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by comboy 4y ago
Your reaction to the post tells me more about the company than the post itself. And the sad reality is that while some users from this thread may never touch it, it's likely that nobody at the company will ever suffer any consequences,
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by comboy 4y ago
https://learningsynths.ableton.com/
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by comboy 4y ago
Serving child pornography would be a "pretty bad marketing move" and people are able to see clear picture of Jesus in damaged building elevation. (it kind of sucks because assuming you can't eliminate pedophiles, fake content
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by comboy 4y ago
Personally I think it's perfectly fine. Just a few people can take a lot of your mental energy and make you less interested in your own project. Not being a company you don't have to deal with this and somehow there seem to be pow
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by comboy 4y ago
Just the fact that the message itself is an e-mail should be enough to see some issues with your reasoning.
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by comboy 4y ago
I would assume that unless you are able to deliver enough power to damage the receiver (and remember it goes down fast, r^2, plus transmitter is on the side of the microwave, standing wave perpendicular to the door), it wouldn't really
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by comboy 4y ago
Do you know of any where that wouldn't be the case?
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by comboy 4y ago
If government comes to you and says you must send data here and there or log this and that and you must not tell anybody about it, then you have to comply and you can't do much about it even with your best intentions. I don't thin
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by comboy 4y ago
You could always mount it on wheels, which would be way way easier than moving a car that's on fire (you can even keep big wire cutters nearby) If fire hazard is what's stopping people I guess one could also build a fire-resistant
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by comboy 4y ago
> I've always been a bit uncomfortable about the idea of a large li-ion battery pack in my house So am I, but I think we're not different from people who are afraid of using planes. Yes, it's really bad when it happens, it
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by comboy 4y ago
> to transmit directly to a cell or mobile phone. If it could talk directly with mobile phones it's a game changer. But I don't understand how it could be physically possible without phased array and satellite tracking for a ph
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by comboy 4y ago
Deals with airlines and ships is what I assume is going to be 90% of the profit. Custom deals. Just a regular Starlink Maritime is $5k per month [1]. Military use cases alone could probably sustain it. 1. https://www.starlinkhard
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by comboy 4y ago
In Poland it went from 449zl down to 230zl ($48). Impressive.
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by comboy 4y ago
too soon
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by comboy 4y ago
I think you can make it work if your marketing is good enough. It should probably be a Faraday cage, I don't think you could do jamming in highly populated areas, but also providing a landline seems like a good idea in case of emergenc
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by comboy 4y ago
Have you tried mapping Ctrl to your CapsLock key? Pressed without any combination - Esc, with some other key(s) - Ctrl. It is under pinky, but in a very comfortable position, just like Enter.
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by comboy 4y ago
These being tired and fighting exhaustion with exercise threads must be a dread to read for anybody who works hard physically. But I'm in the same privileged or at least not working physically position and I found most correlation with
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by comboy 4y ago
Many people choose worse reward rather now than better reward later. It's rational in many contexts. The problem is that we are unable to jump out of these local minima. Just as in coding, when you have a problem and you're stuck,
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by comboy 4y ago
It's a standard sequence for years now. Docker, rails, ring.. most popular things. Make it work anyhow, optimizing for best user experience, do all the bad things along. It gains popularity, some reasonable people join in making inside
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by comboy 4y ago
https://trezor.io/ but if you are not able to research this on your own and rely on some random comments (and you don't already know this while already holding crypto), I'm not sure withdrawing is +EV. I don&#x27
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by comboy 4y ago
It's been like that for years.
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by comboy 4y ago
We have PK cryptography you know, yubikeys and such.
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by comboy 4y ago
> This chatbot fails interactions that even a human could do Kurzweil was right about breakthrough technologies. They come in slow and people get used to them fast.
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by comboy 4y ago
Well, it does seem like a "made up", not directly measurable variable. We just have it for convenience of understanding the world. Or am I missing something?
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by comboy 4y ago
How much is wood drying about getting rid of the water vs resin freezing (not sure if freezing is the proper word, I mean it getting hard)?
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by comboy 4y ago
Such a disappointment. Great work though.
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by comboy 4y ago
> aesthetics is positively correlated with price. I wish it wasn´t true. I guess it depends on the taste. I would say the opposite is true (perhaps excluding the most cheap things you can find, but not necessarily). Of course more expens
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by comboy 4y ago
Very cool finding with the flow. It explains why when you take some round container and freeze water in it, the ice will be crystal clear at the edges, but it will not be crystalized so cleanly in the middle (turbulence once edges are froze
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by comboy 4y ago
I love that theory. I would assume they use big enough freezer or with enough ice inside for that not to matter, but that would be a hilarious solution.
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by comboy 4y ago
I got into this rabbit hole once and remember having the same thought, I checked some paper and they used the same mass as measured when putting water into the freezer. AFAIR it was also tight, closed container so evaporation shouldn't

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