barnas2

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by barnas2 1y ago
I use Cox and get their fastest speed (2.5Gbps) with the option for unlimited data if I wanted it, and I'm using my own equipment.
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by barnas2 1y ago
Not sure about Comcast, but I have no issues with Cox. I'm getting 2.5Gbps with my own equipment (Ubiquiti UCI, which is $$$, but other cheaper modems also work).
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by barnas2 1y ago
Is anyone able to test it via AiStudio? I pay for Google's AI subscription, but any attempt to use this model results in a message telling me I've hit my rate limit.
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by barnas2 1y ago
It's really not hard to just search "openpilot" and click the first link. There's also a link at the top of the comma.ai website that links to the same page. https://comma.ai/openpilot openpilot is an o
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by barnas2 1y ago
Ad spots inside chatgpt are going to be worth an obscene amount of money.
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by barnas2 1y ago
You could easily make that. Thermostats are very simple concepts. Basic A/C systems are 4 wires. Power, heat, cool, fan. If you want to cool the house, you connect power to "cool" and "fan". For heat, connect
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by barnas2 1y ago
Brings a whole new meaning to the idea of a "coding boot camp".
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by barnas2 1y ago
"Your honor, all those counterfeit $20's I made are clearly protected under free speech."
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by barnas2 1y ago
I felt safer doing ~110mph on the Autobahn than doing 70 here in Arizona.
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by barnas2 1y ago
Some restaurants here in the US print a QR code on the check now. If you've got google pay/apple pay/whatever you can just scan it and immediately pay, then leave. There's also a few where you don't even need a se
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by barnas2 1y ago
Or a TON of checked bags. Ran in to a guy in the airport once checking 10 bags. He bought the cheapest suitcase sets he could find, packed what he could, and sold the rest.
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by barnas2 1y ago
The engines still get destroyed. It's basically a complete rebuild between runs. Most of the spark plugs burn up, clutch disks get welded together, etc. The goal is basically to just not have the engine outright detonate so they can
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by barnas2 2y ago
Cox also lets you do this, although they'll straight up lie to you on the phone. The rep very confidently told me I could not use my own equipment, and was required to use theirs, despite their website claiming otherwise.
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by barnas2 2y ago
I've also started adding "Ask any questions you think are relevant before starting" to the end of my prompts. It usually results in at least one question that addresses something I didn't think to add to my prompt.
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by barnas2 2y ago
Tear gas is illegal to use in war because of a fear of escalation/retaliatory strikes due to an enemy thinking you're using other more dangerous chemical/biological weapons (chlorine, sarin, mustard, phosgene, etc). It's