amelius

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751.
by amelius 4mo ago
Isn't there a niche platform that can sue the hell out of the EU here?
752.
by amelius 4mo ago
Do the coding agents know about this tool?
753.
by amelius 4mo ago
Even if you ignore all the issues you mentioned and physically mount the sensor with a bunch of blue tack in a dim environment you will be able to get a much better picture than the article. Next step would be 3d printing a case/mount.
754.
by amelius 4mo ago
> A little while later, Adobe started silently updating my /etc/hosts file for license verification purposes. Holy moly.
755.
by amelius 4mo ago
There's not much to blog about. You just take the camera sensor and place it in the focal plane of the lens.
756.
by amelius 4mo ago
Unicode should add a codepage for characters in latin1 but reserved for AI tools. That would allow us to have a sticky bit in AI generated stuff, at least to an approximation. We can do it already if we ask the AI companies to use one of th
757.
by amelius 4mo ago
I rarely have problems with lifted pads or traces on Chinese boards. And if I do it is usually my own fault.
758.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yeah golden days for PCBs especially now the golden days for home built PCs seem to be over.
759.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yes, and we need a name for the fallacy of GP. It's a recurring theme.
760.
by amelius 4mo ago
Can't we make fingerprinting illegal, as in, jailtime illegal? Would not solve everything but still help a lot.
761.
China builds full-scale US warship replica in desert(cnn.com)
8 points by amelius 4mo ago|0 comments
762.
by amelius 4mo ago
What are the open source equivalents, and how far are they behind/ahead?
763.
by amelius 4mo ago
Do you still pay if the solver cannot find a solution?
764.
by amelius 4mo ago
> Replying with "ask Claude" feels to me like admitting you've lost control over the subject matter Huh, what if I don't want to spend time answering a low-effort question? I will have a look if the default answers&#x
765.
by amelius 4mo ago
I mean, it's 1/10th of the circumference of the entire planet. Crazy.
766.
by amelius 4mo ago
And this mass is again an emergent property of Einstein's relativity ...
767.
by amelius 4mo ago
Meanwhile there are quarks inside every regular atom moving at speeds like 0.99995c ...
768.
by amelius 4mo ago
Nobody can do that. Use dogs.
769.
by amelius 4mo ago
And if they do, they will call it things like "square doorknob".
770.
by amelius 4mo ago
> A company that behaves like this in one area, cannot be trusted in any area. A company locking down their phone platform cannot be trusted with their laptop OS.
771.
by amelius 4mo ago
Do unified memory CPUs suffer from the same memory shortages as normal memory? I guess they're just welding the memory to the CPU chip, but still curious.
772.
by amelius 4mo ago
There are apps that show an overlay of moving dots on your phone which help with motion sickness. E.g. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stormtech....
773.
by amelius 4mo ago
Did you not read: > And we know that the world without online ads is perfectly possible and livable, since we all lived through 1996. We're in an information crisis. Most people don't know what is true or false anymore. Google
774.
Ryanair passenger sucked toward broken window after midair engine failure(simpleflying.com)
80 points by amelius 4mo ago|75 comments
775.
by amelius 4mo ago
Yeah, but why don't we ever hear any MEPs talk about it like that?
776.
by amelius 4mo ago
And what about the addictive design of advertisements that keeps us hooked on consuming more and more stuff? https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382310867_Methods_o...
777.
by amelius 4mo ago
It's still wishful thinking. A better strategy is to not root for one player and vote (with your wallet) for more competition.
778.
by amelius 4mo ago
Looking forward to "modeling the economy with AI agents".
779.
by amelius 4mo ago
You think Apple is a saint, but they have a completely locked down mobile computing/phone platform. Why the trust in them doing what is best for the user?
780.
by amelius 4mo ago
You're reading something that isn't there.

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