coupdejarnac

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by coupdejarnac 2y ago
The people working in the low skill jobs being eliminated aren't capable of contributing in more meaningful, impactful ways. That's why they work in low skill jobs.
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by coupdejarnac 2y ago
I've been using silicone vents in my nostrils for several months, and they've made a huge impact on quality of sleep. It is a much cheaper alternative to cpaps.
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by coupdejarnac 2y ago
Is that prescribed by a doctor? I'd be concerned about using steroids repeatedly on membranous tissue.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
That makes no difference.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I've encountered this so many times, and it always follows a similar pattern. I tell them to fuck off in Chinese and call it a day.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I can't take your replies seriously.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
The West would lose? How? China cannot project force aside from ICBMs. So, it's to our advantage to give away IP instead of making them discover and invent things on their own? This is some r/latestagecapitalism level of nonsense.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
China IS asserting control of territory claimed by other countries. Do you deny this? Whether or not China can justify their actions, other countries will be provoked. Just face it, Xi is steering China towards another big leap backwards. A
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Colloquially, when Chinese people refer to Xinjiangren, they mean non-Han Muslim people. I heard a lot of casual racism directed towards them while I lived in China. Chinese are being "inclusive" because A. they are ignorant, B. t
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Was that interviewed man in Xinjiang a Han or a Uyghur? I'd be challenged to think of something more duplicitous than a street interview in Xinjiang.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
The US should act in its best interests, not China's. What's the advantage in helping a geopolitical adversary who has not demonstrated much capacity for "playing by the rules"?
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Nice propaganda. Meanwhile China is building islands in the South China sea and provoking violent encounters with fishermen and coast guards, causing nearly everybody in SEA to build stronger military ties with the USA. The only ones to swi
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
You're not wrong, but it's also true that China is exploiting our liberal, rule of law way of doing things in the USA. As for a record of doing harm, mobile apps like douyin (China tiktok) have enabled a total police state in Chin
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I'm seeing a lot of "censorship is bad" propaganda coming from the shills. This resonates with liberal minded people who are against censorship. Now, that's not to say that most people here are shills or wrong for being
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
This is post hoc nonsense. China blocked US tech companies so that they could copy what the US companies do without any threat of superior competition.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Does it stop functioning intermittently? I've seen cases of devices in the middle of a failed OTA, and the device keeps requesting the OTA again. If it's going on and offline often, this might the case.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I always get a chuckle when people asked if these are used in commercial projects. The answer is yes, they are in millions of devices.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Provisioning IoT devices has to be done through native apps if Web Bluetooth isn't viable. It's a total PITA. Web BT permissions can be disabled if not needed. I reject Mozilla's and Apple's reasoning.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
You'd close a garage door blindly and ignore any problems that could occur? You haven't thought this through.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
You're on the right track here. Garage doors are a security risk and safety hazard. All these homebrewed, cobbled together solutions aren't tested to UL standards like the official stuff is.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
And to that I say, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Christianity has had 2000 years to produce extraordinary evidence. What's the hold up?
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Chinese social media was spreading rumours about the virus being created and spread by the US army even before wuhan was locked down. Your opinion has been shaped by a massive disinformation campaign.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Search "china school knife killings". https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/10/china/guangdong-lianjiang-kin...
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
In China, there are mass knife killings at schools, and the news gets censored. So, no, your police state fantasy isn't a panacea.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I made pdh4engineers.com, because there aren't many continuing education courses for PEs that focus on subjects like software and controls. The site is up and functional, but it needs some SEO and more content.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
I don't see the point in comparing this to a rpi pico. Totally different niches.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Reddit's mobile website is an awful experience, so why would I respond with using their app? Never gonna happen.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
You can already experiment with fpgas on a pc. Get Vivado, and then you can code and simulate logic.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
It runs on Lilygo ESP32 boards, so they have built-in wifi and bluetooth. This is pretty awesome. Gonna get a lora module and try it out.
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by coupdejarnac 3y ago
Yeah, the market doesn't decide when there are only a few major players. The "market" didn't decide to exclude headphone jacks and SD cards on mobile phones. Apple went that direction and other companies followed suit. C

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