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by connicpu 2y ago
You can bend those materials at least once, the problem is bending them and still having the wings maintain their integrity through tens of thousands of flight hours.
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by connicpu 2y ago
The downside of the historically mild climate is a lot of older homes weren't built with energy efficiency in mind and now in 2025 we have to deal with that inefficiency on our energy bills :'(
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by connicpu 2y ago
I mean, these edge cases are very sensitive to the exact facts at hand. Even an experienced copyright lawyer can't give you a definitive answer until you go to trial. That's why I said you're vulnerable to the argument, not t
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by connicpu 2y ago
Unless you can make your prompt so specific that the AI generates substantially the same image every time you run it, I think you're perpetually vulnerable to the argument that significant decision making was done without human hands a
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by connicpu 2y ago
If a spiteful ex-employer wants to scrub ex-employee authorship from the entire commit history in their public repos when someone leaves I don't think there's anything you could do to stop that either way, though it seems like it
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by connicpu 2y ago
This one is planned to launch on Falcon so I wouldn't be too surprised if it's one project the administration spares.
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by connicpu 2y ago
I get uBlock origin whenever apps open a browser view that uses my default android browser (Firefox) e.g. when I click links in the reddit app.
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by connicpu 2y ago
By raw compute power though it's pretty much x86, ARM, and whatever proprietary internal machine code Nvidia and AMD use on their GPUs that make up the vast majority.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Having to run trials has little to do with the whether the compound is naturally occurring and everything to do with the fact they intend to market it as a drug with specific effects
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by connicpu 2y ago
This is basically my workflow too. I use git from the command line until I need to resolve a merge conflict, then I hop into vscode to resolve the conflicting file.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Game development often uses commercial solutions like perforce that have central servers so you can lock out your binary files and everyone will know not to touch them at the same time as you.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Yep, plus static analysis in CI. We also run ubasan, tsan, and valgrind on our unit tests.
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by connicpu 2y ago
We do have a couple disabled by default in the config, but it's still a lot of warnings: -Wall,-Wextra,-Werror,-Wno-type-limits,-Wno-attributes,-Wno-deprecated-declarations And of course some are suppressed with a pragma for a
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by connicpu 2y ago
At my job we treat all warnings as errors and you can't merge your pull requests unless all automatically triggered CI pipelines pass. It requires discipline, but once you get it into that state it's a lot easier to keep it there.
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by connicpu 2y ago
2080ti for me!
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by connicpu 2y ago
I run Arch on my home desktop so I get the very latest stuff pretty quickly, the latest drivers have improved the nvidia situation a LOT. I've found everything pretty stable for the most part over the past month. Multi-monitor VRR was
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by connicpu 2y ago
Pretty efficient in their mass to destruction ratio, it's only inefficient if you compare it to how much energy the fissile/fusible material could be worth in a nuclear reactor.
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by connicpu 2y ago
Iirc a big issue they had was the fact it's nearly impossible to service the interior once you sink it down. That would basically get an order of magnitude worse with it on the dark side of the moon.
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by connicpu 2y ago
When you file a lawsuit you initially make every argument you might possibly want to use in your initial filing, knowing some of them will be whittled down. Pretty much every lawsuit ever includes some claims that are a bit of a stretch, be
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by connicpu 2y ago
Yikes, does the hub have some kind of unauthenticated http server exposed to the LAN? Yet another reason I run open source software rather than buying the proprietary hubs.
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by connicpu 2y ago
I agree with this so much. Opening an app is the last thing I want to do to adjust something while I'm in bed. I have a zigbee lightswitch so I can turn the light off from bed, and sure I could open an app to do that, but it's so
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by connicpu 2y ago
It's a very interesting experience working in a large codebase that's a few years old while we're in the middle of trying to dramatically rearchitect everything because we realized the old way of doing things was creating ton
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by connicpu 2y ago
I'm reminded of a clip that went viral a couple years ago with footage from the 80s containing people describing the recent expansion of DUI laws as "Communist"[1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xcQIoh3
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by connicpu 2y ago
There's considerable losses involved when you want to convert between frequencies. DC also has considerable losses over long distance, so there's a lower bound on the frequency before the efficiency starts to go down again.
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by connicpu 2y ago
True, but it would still be a very expensive inconvenience for SpaceX, I think enough that it isn't worth serving roaming users there and pissing off the countries.
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by connicpu 2y ago
It might just be easier and cheaper to take iodine supplements. Humans need about 150mcg/day, just make sure not to overdose on it. Vitamin companies love selling you huge doses you don't need, but if you know what dosage you&#x27
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by connicpu 2y ago
It does have satellite<->satellite communication, but the latency is way worse if your traffic has to flow like that, so ideally they're building as many ground stations as they can all over the globe. But laser service is always
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by connicpu 2y ago
Well, Starlink has been known to provide roaming services in countries they haven't reached a full agreement with yet, with the exception of the ones who legitimately might have the power to shoot down SpaceX satellites if they got ang
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by connicpu 2y ago
It's not unreasonable to set a different header value for the login page only, where it should be safe because no external user data is being rendered.
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by connicpu 2y ago
One spot where safari is in an advantageous position to force a new default, as long as they roll it out on iOS first.

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