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dismalpedigree
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dismalpedigree
1mo ago
This looks awesome. I am definitely trying this. I might lose more time to this than factorio.
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dismalpedigree
1mo ago
The gas is primarily used to generate electricity. Where do you suggest the electricity for their electrification comes from?
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dismalpedigree
2mo ago
Sounds like Dylan needs a better hobby.
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4mo ago
So i buy one share of stock in a company and now I have access to all the internals? Can i go onsite and demand meetings?
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7mo ago
Completely agree. Not just govt, but everyone who interacts with govt, especially DoW. Meetings are on DoD teams. Proposals and updates must be Powerpoint. Memos in word. Windows to connect to some networks. We tried not using Office or Win
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7mo ago
I admire what you have done, but for a luxury experience, I do not want to talk to an AI that just tells me what is already on the website. If I have gotten to the point where I am calling you, its because I couldn’t find an answer to my qu
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7mo ago
A while back I built an orchestrator application that would monitor usb events and then launch/destroy containers that have that usb device mapped to them. The orchestrator also ran in a container with no networking. Imagine my frustra
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7mo ago
I’m guessing they connected CoPilot to the inbound filter and it is doing stupid and unexpected things.
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9mo ago
Yes. The Hailo chips are mainly for AI vision models. This is the first time I have seen them pushed for LLM. They are very finicky and difficult to setup outside of the examples. Documentation is inconsistent and the models have to be conv
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9mo ago
Tactical everything!
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10mo ago
No. Written against the documented APIs and extension points.
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10mo ago
I support Inventree. Even have raised PRs. Im specifically referring to things that are custom to our workflow.
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10mo ago
Not specific to PartsBox, but we use Inventree (open source similar to PartsBox) and self host it. Over the past few months we noticed certain pain points in our workflow. Rather than looking for a new tool, we used Claude Code to write so
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10mo ago
I switched to platformio in vscode (and command line) a few months ago after using arduino ide for over a decade. Can’t recommend it enough. Faster startup. Repeatable builds. The abilty to save your image and then flash on many devices. Bu
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10mo ago
Are people seriously still on this “datacenter in space” thing? It has been beaten down with hard facts endlessly the past few months.
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10mo ago
The problem I have seen is when I need it most, due to a rare fiber internet outage, so does everyone else nearby and cellular data becomes saturated and unusable.
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10mo ago
Not OP. But Microcenter is in many US cities and prides itself on 18 minute pickup. I buy most of my tech that way.
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11mo ago
Lets hear it for Tyranny by the Masses!
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11mo ago
I can’t support Linux as the first computer enough. Both of my boys got an Ubuntu desktop for their 8th birthday. I showed them some basics. They were motivated to figure it out. They learned how things work along the way. Also no scammy p
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11mo ago
Smart people are not happier because of all the stupid people.
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11mo ago
I agree. It take quite a bit longer to initially detect things. Then it also miss identifies certain things. Apparently I have 11 refrigerators (I dont). Also it finally did pick up my EV charger yesterday after 5 weeks. I hope they contin
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1y ago
Epirus makes some good stuff from what I hear. Its use cases are limited though. Its another exquisite system. This means it will be high cost and low volume. Sure bases and high value assets will have great protection. They already do. Sti
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1y ago
Being logged out on a daily basis and having to login twice (once for the main client, once for calendar specifically) is beyond annoying. Hey maybe you would like to try copilot that we are shoving down your throat at every opportunity eve
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1y ago
I do mechatronics for a living. I have (and still have) some “hobby” 3d printers. For my job, I don’t want to screw around with settings, I just need the part to come out well. My day to day goto is the creality K1 line. I have 3x K1Cs and
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1y ago
Except conquest by the Germans. Much to Hitler’s dismay, the Brits very much refused to accept that.
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1y ago
Yes. UK has every right to block whatever they want. US has no obligation to assist them in any way.
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1y ago
Palisades in Michigan is restarting also
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1y ago
3,000-4,000 acres per GW of production capacity in the US Southwest. According to AI :) Considering how little use there is for most of that land anyways, it seems like a good option to me. Also AI training seems like the perfect fit for so
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1y ago
He is a senior mechanical engineering student at purdue. I think the channel is something he is just getting rolling in his spare time.
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1y ago
Some quick checking on Newegg and I came up with this. https://newegg.io/64113a4 About $1200. I didn’t look into the power draw for this setup. Added bonus there is space for a GPU if you want to do some AI stuff.
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