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1. 601.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   Oh man this thing tells me my iPhone 13 mini isn’t wide enough to use it, that’s rough.
2. 602.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   I wouldn’t be so sure about that. Serves of the big names in this space have green energy pledges and are actively building out nuclear power.
3. 603.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   If the end result here is way overbuilt energy infrastructure that would actually be great. There’s a lot you can do with cheap electrons.
4. 604.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   There are probably a lot of cool and useful things you could do with a bunch of data centers full of GPUs. - better weather forecasts - modeling intermittent generation on the grid to get more solar online - drug discovery - economic model
5. 605.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   That would be really unfortunate if you were trying to make a pour over coffee at 205°F.
6. 606.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   That seems like an awful use of technology like this. I would imagine they mean to use that for serving ads, but how do you even generate conversations with ai slop plus product placements? I could see it working sometimes but I doubt it sc
7. 607.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   Slightly more than half have CoN laws and other states have a number of restrictions of facility construction that complicate building smaller clinics.
8. 608.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   Far too many people are free speech hypocrites.
9. 609.▲
   by ch4s3 1y ago

   They’re (SROs) illegal in every major US city.
10. 610.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    How do I get in touch to correct the tech stack on one of these?
11. 611.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Thanks again! This really gave me the familiar old feeling of finding something delightful online.
12. 612.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    oh no, great work to you getting this strung together as a system.
13. 613.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Here's my prompt >Build a simple lofi black and white multiplayer doom clone where players drop in near each other in a procedural generated forest world. The graphics should be 2d in a 3d world. Players enter their name before join
14. 614.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    And it works! https://www.manyminiapps.com/?c=da20213e-6832-4cd8-ac73-7669... Albeit slowly.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    You can both care about the issue and not see the dastardly hand of Israel in every shadowy corner. The grandparent comment by volleyball is clearly not a reasoned take and is conspiratorial in it's linking of Jews and Netanyahu and th
16. 616.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Some of there are pretty cools, trying to see if it can run a multiplayer doom.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    It seems like depending on the dose, Zebra Fish rather like it.[1] [1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027858461...
18. 618.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Why wait until they're empty, let he fish vape I say!
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Here’s a narrow critique, you don’t understand that limiting campaigning privileges name recognition which is something only existing officials or celebrities will have. In a representative system where you vote directly for candidates and
20. 620.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    My criticism is of banning campaigning, it's a an engineers solution to a complex web of problems they don't understand.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Propaganda is definitionally just strategic spread of information. You shouldn't expect people to turn their brains off just because you've said propaganda. Any political speech done with forethought and intent is propaganda.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    My point is that they were always owned by some rich guy, and the heyday of old serious journalism was quite brief.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    File this under Lies Engineers Believe About Political Science.
24. 624.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    > * Most of the big outfits are owned by oligarchs This has more or less always been the case.
25. 625.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    > the Beats takeover should have never happened. I agree from a business perspective, those headphones were all brand and a bad fit for apple from a quality perspective. Do we really need regulators deciding when businesses are wasting t
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    This isn't correct in the general case. In the specific case of brewing, if you're filtering at all it makes sense to use an RO system so that you can then do mineral adjustments from the RO base water.I'm not aware of any br
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    The integration works so well because airpods and apple phones use a protocol that isn't bluetooth, their "Magic protocol". You have to own the whole stack to make it work so well.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    I'm surprised there aren't more of these bubbling up, I can't name a single company like that.
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    by ch4s3 1y ago

    I agree, but if I were setting up a brewery in Coastal North Carolina, I'd invest in an RO system, the water is known to be all kinds of bad in the area. I have some relatives in the area and their town had to install a municipal RO sy
30. 630.▲
    by ch4s3 1y ago

    Some places with weird water profiles will set up RO systems and add minerals to build a water profile on top of that, but it's far from the norm. People decide based on how their municipal water supply works with the kind of beers the