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abracadaniel
11mo ago
Reporting indicates one of the use cases they designed for is swapping an SD card between steam deck, steam machine and steam frame to bring your installed games along with you, which is technologically unimpressive, but so far against the
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11mo ago
If the detergent container has a door, then that means the soap is dispensed later, which means there is a pre-wash stage it’s trying not to waste the detergent on.
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1y ago
Or how many were pushed down the path towards discussing suicide because they were talking to an LLM that directed them that way. It's entirely possible the LLMs are reinforcing bleak feelings with its constant "you're absolu
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abracadaniel
1y ago
They linked a study in their comment.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
I guess we’re about to find out if the claims that refineries can be easily repaired in a couple of weeks after an explosion are accurate.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
Seems like a reasonable license for someone who wants to sell their printer, but also publish the designs to allow for repair and for modifications to be shared by the community.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
Nexstar and Sinclair are still blocking their stations from airing him which accounts for a quarter of the US.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
All mRNA vaccines in use currently rely on modified nucleosides that cannot be replaced via our polymerases. Pseudouridine I think is the one.
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1y ago
There’s not enough information to know. It was only tested against the fully vaccinated people and, while it showed a boost to protection, that could simply be a result of irritation to the nasal passages putting the innate immune system on
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1y ago
At this point it seems like most of what goes into the driver must be per-game tweaks to fix mistakes or optimize unoptimized code.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
People’s preferences tend very strongly toward whatever requires the least action on their part. If the problem is with someone else, then you never have to be part of the solution
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1y ago
I’ve often wondered about this. If you have a sugary drink, would it be better to drink it in one sitting or sip it throughout the day.
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1y ago
I’ve mostly seen the diy drones in the fpv community. Lots of options and kits out there.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
As I understand it, it’s voluntary and like the government document version of the Twitter firehose. Direct access to all published government documents as they are created.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
I wonder about heat buildup during sustained writes.
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1y ago
The constrained total energy expenditure model is fascinating and counterintuitive. It seems the body adjusts its energy spending to keep it at steady state regardless of exercise. But, since exercise is still beneficial, it seems that too
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1y ago
Seems akin to something like a parking brake. Something you only use at a stop, or rarely during an emergency.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
Apple has a history of gating external displays behind higher price points. Seems reasonable they’d do it again.
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abracadaniel
1y ago
I watched the video of one navigating a series of nets to weave its way inside and into the open hatch of a tank. It’s ridiculously impressive.
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1y ago
I’d also like to see a license which prohibits any for-profit use. A don’t charge others for something you got for free license.
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1y ago
If the cost is low enough, that could be the death knell for HDDs. No mention of pricing specifics, but they mention competing on cost when taking into account power usage and reliability. So, it will likely be more than comparable enterpri
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1y ago
My long term fear with AI is that by replacing entry level jobs, it breaks the path to train senior level employees. It could take a couple of decades to really feel the heat from it, but could lead to massive collapse as no one is left wit
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1y ago
Or trying to make the worst schools in the district look better by hiding improvements in the schools that were already doing well enough.
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1y ago
PET is a decent insulator, and they seem to be trying to ensure it wasn’t the temperature difference causing condensation, but the nano structure itself. I’m assuming they were controlling temperature and humidity, so it would mean the mate
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1y ago
Maybe the drop in temp stops a Leidenfrost effect that was reducing the surface area of the food that was contacting the pan.
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1y ago
They’re also simultaneously selling it again for $0.12 ensuring that your surplus free electricity is used by your neighbors. Conceptually it’s a wash, because they then scale down the amount of power they generate. The real world consequen
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abracadaniel
1y ago
As I understand it, there is nothing in nature that can create it, so the mRNA can never be accidentally replicated. It’s a safety mechanism that prevents escape.
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1y ago
It’s made pretty clear that their motivations are entirely internal. This seems more like an artist defacing their work because they feel strong negativity towards it. He says the original story was written out of depression, so it seems re
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1y ago
You accidentally transposed some letters there. Looks like it’s https://youtube.com/@evbmw
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1y ago
It’s not fashionable. There’s a growing fixation on keeping up appearances of masculinity and it’s become a common identity. Education and mental health seem to be largely getting thrown out as non-masculine.
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