andrewmunsell

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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
It's actually both, at least in the US. Tesla has the "Magic Dock", which is the built-in CCS adapter that unlocks when you use the app with a non-Tesla car. This is rolling out in a few places. The other thing is that "
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
And it absolutely worked on me. Prior to having a Steam Deck, my overall video game time was fairly low since it took time to boot the PC and start everything up. With the SD, it's much easier to grab it and get a small session in, and
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
To be fair, the name "ChatGPT" has quite a bit of mindshare and I've found many non-technical folks referring to any generative AI product as "ChatGPT" or "GPT". Yet, if you asked any single one of them
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
This is nice, but with increased speed, they should also require ISPs do not impose a data cap to be considered broadband.
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I'm getting AI subscription fatigue[1]. How, as a consumer, am I supposed to justify paying $10+ /mo for different interfaces to the same AI backend? Some of this stuff is cool, but why would anyone pay for a Chat GPT shortcut dir
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Given companies are allowed to advertise waterproof-ness and wholesale deny warranty claims when any water indicators inside the phone are triggered, I don’t think the FTC is going to do much
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Your site has been very helpful for me in a couple of recent projects— it works significantly better than anything else I’ve tried.
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
It’s not. It’s $15k one time or $200 a month
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Non-Twitter, archive link: https://archive.is/R2sRo
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
To be fair, this type of intro has been used plenty of times as a stylistic choice https://archive.is/qwURS
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Because you can't predict when someone will try and hit your site?
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Search is one of the most critical pieces of technology for most people on the web. That, combined with the point another comment made that indicates the demographic of Kagi largely revolves around IT/SWE (who generally have more dispo
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I've rarely ever gotten EPA rated range, but a portion of that would be because I don't drive like they do in those tests. It's a fun, fast car. I can absolutely get my efficiency to what the EPA rating is, but I doubt anyone
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I've been using Rewind for a while and find quite a bit of value for it. Because it uses GPT-4 for Ask Rewind it's not local-only for that feature, but I find myself just using the local search most of the time and it works fairly
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
There has been a significant improvement in availability— Pishop, Chicago Electric Distributors, and Adafruit (for the US) have all had big restocks in the last couple weeks, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to find one anymore if you need
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I hate to bring this up, but what about the bus factor? If Colin is physically unable to continue maintaining the service and something like this happens again, how will anyone be able to get their data out? It's not really a concern a
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Been working fine on a 8 GB 3070 generating 1024x1024 images, using Comfy UI with the refiner
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I've been using Rewind for a while and got a chance to try out the iPhone implementation when it was in development. I have to say, the Rewind team is pretty creative in how they thought about moving the same hands-off experience from
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Meta's trademark registration: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87980831&caseType=SERIAL_...
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
There definitely are some: https://shop.pimoroni.com/search?q=e-ink And now I think I know what my next project is going to be, I am sure I can find some desk space
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I switched to a trio of N95 mini PCs (two from Beelink, one I can't remember but was bought from Geekbuying. These plus some SSD upgrades (from 256->512 GB) and RAM (8->16GB) allows me to have a pretty cheap, very low power real
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Your notifications aren’t automatically silenced when presenting your screen?
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Like others mentioned, it’s totally possible to use another launcher. I have Cyberpunk on GOG for example and a couple games installed I bought on Epic. But, the Deck absolutely 100% works the way Valve intended: I find myself preferring to
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
You are technically correct about the BAC, but they definitely cannot have one while "on duty", there's an 8 hour limit between your last drink and flying and some airlines have longer time windows by policy https:/&#x2
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
You hit the nail on the head— I don’t mean to imply that CRDTs are perfect or useable for every use case, but they’re a way of handling sync conflicts. It is just unclear to me how this project does so, and if it doesn’t, then why it even
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
I’m unsure why this would be compared with Actual Budget or CRDTs in the README. The issue that CRDTs are solving isn’t simply getting the bytes from one device to another, it’s ensuring that conflicts are merged in a sane way, which this p
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
There's obvious differences between the Oceangate sub and this (1 atm difference, this is a thinner steel(?) railroad tanker not a sub), but I think it effectively demonstrates how violent and quick an implosion would be: https:/
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
> Up until this point, we’ve used our own usage and your feedback to inform our decision-making. We’ve learned and improved a lot this way. But there’s always been a drawback to this approach: we don’t know what your 1Password experience
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
Oh yes, I am (though I am absolutely not a real engineer nor do I have any experience with subs) just questioning why they would need to bolt it from the outside anyways. If it was to keep occupants in, I would imagine that a door that open
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by andrewmunsell 3y ago
But, as with airplane doors (but in the opposite direction), if the door was designed to open outwards then you couldn't open it under pressure no matter how hard you pushed

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