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5mo ago
Are the prices so insane this is actually a viable option instead of just buying a bigger license? I always tell juniors to just submit a request for a licence since it will likely cost far less than retraining them or making them work hard
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If anyone has a flashforge check out the alternative OS with all the normal goodies without the proprietary crap for the 5m. I adjusted most of the original on printer display code for it back in the first version and I guess it has been im
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I have plenty of false negatives, mostly due to companies in know I get a mail from using spamlike html mails, I always verify on the phone it is the mail they send to be sure but it happens way too often.
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5mo ago
That usually contains a lot more information with less text, thus limiting the slop scope.
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5mo ago
Which layer? Since I think there are many more to go getting only worse.
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What you describe is something people with enough to make the first purchase and eat the cost when it breaks have been doing for years e.g. with cars. People on the lower end of money scale tend to use products for well over their economic
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See military submarines, for a modern version.
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Note that Ford's plugin hybrids (using the same 2.5L engine as the full hybrids) also use the same technology (due to them having a cooperation and patent sharing agreement with Toyota) though they do differ a tiny bit due to the engin
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> It is certainly seems possible that the actual sources of the data is the output of some other LLM. My guess is you can see this happening with the bots on Reddit where they are refining the answers to one certain thing, often getting
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While true in general, this devices approach to security is an open doorway with a curtain in it to prevent access with they key hanging next to it in case there accidentally is a door. The security footprint is so low it should be called o
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There are way more indicators than just a doorbell. Closed curtains, car not in driveway, lights out ...
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5mo ago
Main source of residential ip's you can "rent"?
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We raised the drinking age from 16 to 18. The end result is more underage drinking but now illegal, more heavy drinking under 18, a rise in hospitalisations and a rise in problematic alcohol usage of the 18-23 group. The rise correlated str
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5mo ago
As members of the United Nations. That says very little.
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The Dutch law is literally called the "Opiumwet" or opiate law. [1] It involves (almost) all controlled substances. 1. https://wetten.overheid.nl/BWBR0001941/2026-01-28
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I'd say it is about what you expect for a country with voluntary programs. In the Netherlands the original program like the Swiss, resulted in heroïne becoming a medication for heavily addicted people usable under supervision. In the N
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> The risks; What risks? No diabetic with baseline adult competence is going to drive their insulin-delivery vehicle off a cliff because some app said so. My local physician says otherwise, with respect to facebook posts about dosages. I
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> you would get a day off A day off? Are you mad! During the industrial revolution as a factory worker? Only on Sundays, if you are lucky.
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> I can point it at an STM32 cubemx starter repo and ask for a feature My experience is it will attempt read from the wrong memory block resulting in garbadge. But that's a while ago so maybe LLMs have gotten better.
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Goodhart's law in action.
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It's rpgmaker which might use the "local storage api" for some state management depending on the exact version.
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3DLAC is hairspray with a different label, you can smell it... I use it too though as it is the easiest high strength hairspray to get.
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Or phrase it as reusing exiting tech because "it is cheaper" ending in having to reinvent it because all the people who designed it and made it have gone.
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I've had the unfortunate exercise of copying an API from pure android java to typescript because "they are similar". It goes against best practices and creates all kinds of weirdness resulting in a finished product which is a
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Reduction ratios, greater comparability due to interfacing links, attachment points, just a few guesses. Most ev conversions I've seen keep the gearbox.
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Looking at the entire market in Europe it is also down but that is not due to "AI" but because they are easiest to fire with least consequences. There is a global recession looming, despite Wall Street saying otherwise.
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In the modern world if you are a bank you will be bailed out eventually, thus your problem becoming everyone's problem.
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For an old internet company they sure know how to enshittify global selling with their Global Shipping Program also know as Global Shitting Program.
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I would assume the cache misses alone will destroy any performance.
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More modern version: No you are holding your iPhone wrong, it is not a design fault that makes a ground loop in the antenna if you hold two metal surfaces with your hands.
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