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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
A great example is how they're handling DJI Drones.
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Just in case you're not really into the whole mechanical keyboard scene: QMK, or Quantum Mechanical Keyboard, is an open-source, community-centered configuration tool for keyboards and other input devices. QMK software is handy for cr
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Just in case someone has no idea what Anki is like me: Anki (US: /ˈɑːŋki/, UK: /ˈæŋki/; Japanese: [aŋki]) is a free and open-source flashcard program. It uses techniques from cognitive science such as active recall test
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
In my role I have to do a lot of testing on different browsers so the least amount of friction is little to no customization, the only plugins are the ones I need for testing and nothing else. When I was a developer, I fell into the trap of
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Did you read the article? Total pay for the broader American workforce increased 3.6 per cent in the 12 months that ended December 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
This is such a rage bait headline. If you actually read the article, you'll find: Total pay for the broader American workforce increased 3.6 per cent in the 12 months that ended December 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statisti
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Feels like 2000 all over again. The arms race to throw money at anything has "AI" in their business name is the same thing I saw back in 2000. No business plan, just some idea to somehow monetize the internet and VC's were do
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
>> nWe're on the precipice of being able to install AI into positions of business critical processes. Hiring, billing, sales, and compliance We're already there. Have been for several years now. I was doing RPA (robotic proc
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Good point. Another highlight of the woeful US health care system: By early this year, Bue had begun suffering bouts of confusion. Linda booked him for a dementia screening, but the first available appointment was three months out. Three
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>> The lack of guardrails makes things more useful. This increases the value for discerning users, which in turn means it's Meta's benefits as having more valuable offerings. I think if there was an attempt at having guard r
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Gotta be 42.
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In the beginning, Netflix was great. Then they became a media company and suddenly EVERYTHING they push on you is THEIR stuff. Gone are the days where you could remember a cool movie and pull it up on Netflix like Fandango or Corvette Summe
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Just remembered them coming out with a crypto coin back in 2018 and the first link was to an Investopedia story from yesterday: https://www.investopedia.com/a-flash-in-the-pan-the-strange-... Unfortunately for Kodak, its f
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>> Technical cases like this will always confuse jurors. This has been an issue since the internet was invented. Its always been the duty of the lawyers on both sides to present the information in cases like this in a manner that is
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I did a quick check because I had saved it and appears the account is no longer active.
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Its already a nightmare: From June of this year: https://gizmodo.com/chatgpt-tells-users-to-alert-the-media-t... Another person, a 42-year-old named Eugene, told the Times that ChatGPT slowly started to pull him from his r
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
>> This is happening across the board because it's a buyer's market for labor. In my region in the Midwest, we have several well known companies that have been doing this for a very long time. They basically promote the same
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
There was a guy a long time ago, who did YT videos of the tech markets in Tokyo and it was really surprising some of the best places to get parts for smartphones or robots were completely non-descript buildings in the heart of the city. He
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Not apples to apples. Kwon is a foreign national. All the J6ers were US citizens.
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The max he can get is 20. More likely he will get half of that which would be around 10. If he goes to federal prison that means he would have to at least 8.5 years. The other issue is he's not a US citizen so they could also just depo
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
Isaac Newton would like to have a word.
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Isn't Sourcetree an Atlassian product? I used that for a while when my company outlawed Github and it seemed to do a good job.
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In your scenario, you're looking at a bottom up approach. Instead of going to Ford, you start at the bottom of the food chain. Used car dealerships, auto body shops, and other places that sell/install accessories for your car. A g
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
>> There is no support system in this nation. WHAT? The US Federal Government spends over $3 TRILLION on social services. US states collectively spend around $1 TRILLION on social services. This is what's available just in my sta
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I've been doing research for the last 20 years. Every single year I talk to companies and the cost has gone down, barely. I've been told every year for the last 20 years that technology is getting so much better. The panels are so
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>> You can finance the purchase to avoid upfront payments. Yeah and then you pay interest on the loan. Which then makes it EVEN MORE expensive AND lengthens your ROI just to break even. FYI you're not "saving" anything
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I was planning on going into academia in the early aughts and this was also around the time that there was a groundswell to take away tenure from professors. "They" wanted to set out a quota for how many times you needed to have y
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by at-fates-hands 1y ago
I live in Minnesota, we get about 34% less sun than most of the southern states like Arizona or Florida. Arizona - 3,800 hours of sunlight hours per year Minnesota - 2,500 hours of sunlight hours per year Ergo, I can't generate as much
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>> if they have open source (or if an internal transfer, internal) code I can review. I give you a lot of credit for doing this. When I was still in development, I had a pretty robust github page, a sizable portfolio of stuff I had b
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Conservative here. I wasn't very happy with the PBS defunding. One of their best shows was Frontline and the amount of just straight down the middle documentaries they did was great. For a lot of the issues that became very politicized

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