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by chewmieser 3y ago
Similar game: https://nandgame.com/ Although Turing Complete does appear to have more depth than nand game.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
To clarify for those that may have missed it - These satellites mimic 5G so most existing 5G phones should be compatible without additional hardware. The beams are REALLY low bandwidth (7MB per beam and the beams are “very big”), and that b
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Gift article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/05/your-money/irs-tax-filing...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/05/technology/antitrust-appl...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Why is it still possible to do when it’s been done I think 2 other times? How crazy that there’s not like a limit or some kind of basic check to prevent the upload or something? Honestly at this point it seems to be a failure on NPM’s part.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/03/business/spacex-elon-musk...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Are you for free speech or against it? Where is the line drawn? These are hard questions to answer, especially in the manner they were "asked." And it's probably not exclusively up to Gay to decide & answer them.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Why do you think universities are more politically active? They have always been a safe-haven for ideas that go against the fray. I would argue they have always been "politically active."
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by chewmieser 3y ago
How Harvard handles it is up to them. They're a private university. If they choose to stand behind Gay then that's their and their student's choice. Nothing about this scandal was public until they were brought in front of co
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by chewmieser 3y ago
It's sad that this is this even a national topic of discussion instead of an internal investigation and change at the university itself.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
The plagiarism is really unacceptable, but the political pressure targeting academia makes me sad. IMO this really should have been handled internally at Harvard - not on a national stage.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Gift article link: https://wapo.st/3tqC7tp
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Same fate with OnLive before it, which was super cool back in the day. Only Microsoft & NVIDIA have been able to build successful products out of cloud gaming but even then Microsoft doesn’t just sell the cloud part separately. Not sure
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Wow, and then had the audacity to continue the practice beyond that? That fine should be significantly more severe…
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by chewmieser 3y ago
This is really good! Generated a song about eating ramen and then made some custom songs for friends. One issue I encountered was this song: https://app.suno.ai/song/f128bc8e-a328-467d-9c3b-b2208acca2b... Which generat
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by chewmieser 3y ago
I listed it specifically because it sounds silly but is actually an important point. Thanks for sharing the link though
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Ok, that's fair. But what should Apple do in response? If they did not break it the first time, Beeper would be making $2-3/month off of their services. It would have also shown that Apple's platform isn't as secure as t
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by chewmieser 3y ago
I’m just not sure what your point is? That beeper should just be allowed to do this, just because they wanted to? I don’t have a dog in this fight. I’m an Apple user and I don’t really use iMessage deep enough to have issues talking to Andr
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Beeper could have come up with a new messaging app for iOS. They didn’t have to reverse-engineer iMessage.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
There’s a ton of open protocols that could have been the messaging standard. But beeper took a always-closed protocol and tried to open it. I’m not in support of Apple here but it’s pretty obvious which way this would go.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
The US uses SMS/MMS, that won’t change. SMS has limitations, which is why iMessage and RCS were created. When newer functionality is used, the experience between Android and iOS is poor - like poor media quality or stickers not appeari
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by chewmieser 3y ago
They really thought that Apple couldn’t block it when they originally announced it. Obviously that was not accurate…
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Oh great, Letitia James’ office is on a roll! It’s well known how annoying this process is with deal communities, to the point that everyone recommends using temporary cards (like Privacy) to avoid the hassle with cancellations. Unfortunate
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by chewmieser 3y ago
I’ve been pretty happy with Xerox laser printers. If I was going inkjet I would probably look into those Epson Ecotank ones, but knowing how infrequently I use my inkjet today the nozzles would probably dry out in-between prints!
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by chewmieser 3y ago
- I don't test my code - I don't use git branches - I don't change my tech stack Weird brags...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
It feels very alone without replies. The rules make sense but this feels too impersonal.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Do you get the core concept of vertical farming? It’s just stacked layers of farmland. Greenhouses cannot pack as many layers vertically. It’s pretty straight-forward. If you’re strictly optimizing for just sunlight then sure, greenhouses s
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Who says you need to replace it? Solar, windows… Fiber optics? Using molten salt to store and release energy… I’m sure there’s plenty of ways to use the sun’s energy. And again, this is why we iterate… It’s never a win at first… Gotta take
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Hadn’t heard of FrontRow (as you assumed) so went looking for information about it and it looks like they may have repurposed it for the Access Reader Pro? Haha that’s a way to move them. What a miss… And weird product category for them… Al
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Yes this is how new developments occur. First it’s prohibitively expensive and then we figure out ways to reduce the costs/waste/etc. This is in its infancy and I’m sure it’ll make more sense as it develops more.

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