demondemidi

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721.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Seriously. Although I would like to discourage anyone from getting a Eureka (Silenzio). grind retention is insane on those, and the higher priced models are the same flawed grinder with more LCD screens.
722.
by demondemidi 3y ago
anything with an e61 group-head and a double boiler. pid controlled heat exchanger will work but can be challenging if you really get into it.
723.
by demondemidi 3y ago
https://bellmanespresso.com/products/bellman-stovetop-steame...
724.
by demondemidi 3y ago
as someone who fell deep into the espresso hole over the past 8 years (from an $800 saeco to a $3000 profitec with a few in between), i see several problems with this. First, CO2 -WILL- enter the brew. There is no way to stop it. This will
725.
by demondemidi 3y ago
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726.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Right? He's totally upfront about being x-phobic doesn't need a cultural context to hide behind because he was still being x-phobic. While the targets of the phobia are making a collective "no duh!", it is great to hear
727.
by demondemidi 3y ago
I remember when people lost their minds because Apple dropped the floppy drive. And surprisingly, in this thread, people are still angry about it.
728.
by demondemidi 3y ago
I dislike sprints but have not seen a better alternative for teams of 50+ people.
729.
by demondemidi 3y ago
I'm confused, we've known about this for the past 60+ years, most commonly as a method for avoiding local minima/maxima when performing simulated annealing. What's the twist here? That it's proven?
730.
by demondemidi 3y ago
> idea to an option in door dash I hear ya. The attention span of a TikTok or less.
731.
by demondemidi 3y ago
I'm highly skeptical of the benefits of containers in the embedded space. The inertia required to set them up and maintain them, and train customers to use them is massive. I'm sure some people benefit somewhere, but in my experie
732.
by demondemidi 3y ago
This should be titled "A Modern -OPEN SOURCE- C Development Environment". If you work in the embedded space for a large OEM, ODM, or integration house, you won't see any of this ... you will see all commercial environments wi
733.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Yes, that is intentional. There's more to the CPU market than the next gaming platform.
734.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Not high end, but literally 1,000% the volume of high end. It will be automotive / embedded, you know, the chips that are in everything that's not a laptop or gaming rig.
735.
by demondemidi 3y ago
A pair of cargo pants. During COVID I learned to use a sewing machine and patterns. I made them the right length, material, and put pockets where _I_ wanted pockets.
736.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Its like when the optometrist assistant says, "Why are worried about glasses costing $700? Your insurance pays for it?" Not exactly: my premiums go up and care goes down because of the insane gouging. Then I tell them I'll ju
737.
by demondemidi 3y ago
these "hot takes" pick one job role and base their thesis on it. I work 100% remote, and I'm in meetings 25 hours a week. my job relies on other people doing theirs. but what can you expect from a 200 word "article"
738.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Hey can this merge two iMessage databases? I have one from an old machine and TimeMachine biffed something, so now I have two copies I'd like to combine.
739.
by demondemidi 3y ago
Not really winning if an F150 hits my fiat 500x. The f150 loses everything in a vehicular manslaughter trial. It’s more a lose-lose.
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by demondemidi 3y ago
He got all the liberals to buy EVs, now he's trying to convince all the MAGAs that EV's aren't for simps. It's 1D chess.
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by demondemidi 3y ago
It -is- snobbery, but the reverse of what you are thinking. Someone who grew up only knowing about Velveeta, and never experiencing a French fromagerie might think, "Hey, I like this but it seems there's more to the world than Vel