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The Seneca:$8000 Mechanical Keyboard(norbauer.co)
2 points by anonu 1y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 1y ago
For a moment I wondered what this python package does...
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by anonu 1y ago
It was the WiFi though
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by anonu 1y ago
We will look back at this moment in our history and wonder how we let it happen.
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by anonu 1y ago
If you like to die in a slow and expensive way - sure.
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by anonu 1y ago
Yamli did this ~20 years ago.
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by anonu 1y ago
Whats the investment cost?
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by anonu 1y ago
So competing with SnowFlake?
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by anonu 1y ago
should we just get rid of universities as well? most of what they offer is exactly what you describe "live non-interactive presentations" I think theres value to being together in a room. Even if its perceived one-way communicatio
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by anonu 1y ago
The pinned link regarding his work and remembrances in YouTube has link rot. Thankful I could learn a bit more about him here: https://web.archive.org/web/20220707071624/https://www.memor...
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by anonu 1y ago
> THESE PILLS WERE the pride and joy of Dr. Benjamin Rush, one of the Founding Fathers and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Later, a descendent of Dr Rush would go down in infamy for a foolhardy escapade to the Titanic in a c
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by anonu 1y ago
The problem is sometimes you don't get the right feedback to know when to stop building.
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by anonu 1y ago
Super cool. I wonder if you could re-use a regular 2-d CMOS digital camera sensor to the same effect. But now I realize your sensor is basically 1-D and has a 95khz sampling rate. At the same rate with a 4k sensor you'd have way too mu
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by anonu 1y ago
I remember going to the Flea at MIT in the late 90s - (i was a mid-to-late teenager) https://w1mx.mit.edu/flea-at-mit/ Computer networking was new (to me) and I remember picking up an ethernet card for maybe $10. Plugg
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by anonu 1y ago
It's a way around the "horrible horrible" CHIPS act.
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by anonu 1y ago
Surprisingly, ChatGPT is fairly good at deciphering an image of this handwritten text. I snapped an old postcard from 1930s and it was able to read it.
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by anonu 1y ago
Removing the apps was the biggest solve for me. I still maintain some social accounts, but not having the native app reduces time spent considerably. I am addicted to YouTube Shorts. It would be fine if it wasn't the first thing you se
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Sütterlin(en.wikipedia.org)
81 points by anonu 1y ago|59 comments
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by anonu 1y ago
Super cool. But honest question: why is GPT-1 even a milestone? Its output was gibberish.
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by anonu 1y ago
Anthropic hired their first AI Welfare person in late 2024. Here's an article about a paper that came out around the same time https://www.transformernews.ai/p/ai-welfare-paper Here's the paper: https:/
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by anonu 1y ago
There's possibly 4 million of these guns on the street. Sig should do a massive recall.
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by anonu 1y ago
I think we just need better AI coding tools: the space is still a blue ocean for the ones that can figure it out. The article highlights the key problem with AI tools today - which is that there doesn't seem to be a high level planning
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by anonu 1y ago
I dont think the patent in question is for software: https://patents.google.com/patent/US10912502B2/en
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by anonu 1y ago
https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/H335304
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by anonu 1y ago
https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/H335304 maybe this - from January 2025 It appears the patent is for "User-Worn Device for Noninvasively Measuring a Physiological Parameter of a User". So Apple is simply moving
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by anonu 1y ago
Surprisingly, sushi is huge in Manhattan and not so much in the outer boroughs. My relative assessment from looking at the heatmap: https://www.alltext.nyc/map?q=sushi&m_lat=40.7313&m_lon=-73.... Also - a huge diffe
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by anonu 1y ago
Awesome project. My only suggestion would be to remove duplicates. Many of the items are just the same thing from different angles. Of course, this is a tough technical challenge to solve that most likely cannot rely on location alone.
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What to Do When Your Manager Doesn't Work(nytimes.com)
2 points by anonu 1y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 1y ago
Incredible tool chain required to do this. Cool stuff. The end result is awesome btw. Take a listen.
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by anonu 1y ago
My dad had the station wagon for a while (in a Middle Eastern country). He would regularly get little notes asking if it was for sale.

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