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by atrus 2y ago
I mean, is that really much different than an API? I pass a query, and get data back, and rarely do I get to inspect the mechanisms behind what's returning that data.
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by atrus 2y ago
It's really expensive or difficult to have a one off object made though, and that's where 3D printing thrived. It fulfills that rapid prototyping itch. People don't even really etch their own pcbs anymore, it's so fast a
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by atrus 2y ago
I mean, all things considered that feels pretty cheap for a mix of new and diy equipment to do this.
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by atrus 2y ago
Would these be useful in sequencing the plant/animal life around my home? I think it would be cool for there to be repos of local wildlife around their place. Although, I can't say I even know where to start in all that.
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by atrus 2y ago
It also convinced me to never join the army, because I was a bullet magnet haha.
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by atrus 2y ago
And that means those same drugs, from those same companies are now cheaper outside of the US? That makes zero sense. That's like Amazon charging their employees 100x to use AWS vs outside people. They charge more in the US because they
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by atrus 2y ago
Hardly, the FAA is handing permits out the instant the mandated waiting time is up. They couldn't go faster without a literal act of congress.
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by atrus 2y ago
Yeah the sentence "We do not collect/extract this information, but the user volunteers it" is just...200% yikes.
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by atrus 2y ago
I don't think that fixes it, even in theory, since there's always some uncertainty.
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by atrus 2y ago
> My phone Maybe that's the assumption you need to change
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by atrus 2y ago
I love the readme, and I wish that every project had one this great. And it player looks awesome as well!
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by atrus 2y ago
I think the big blind spot people have with these models is that the release pages only show just the AI output. But anyone competently using these AI tools will be using them in step X of a hundred step creative process. And it's
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by atrus 2y ago
What's the line there though? To "learn" 3d modeling, should I learn to program and write my own modeler/cad system? To learn to program, should I start shoveling sand into a kiln and make my own hardware?
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by atrus 2y ago
AI has been so conflated with LLMs as of late that I'm not surprised that it feels like we won't get there. But think of it this way, with all of the resources pouring into AI right now (the bulk going towards LLMs though), the pe
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by atrus 2y ago
As stated in the article, that flag is only flipped while the alarm is going off. Also the feature in general is opt-in, and you have to be approved by apple for that feature.
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by atrus 2y ago
They announced a passthrough API for next year, so yay to that. That's def going to open up even move possibilities.
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by atrus 2y ago
Plus, plastics is a very very broad term. Saying "ban all plastics" isn't the same as saying ban lead, it's the same as saying "ban all metals".
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by atrus 2y ago
At one point I did, but as this was mostly a personal project to manage my own two stores I found it easier to just edit the csv. The only dashboard was for order fulfillment and getting the shipping labels from Easypost. The simpleshop cod
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by atrus 2y ago
Sure, but one side can win more than the other, and one side's goal is to take more than it's worth. That is what profit is afterall, no?
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by atrus 2y ago
Oh wow, I actually built something similar using python/Flask: https://gitlab.com/atrus6/simple_shop The biggest difference between ours is that I used a local csv file as the source of truth. This synced up to St
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by atrus 2y ago
The formatting ate my math it's 1,440,000TB of transfer per month. (16 x 3 x 30 ). That's $14.4k
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by atrus 2y ago
It's a multifacted problem, so you're still going to have the attention problem. NPR is primarily user funded, so if your news is boring (as non-biased, non-slanted tends to be thankfully) you're going to lose out to the more
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by atrus 2y ago
Not on DO. ~$100 a month droplet gets you about 5TB of transfer out. They pulled 15TB in 7 hours. That's ~1,440,000 (16 3 30) on overage or about $15k extra.
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by atrus 2y ago
I'll nibble. A lot of the badness of news comes from requiring a profit and where that profit comes from. News is required to be dramatic and sensationalist because that's what attracts attention and gets you those advertising dol
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by atrus 2y ago
Don't use broken tools. The key phrase is "in control of producing data". If you're forced to use Excel, then it's not really you in control, is it?
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by atrus 2y ago
Front Camera though, so mostly for video chats.
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by atrus 2y ago
Soil farming (think small family farm) in a field has the advantage of being stupidly cheap. Free sun, free water, free nutrients, as long as you're not going for 150% yields like the big mono-farms do. The tradeoff is lack of consiste
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by atrus 2y ago
This is one of the very few Cyberdeck kinda things that looks like it could be actually useful. I love it!
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by atrus 2y ago
Lets not gloss over this: >The manufacturer of Odra, the Elwro company, was, however, better connected with the regime than Karpiński. Instead of improving its product to catch up with the competition Elwro began to subvert Karpiński’s p
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by atrus 2y ago
The halting problem is exhaustive, there isn't an algorithm that is valid for all programs. You can still check for some kinds of infinite loops though!

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