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by cududa 3y ago
Yes and many of them are completely wrong. I keep seeing people saying "CPU's that don't generate heat". How exactly would that work? When a transistor turns off/ switches to 0, where does it dump the electrons? Hin
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by cududa 3y ago
It really is an astonishingly bad name for a company. Looks like a boilerplate article template waiting for a company name to be dropped in "In a blog, X accused the CCDH of "actively working to prevent free expression" by al
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by cududa 3y ago
What? So you didn't even click the paper being discussed here and just threw in a comment criticizing some entirely different person's mastery of english "I don't like the waiters in this restaurant" "Have you
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by cududa 3y ago
The time stamps are below the post’s title
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by cududa 3y ago
I mean even when you buy an expensive appliance, the majority of them still tend to break way too quickly and are just more costly to repair. I'd happily pay more for something well made, but, unless it's like commercial kitchen q
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by cududa 3y ago
I get why everyone is downvoting you. What I’m really curious about, and mean this with no malice, I’m really intrigued why you thought to bring this up and phrase it in this way. Not judging, I’m just curious.
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by cududa 3y ago
In my city, an office building was converted to an apartment. The windows don’t open, given it’s an old apartment building. The AC has been out for two weeks. Not at all saying we should let office buildings stay vacant, just, never conside
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by cududa 3y ago
It’s that you got older and your tastes stayed the same and the youngs developed their own taste
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by cududa 3y ago
I mean why can’t I shuffle the episodes of a show I’ve watched a hundred times? Why can’t I make a “playlist” of shows to share with friends? I really thought during COVID they’d finally implement stuff like that but nope
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by cududa 3y ago
He has a history of lying. References to his fraud are all over this thread. What is the relation are you suggesting?
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by cududa 3y ago
This gave me a giggle to think about - mind expanding on what you’re thinking of using movement scenario for?
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by cududa 3y ago
I need someone to burst my bubble, this is too exciting
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by cududa 3y ago
Because his capricious dictums that seem to be born from a disdain of the user base and generally unstable demeanor?
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by cududa 3y ago
I remember back in 2018/ 2019 in SF, when "microdosing" ketamine and/ or LSD started becoming big with tech folks. It was (and still is) always painfully and embarrassingly obvious when someone is "microdosing"
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by cududa 3y ago
I'm genuinely convinced Nathan Fielder's "friendship" with Musk is just one very big long-game TV show he's working on.
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SFPD Has Halted Removal of the Twitter Headquarters Sign(twitter.com)
5 points by cududa 3y ago|4 comments
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by cududa 3y ago
This is going to be nothing like the Apple Silicon dev kit bro. They're expecting to be able to manufacture about 250,000-350,000 a year. They need those for Apple Stores, their own internal development, and of course customers. This i
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by cududa 3y ago
It's unlikely to be seeded to indie devs working from home. Even massive companies are only going to get 1 or 2, and those are going to be locked in a room in the office.
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by cududa 3y ago
I believe the WSJ reported that his security clearance is being reviewed over his ketamine usage
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by cududa 3y ago
Because you’re defending a grifter, claiming “this was all part of a plan” when it’s clearly either a manic episode or him on drugs.
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by cududa 3y ago
First of all by saying “the PayPal days” shows you have very little idea what you’re talking about and I’m not going to elaborate. Second of all, so what? What does that have to do with him just picking a Unicode character at 4am on a Satur
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by cududa 3y ago
Minus the FTC settlement payout, they actually were close to profitable.
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by cududa 3y ago
It’s a Unicode symbol that can’t be copyrighted that was suggested in a comment reply and the CEO had to spin the rebrand after Musk tweeted for 12 hours through the night with no sleep. He has no plan. How is that not painfully obvious at
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by cududa 3y ago
Totally guessing here. iPAQ ran Windows Mobile (a derivative of windows CE). I believe custom drivers were not well supported. As well, back around 2009 I looked into Windows CE for a hobby project I thought about commercializing, and the l
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by cududa 3y ago
No thank you.
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by cududa 3y ago
The ligament is denatured/ all cells removed which just leaves a scaffolding for the natural tendon to populate
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by cududa 3y ago
Seems mostly very doable. Back in 2011 at my (failed) startup we had a license like that with an NLP provider/ vendor. I don't remember the exact details, but, one caveat was that we HAD to have an equity part to the deal to satis
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by cududa 3y ago
Errr, the quote this is going off of was someone asking an original team member if they'd support a remake and they said "I'd love to see it". I'd love to see lots of things but that doesn't mean any of those t
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by cududa 3y ago
Man do I miss the days of DFI motherboards when their engineers would pop into the overclocking community and share code snippets of relevant BIOS firmware. The things were so well documented there were something like 3 or 4 third-party BIO
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A quick look back at when Microsoft made an interactive Barney toy(neowin.net)
72 points by cududa 3y ago|32 comments

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