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by darknavi 2y ago
If the power button is the main gripe with this model of Mac Mini, then its doing pretty well.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Herb Sutter leaves Microsoft. I really hope this just gives him a nicer pay check and more time to dedicate specifically to mordern C++. His recent talks[0] have been a really positive spin on C++'s roadmap which is really enjoyable f
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by darknavi 2y ago
And how much money did they make from your viewing of the article? Likely 0. If only companies would learn that tasteful ads are possible and would likely give better returns, but the web has been infested with garbage so most people have t
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by darknavi 2y ago
Something like this? https://i.imgur.com/4Jiop1q.jpeg
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by darknavi 2y ago
From the US government's perspective? Because they are the ones in control of those US-based scenarios.
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by darknavi 2y ago
> Add in a terrible candidate who nervous laughed nonstop, did almost nothing but attack the other side, and here we are. I can't tell which person you're talking about.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I haven't. Any good examples that you can remember?
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by darknavi 2y ago
Great to know. I've seen that blurb and assumed it was pretty low key. Seeing a testimonial for that helps.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I wish Valetudo was easier to install (this is not a knock at the product or its maintainers, it is great). Some models require a breakout board which you basically have to manufacture your self. It is shocking that no hardware manufacture
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by darknavi 2y ago
Japan tried to do exactly that in WWII, albeit remotely: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fu-Go_balloon_bomb
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by darknavi 2y ago
> This week, the U.S. Forest Service directed its employees in California to stop prescribed burning “for the foreseeable future,” a directive that officials said is meant to preserve staff and equipment to fight wildfires if needed. It
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by darknavi 2y ago
Client <-> Server architecture can still take you a long way. Culling what you send to the client and relying less on client-side "hiding" of state, server authoritative actions with client-side prediction, etc. At the end
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by darknavi 2y ago
> (e.g. the "360" parking view which IMO could be a bit better, although I feel like I'm parking in gta 2) FWIW Tesla doesn't have 360 parking camera support. They have a digital visualization and a few cameras pop u
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by darknavi 2y ago
Federated networks like Mastodon and Lemmy are going to get people well-acquainted with websites shutting down. It's hard work (time, money, etc.) to run these things for people, and people start to really lean on them. It's almo
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by darknavi 2y ago
Twenty years buys you a lot of fresh tech. I thought the bunks looked particularly space-y (versus the ISS soft pods). I was hoping they would show their toilet!
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by darknavi 2y ago
I never said I knew how it would react in every situation. I state you get a feeling for where it will fail and that you need to monitor it.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Yes, it definitely does. The behavior of the car significantly changes.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Hard agree. My gripe with git gui is that they facade complex operations behind simple user actions and can land users in no man's land mid operation. Visual staging is extremely useful though and is a simple, single action.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Can't they do the same thing with statement credits? I got a Pixel on Google Fi that was $X and over the next 24 months I will get a statement credit of $X/24, so after two years it will be "free" if I stay with Google
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by darknavi 2y ago
You slowly build a relationship with it and understand where it will fail. I drive my 20-30 minute commutes largely with FSD, as well as our 8-10 hour road trips. It works great, but 100% needs to be supervised and is basically just nicer
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by darknavi 2y ago
What about earbuds aiding in hearing? Lots of scenarios where earbuds can help with hearing and not impede it. I use AirPod Pros on flights for cancelling out the loud background noise of the plane but it makes talking to others much easi
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by darknavi 2y ago
Bedrock's network protocol is documented: https://github.com/Mojang/bedrock-protocol-docs
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by darknavi 2y ago
Falcon 9 second stages are not re-usable, so not sure what you mean. Maybe they meant that it's the same model? As for the first stage boosters, they have a proven reliable record with re-usability.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Speaker for the Dead is good, but the series starts to get a bit... weird. Fairly religious, although still in a space-y way. Maybe that was just my middle school take and I should re-read it. Ender's Shadow (Ender's Game from B
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by darknavi 2y ago
> compared to C++'s static typing and lack of runtime introspection. (Again, nearly 30 years ago. Things are different now.) C++ has added a ton of great features since (especially C++11 onward) but run-time reflection is still sore
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by darknavi 2y ago
This is so open faced and gross. It reminds of someone talking about getting paid minimum wage. If you get paid minimum wage, what your employer is saying is, "I would pay you less if I was legally allowed to do so." It also rem
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by darknavi 2y ago
I was more thrown off by "WHO LICKS ASS ON THE FIRST DATE???". But yeah, Phil Fish was part of a decent amount of drama post-Fez.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I have two Roborock S5s running Valetudo with persistent maps. Works well and integrates into Home Assistant.
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by darknavi 2y ago
How is the data stored? Isn't this the feature Windows got royally roasted for because it stored the data in something like a SQLite db? How are you protecting the data locally? Sorry if it's in the README, I didn't see it wh
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by darknavi 2y ago
If you have an H Mart near by the sell them in the hot food area.

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