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by cmsj 2y ago
Definitely agree. The smart place to demarcate the connection is the point at which a device does DHCP/SLAAC to get whatever IPs the ISP assigns the customer.
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by cmsj 2y ago
I think we all know that tech debt often lives forever, so if you're going to start a browser company, you simply must be thinking about security/privacy from day one. If the VC model doesn't make that possible, then the only
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by cmsj 2y ago
I read this from another source and I was a substantial way into it before it became obvious what Arc is. Blog authors: stop assuming I know about the existence of every piece of software. (also maybe occasionally consider using the Shift k
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by cmsj 2y ago
Said it before, will doubtless say it many times again... Level 5 self-driving isn't coming until with have AGI.
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by cmsj 2y ago
Literally addressed in TFA: "Intel has not halted sales or clawed back any inventory. It will not do a recall, period. The company is not currently commenting on whether or how it might extend its warranty. It would not share estimates
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by cmsj 2y ago
Very well said. The asset class is currently in the middle of strip-mining the middle class for everything they have.
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by cmsj 2y ago
In my experience, flat earthers are not capable of the kind of rigorous enquiry that would allow them to even attempt to answer this. Flat earth isn't a position arrived at by reason, it's one that is invariably reached by either
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by cmsj 2y ago
BPS.Space on youtube is working on a DIY space-capable rocket and in a recent video he mentioned that he is not doing this as a tutorial and that his guidance system likely already wanders into ITAR territory, and thus he's self-censor
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by cmsj 2y ago
I'm relatively certain that the US government will be unmoved by your argument that it would be their fault if you built a GPS receiver that could decrypt the precise positioning signals ;)
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by cmsj 2y ago
GPS was built primarily for the military and the signals available for civilian use were crippled to reduce accuracy. GPS receivers that provided high accuracy fell under the ITAR rules (ie you needed proper licensing to trade them) Over ti
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by cmsj 2y ago
For anyone wanting to build their own GPS receiver, here's a fully open source project that explains a great deal of the theory too: http://www.aholme.co.uk/GPS/Main.htm
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by cmsj 2y ago
Apple has included NPU hardware in its SoCs since the A11 in 2017. It has been used for a variety of local AI in your pocket since then. This "Neural Engine" has only gotten more powerful with each iteration of their SoC in the in
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by cmsj 2y ago
This must be one of those 4D chess things I hear about...
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by cmsj 2y ago
As a non-Physicist, I absolutely love the CCC hypothesis and I really hope it turns out to be true. It seems like such a beautiful alternative to the idea of the heat death of the universe just lasting forever and nothing ever happening aga
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by cmsj 2y ago
I am not a Physicist, so please don't rely on this, but my understanding is that this comes down to the frames of reference in special relativity. If you're in a car on the highway, an observer standing still outside the car sees
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by cmsj 2y ago
Yep, the brake pedal will cut the throttle, but the throttle will fully re-engage when you lift the brake pedal again, so controlled manoeuvring of the car becomes extremely difficult.
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by cmsj 3y ago
Tesla should be absolutely terrified of this. I think lots of us would love to like Elon, but the man is such a disgrace that we are actively disincentivised to root for his success.
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by cmsj 3y ago
You love to see it.
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by cmsj 3y ago
As someone who doesn't understand the TV/Movie market, other than being an avid consumer of certain genres of their output, I'm curious what it is that Apple has misjudged with AppleTV+.
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by cmsj 3y ago
Hello Michael, fellow former-Canonicaler! This looks super interesting, and might be a useful alternative to the OBS setup I currently have for work calls. One thing I would really like is for there to be a clean preview feed rendered in a
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by cmsj 3y ago
Spend some time setting up OBS and then control it via an Elgato Stream Deck. Really nice way to do pre-scripted things via easy buttons.
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by cmsj 3y ago
We need laws that allow historical clawback of bonuses/rewards that later turn out to have been given in the context of significant failures.
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by cmsj 3y ago
"too costly"... remind me how much was taken as profit or handed out as bonuses in relation to Horizon?
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by cmsj 3y ago
random fun fact, the creator of Worms used to hang out on a #worms channel on IRCnet. It was a lot of fun for many years, but eventually Andy left and people slowly drifted away as the Amiga scene shrank, and now all that's left is me
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by cmsj 3y ago
The key philosophical difference is that in Gerrit you are proposing a specific change, where in GitHub you are proposing a branch be merged. It's a very subtle distinction, but having worked on OpenStack in the past, I much prefer the
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by cmsj 3y ago
I did, and I agree. I was commenting about the software/firmware because that's what seemed to be under discussion in OP's and your post. Now it seems like actually maybe the whole thing was about the controller board designs
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by cmsj 3y ago
Ok that part is my mistake, I mixed the A1 with the A1 Mini in my head.
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by cmsj 3y ago
And that is a fair complaint to make, since that is a change for Prusa, but that is not what was claimed by OP, Armin or the Reddit post linked to.
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by cmsj 3y ago
I think it does need saying though, because you're laying out foundations that don't support the arguments above them. (e.g. the Bambu A1 is not positioned against the Mk4 like your post says - it's positioned against the ide
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by cmsj 3y ago
In which they clearly articulate that they are not reconsidering open source: * We stand by our roots in open-source and will continue to do so. * Our desktop 3D printers will always be open source. We intend to continue publishing pl

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