baby_souffle

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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
> What are the branches even for if not customer support? Lots of physical locations make the bank seem big/safe/reputable. Beyond that, it's sales and a place to have ATMs. I have sometimes been able to get a replacement
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
> So you're saying that if you're inside Apple's walled garden, it works really well! Hmm... Or google. If you use android and chrome then it all just works. But god help you if you want to use a password manager to keep e
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
They're not unheard of in cities. Hotels and shopping malls have them. Some residential ISPs will also broadcast a public access point using a slice of each customer's bandwidth allocation...
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
And that might even be true. But it's still at least an hour of retained council's time to deal with it. It's not even 90 seconds to find the geo filter button in your CDN of choice and save you the trouble entirely.
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
I've been in meetings where this was discussed. "It's just a checkbox in cloudflare to not show up there" is so effortless that you need a compelling reason to ignore how easy it is. And if you don't already have tr
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
> This is true, but there's a big difference between saying "15-20 hours battery life, which is 11000 5-seconds activations, which last you a few years with 10 5-seconds activation a day" and "years of battery Same is
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
> To provide access to the battery, one of the terminals could be behind a transistor enabled by the micro So it’s a brick as soon as the battery goes flat?
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by baby_souffle 3mo ago
Some scrape activity happens because I can't obtain the data any other way. I would be thrilled if certain retailers had price and availability data as an API so I could not bother with the bulk of scrape and process.
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Go within an hour or so of opening. I used to work right across the st from one and would spend most of my shift looking out at their parking lot and you could see it get more packed throughout the day, thin out a little bit in the early af
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> I don't pay for news today. I won't pay for news tomorrow. And so ads are the only way they will make money from me, even though I block them. So you're going to be the problem no matter what happens. I block a lot of ad
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> no world is advertising worse. 0. none. you’re utterly delusional as the people pushing this are thinking anyone is going to pay for their garbage content behind 10cent micro transactions The current political situation we find ourselv
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Ntfs supports alternative data streams so they probably use that to record the unix permission byres
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> If augmented reality glasses advance to the point where you can’t easily tell from a distance, then make the students hand them over for a close inspection. We had a 'fix' for this back when they checked your TI83. It's
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
And it's another non-trivial barrier to entry for any potential upstart that may eventually grow to be a problem for meta
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
There's some really early days work on making training loops robust to failure but they all have trade-offs right now. I remain hopeful that we'll be able to democratize the entire tech stack for this tech.
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> It’s available to large companies ... that are friendly to this administration.
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> Basically the scaling is against you: for a highly manageable bladey rack unit, you've got to be small enough that one server matters, large enough you need the swap out to be low labor, but not so large you could just wait for th
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
> Somehow hardware giants like Dell, HP, SuperMicro, etc didn't make a product like this, Dell and HP both have "blades" that plugged into a blade-chassis. The chassis had all the lights out mgmt as well as power/netw
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
So the title should have used "most people" then?
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Speed running through that to 1984?
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Too late to edit parent but I might be wrong about wrap from the factory. (up to) $800 just for the materials is still reasonable but even with experience doing wraps, I would probably still bring it to a shop. DIY wrap is a bit like baki
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Sorry to hear that the HOA is earning their reputation :(. > If gas prices return to pre-Iran-war it will be cheaper than paying to use an L3 charger, and even if they don't it will be far more convenient. Yeah, that's Toyota&#
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
You also get regenerative braking; some of the energy that you took out of the battery and put into the wheel can be recaptured and stored. The alternative is burning the fuel and ablating your brake pads.
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
About 90$ adjusted for inflation, using this tool: https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=50&year1=20010...
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Lots of people only have street parking or their apartment complex has detached parking where they can't realistically charge overnight. But otherwise... Yeah, That's absolutely amazing to wake up every morning to a full tank&#x2F
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Is that confirmed? I was under the impression that you could order wrap from factory and it would come wrapped and not in a kit ready for you to apply.
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
I don't think the super cheap and chunky phone cases are analogous to a wrap here. I know more than a few people with very expensive phones covered in thin carbon fiber style cases which are there purely to protect the glass and metal
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Presumably that's assuming no prior experience. That seems pretty reasonable to me. I would be rather annoyed if I brought it to a professional wrapping shop and they quoted me 15 hours of labor though
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
You can order a wrapped professionally from the factory. Depending upon which segment of the body panels it's as cheap as a few hundred bucks all the way up to something like 800 bucks for a full wrap. I don't think I've ever
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by baby_souffle 4mo ago
Because you don't really have to do any additional steps once the ink is on the paper like you do with a 3D printed firearm. Looking at just the silhouette or shape, you couldn't really tell the difference between the body of a fi

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