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by _trampeltier 4mo ago
I miss daydreaming too. In younger years, I often had boring, repetitive work but I could daydream the full day. Then as more you need the brain for work, as less time you have to daydream. Now I have really cool work, but I can't dayd
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by _trampeltier 4mo ago
I guess now a lot of Elon fans change from Tesla to Spacex.
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by _trampeltier 4mo ago
Yes and no. Thats also a kind of problem in Switzerland. The social system is so good, you can have a pretty good life without working. One one side, thats a good thing, on the other side, for some people, even young people, they say thats
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by _trampeltier 4mo ago
The question is not wrong, but the answer is. Here in Switzerlands middle land, the streets and trains are very crowded, not just during peek hours. On the other hand, it's already now hard to find people for almost any kind of work.
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by _trampeltier 4mo ago
All the things up there can be contacted with radio. Some downstream data is easly readable. Sending is another thing, but satelites are in public communication space.
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by _trampeltier 5mo ago
KTY84 temperature sensors come to my mind too. But even software, look at the CR,LF thing. This is from before computers had screens and it's still kind of a thing / different between Linux, Mac and Windows (ok, 2026 most editors
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by _trampeltier 5mo ago
Why not 256, "because of bandwith costs". An adblocker does save bandwith costs, but not a handful bytes from an ID.
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by _trampeltier 5mo ago
You have to activate it manually?
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by _trampeltier 5mo ago
There is a well known solution. Look at most PET bottles. The thread (mostly on the cap) is not continuous. That's for the pressure to relieve before the cap is off, and that could happen from a coke bottle or so to you.
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
Cheating with weather sensor is not new. Wrecked rain gauges. Whistleblowers. Million-dollar payouts and manhunts. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41485560
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
80 bits is just in the processor. Thats why you might a little bit different result, depending how you calculated first and maybe stored something in the RAM
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
Also downvoting should always need a reason
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
Even I'm a big space fan, at moment I just can enjoy anything that comes from USA. I just can't applause to a super bully.
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
Just today afternoon, I did read a bit trough Adobes EULA and I saw most of Adobes Software is not allowed to be used from children. I guess most (todays) software are not allowed for children because of the whole user tracking and spying.
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
Recently someone showd me a cellphone picture from something he saw in our company. He was not brave enought to make a screenshot (with the companys computer), so he made just a photo with his cellphone from the screen. So, this is a thing.
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by _trampeltier 6mo ago
For ex. in a lot factorys, is is forbidden to make pictures (and movies). So maybe you just don't have access to such areas. In Switzerland pen cameras etc. are just forbidden.
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by _trampeltier 7mo ago
I I where the EU, I would send ops teams to assassinate Bibi.
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by _trampeltier 7mo ago
It was here on HN (441 points) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47385935
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by _trampeltier 7mo ago
There are a lot of creeps out there. In summertime I'm pretty often tanning in nude beaches. Almost every time, somewhere there is a guy around with a cellphone or such a spy glass.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
A kind of the same happend to music. With a LP or a tape, you had to listen to all songs. Later with a CD you just skipped the not so good songs. And with MP3, you don't even bothered to save not so good songs. And now with TikTok etc.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
People change, not just since the 90s. Just look an old movie, like Dirty Harry, or look pictures from athletes in the 70s, 80s. It does not so much plays a role, as long you try in a store. But online it sucks very much right now. Recently
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
There are special companys, like for ex. Axnum, the make needle printers for steel.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
How large is the controlled area around the car? And how high do they look for objects? Like something is falling from a bridge, a falling pole or more extreme an falling plane.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
Until now, webserver had just been like a post service. Grok is more like a CNC late.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
Before a USER did create content. So the user was / is liable. Now a LLM owned by a company does create content. So the company is liable.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
Tesla did, the main reason, why there are no Cybertrucks in europe. They are not allowed, because they are to dangerous.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
It is very different. It is YOUR 3d printer, no one else is involved. You might print a knife and kill somebody with it, you go to jail, not third party involved. If you use a service like Grok, then you use somebody elses computer / t
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
I guess tools help, but libraries help more and the whole internet of infos and libraries much much more.
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by _trampeltier 8mo ago
Even with all the telemetry, there are unsolved basic problems, like icons on the desktop, when switching from just notebook and to docking station. Power user move the mouse 10 times over the whole screen until the menu is animated and sho
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by _trampeltier 9mo ago
I guess they don't want to much attention now, since europe talk anyway, they (us companys) have to much power in a cashless society.

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