, the graph font-sizes seem intended for printing them on a single sheet of paper, vs squeezed into a single column in a blog.
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9mo ago
> people are stupid people overestimate AI
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9mo ago
It's strange to me that they list them in that order... making me think they meant "addressed, stamped, and deposited", since postmarking clearly occurs later, after the others.
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9mo ago
Thanks, but no luck. I tested it on a 3 second video, and got a 6 second video. I.e. it bounced 1 time, not 5 times. Maybe this should be an AI reasoning test. Here is what eventually worked, iirc (10 bounces): ffmpeg -i input.mkv -filt
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