agildehaus

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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   An example from my work: We have a Yocto build that results in about 120MB worth of files that make up our app and Yocto. Originally we had a script that would write a bootloader, partition and format ext4 our target's eMMC, and decom
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   Isn't ChatGPT overtly taught by OpenAI to be positive, friendly, and to avoid controversy? I think there's a lot of behind the scenes manipulation of the model to steer clear of anything that would bring negative criticism of its
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   I've never understood why in so many situations like this, there's no capability to remove yourself.
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   Indeed. It's also quite a bit easier, faster, and cheaper to make INSANELY better quality images than it was in 1992 when Myst was being developed. The software and hardware differences between 1992 and today are immense. What hasn&#x2
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   I just started to have enough money for a decent downpayment on a house when all this rate hike started. Now I'm basically priced out.
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   10 years? Imagine it 2 years from now. Or even tomorrow, because it's unlikely this is the apex of what's possible now.
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   I own a Pixel 6 and can't recall the last time I experienced a crash of any sort.
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   https://icannwiki.org/.amazon https://icannwiki.org/.toyota They both exist.
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   by agildehaus 4y ago

   A company I work for runs MySQL on an IoT base station product (Beaglebone-like hardware). Tables seems to corrupt every so often, which typically are repairable with a "mysqlcheck --auto-repair" which they have as part of the bo
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    I hear this statement quite often, but never paired with what numbers we should be using. Are there any? Do we know anything about these fabs that is worthwhile to make a comparison?
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    Is this just dropping analog AM? What about HDRadio AM modes like MA1/MA3?
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    I recall NetWits, a multiplayer 1950s-style quiz show game on MSN where you played as a contestant against other MSN subscribers in real-time (there was a scheduled "broadcast time" every weeknight -- couldn't play at any oth
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    Static typing makes refactoring easier. Your compiler can instantly tell you what you've broken. Bugs are reduced by monitoring, testing, and reducing how much code there is so there's less surface area (which also makes monitori
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    There's no difference that I'm aware of in Swift. There is in Rust, where a const is a compile-time value but an immutable variable is a value that can be defined anytime and then its immutability is enforced by the compiler.
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    They're toxic to dogs and cats, to the point where some animals can die from eating just a few of them. Same with grapes, but from what I understand raisins are worse for a reason that is not currently understood.
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    by agildehaus 4y ago

    Is this a Dishy variant or can existing customers use their current hardware? I can't determine that from the website.
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    Why can't they just scan iCloud uploads on-server then? Why does anything need to be done on-device?
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    If I knew the secret to llama ass-whooping, I wouldn't share it.
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    thatsthejoke.jpg
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    https://starlink.sx/ can generate a coverage prediction chart for you
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    It's because the owner of that company, Dane Scott, was a notable member of the BeOS community. He ran BeOS Radio for years.
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    Why does everything need commercial success? It's survived for 20 years despite having none. It will continue as long as there are interested developers.
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    Faster than what, fiber? DOCSIS 3.0? No. 10x faster than anything that has ever been available in many regions of the globe that currently have some form of limited access? Yes. And then of course this Internet being available absolutely
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    You take 2% off the top of what Stripe already takes. No different from DonorBox. You mention on your website that there are discounts for non-profits, but I assume it's not 100%. The idea is that if Stripe offers it, they won't
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    Blockchain or not, copying to something non-blockchain is always a thing.
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    I wish there was a "donation links" feature similar to this, that supported recurring donations. There are a lot of companies like DonorBox that offer this but shave a decent percentage off the top of every donation which is hard
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    by agildehaus 5y ago

    I hope you continue to social distance for $N years, because vaccination isn't just about you -- its about protecting those who would be at risk. It's also about reducing the risk of mutation. The more people it can infect, the g
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    by agildehaus 6y ago

    Or maybe the Heaven's Gate website had a very Space Jam design vibe.
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    by agildehaus 6y ago

    Most people are signing these agreements because the alternative is not to have a roof over your head or eat.
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    by agildehaus 6y ago

    We're on the road to that.