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421.
by ZiiS 2y ago
I think the stickers are the primary function, the crane is only to increase the liklyhood of someone photographing/sharing.
422.
by ZiiS 2y ago
(c) being paid 400k by someone worth >$100b on their work.
423.
by ZiiS 2y ago
I think it is fair to assume Meta lead by example. Is this black and white thinking something you would expect of Zuckerberg?
424.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Given Llama is currently heavily associated with LLM, especially on this site, and Vortex sounds very AI this could do with a longer title.
425.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Because they already work great, you are unlikly to get forced to upgrade, and they are the part of your system doing the most critical work under the heviest load.
426.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Remember hardware != software. These PCBs may still be WIP.
427.
by ZiiS 2y ago
More UK people will have played conkers then soccer.
428.
by ZiiS 2y ago
For people like me who have been using Ashai for a while but are not Fedora natives; TIL `sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=40; sudo dnf system-upgrade reboot` is necessary first as the normal upgrades left me on 39.
429.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Guncotton (a better name for nitrate film) cannot be extinguished (because it contains sufficient oxygen); can autoignite; and is illegal to store.
430.
by ZiiS 2y ago
An important thing to be aware of. However, storing nitrate film in your shed would still be illegal and inadvisable. There is a decade buffer ensuring Thunderbirds was not filmed on nitrate. tbh I don't think the is any nitrate film s
431.
by ZiiS 2y ago
PSA: despite the trope, please do not store film in your garden shed. Film is very delicate and hates moisture and temperature fluctuation.
432.
by ZiiS 2y ago
I know the article is new; but given the title is straight from the Ad it would be clearer suffixed (1942).
433.
by ZiiS 2y ago
What are you doing with your chopsticks?
434.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Sure, I can't aford an R5.
435.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Not as a primary phone. I mean a purpose made mirrorless but reusing the screen, motherboard and battery from some ultra cost-optimised phone. Easy to use SDK, loads of third party photo sharing and camera control apps.
436.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Well over a decade ago, compact cameras like the Lumix DMC-ZS7 for a few hundred $ added GPS.
437.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Why o why did "Cheep Android phone with a lenses mount" fail.
438.
by ZiiS 2y ago
The device seems fine; but as he said, it is insane that it is sold with the short wire attached. This is a clear extra cost for the manufacture and can only be to encourage wire nuts or other unsuitable joint just next to running water.
439.
by ZiiS 2y ago
No; https://www.jstor.org/stable/2371045?origin=crossref
440.
by ZiiS 2y ago
They revolutionised money laundering.
441.
by ZiiS 2y ago
There are 243Mhz signals from the PowerPC to the SoC and 486Mhz signals to the RAM. OMEGA leaves these unchanged (basically dictating its final size). The remaining signals are slow enough by modern standards that flex cable works.
442.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Oracle charge per core; whilst Graviton has a lot of advantages, you can get a bit more out of a single amd64 core. SQL server doesn't even release for ARM AFAIK.
443.
by ZiiS 2y ago
More importantly, they heavily push ARM and are probably so desperate for NVIDIA silicon they see anything they can unload from TMSC as a win.
444.
by ZiiS 2y ago
I think they are saying they have invented the screwdriver. We have all been using, hammers to sink screws, but if you try this new tool it may be better. However, you will still encounter a lot of nails.
445.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Not sure how it is possible to consider fashion vs getting to do a space walk.
446.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Transflective means a backlight; but one you can turn off and still use the display.
447.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Inverter microwaves are also more energy efficient than conventional ones (though more to go wrong).
448.
by ZiiS 2y ago
Fairly confident 2D games are still missing many genres which will eventually become lucrative; never underestimate creativity.
449.
by ZiiS 2y ago
I guess to me; the idea that a professional author couldn't get $20/month of value out of ChatGPT is just as silly as expecting one prompt to beat an expert with years of industry experience.
450.
by ZiiS 2y ago
GPT-4 launched March 14 2023; an April 2024 artical presumably used it?

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