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Canada cut tariffs on Chinese EVs, China to cut Canadian farm tariffs
(npr.org)
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Festool also makes a number of other cool tech like the SawStop. This is a little expensive and hard to justify for a hobbyist such as myself but still cool. I wonder how effective it actually is.
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ExoActive: Exoskeleton for trades people from Festool (2024)
(festoolcanada.com)
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Limited use because it only works on straight pasta. The majority of pasta is not straight (penne, rigatoni, fusilli, macaroni, etc..) and thus you still need to measure it properly in some way.
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My personal website (3D, hobbies and entrepreneurship): https://benhouston3d.com Been on the front-page of hacker news a few times in the last few years.
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I am old enough to remember the first two relaunches. I think this is the third relaunch right since it was beaten by Reddit.
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Rewiring My HVAC to Maximize My EcoBee's Control Capabilities
(benhouston3d.com)
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How long until it is used against civilians who are viewed as annoying or part of an opposing ideology group or business competitors? The worrisome part is that it may be easy to conceal and thus one can do this without much of a risk of ge
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Meta cutting ~1500 VR/AR positions to focus on AI
(gizmodo.com)
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For comparison: - The PS5 Slim Digital Edition is 12,700 Kč, which is 575 USD. - The PS5 Pro is 20,000 Kč, which is 958.19 USD. I think that the PS5 prices are not yet corrected for the new RAM prices as a result of the AI induced shortage.
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You are correct! I hadn't checked since I had an M1 MacBook, back then it was 6K ( https://juicedsystems.com/en-ca/blogs/news/macbook-m1-and-m2... ), but it appears that since the M2 (according to the sam
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You are correct, I should have said 2018 or there about.
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I suspect the main issue is economies of scale. There is little demand thus there are no multibillion dollar plants optimized for delivering them at scale. (The same reason why 8K TVs are not yet cheap.)
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Using cost per area metric for LCD panels when we stopped for the most part increasing resolution means you will find that the main driver of lower costs is the cost of glass. Basically, we have been, since 2018 (I incorrectly wrote 2010 he
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Hmmm makes me want to sequence by own oral biome just for kicks or my gut flora - two sides of the same system. That would be neat and I would definitely pay $100 for either if it included an analysis.
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ThreeJS has never been more popular with +3M downloads / week just prior to the holiday break: https://www.npmjs.com/package/three
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10mo ago
Very cool! I did similar cigarette/ink-like smoke a few times in the VFX industry. The first attempt was similar to yours using a grid: https://benhouston3d.com/siggraph/2005-2.html , but like yours it isn't t
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I've run into similar companies like this in the past in a few different niches and what they were doing are just repeating specs from Chinese OEM suppliers. They were not making their own hardware at all, just reselling it with custo
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I've run my own Home NAS on ZFS for 4 years or so. In the end I ended up with majority NVMe setup with long-term archival storage on HDDs. This made my NAS much more useful / ergonomic since I can search, move files at 10Gbps sp
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IPv6-only is the future for mobile phones, and mobile devices are the future of the internet. And it is consumer devices (and IoT devices) which are the most numerous and also the most price sensitive, and this is where IPv4 is disappearing
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It is exceedingly well documented that Israeli drones are shooting and killing children / civilians regularly: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c7893vpy2gqo https://www.cnn.com/2025/12&#
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Sure, but I've written +150K lines of AI generated code myself and never seen it do a destructive command. Pretty much Cursor non-stop and my own agent before that.
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> well, good luck with that, and I hope it works out for you. It's just not my lived experience after 30+ years in the industry. Same level of experience I have btw.
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VSCode over SSH is one of the best ways to develop on various SBCs. You can run the code on the SBC while having a high powered editor experience on your main machine.
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TL/DR: I strongly encourage you to understand the fundamentals and not view all of our tools as black boxes, but once you have an understanding of the tools and the various layers of abstraction, feel free to use them to boost your pro
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Louis Gerstner, former IBM CEO who revitalized 'Big Blue,' dies at 83
(reuters.com)
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As someone who knows the Navier-Stokes fairly well ( https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=--UmWDUAAAAJ&hl=en ) I have to admit I this is completely impenetrable for me. I don't understand why there is a Press
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10mo ago
Sad this only had 4 upvotes.
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Good job! I wonder if you could develop this as an add on to Hardcover.app - you could fetch people's books, images, and display the bookshelf. All the data seems to be there: https://hardcover.app/@BenHouston3D/b
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Nice! I could have used that.
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