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dmitrygr
10mo ago
"native-born citizens" may be, but do the majority have something in common? A quick look at the table https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/72/wr/mm7242a4.htm shows that the issue is not guns but
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10mo ago
Atlas Shrugged. Downvote at will, but I’ll die on this hill. It has some issues, sure, but it should be mandatory reading.
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10mo ago
Statistically, yes they should.
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10mo ago
Perhaps habitual drug users should not participate in operating heavy machinery around people?
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11mo ago
"We chose to base our System-on-Module (SOM) " Holy clickbait, batman! The hard parts were done for them! All the fast signals like DDR are on the SoM, designed by real humans who understand EE. To make it all even more of a lie,
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dmitrygr
11mo ago
This was always the end game and all our warnings were ignored. One of those very bittersweet “told you so” moments. Bye bye, Britain.
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11mo ago
> We need a healthly ecosystem where there are hundreds of separate companies each solving 1-5 use cases. please make a successful economic case for a company only making a mobile phone OS, in a world where android exists and chi
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11mo ago
I met the people . None of them would stand for that. My bet offer remains
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11mo ago
The way I read the US constitution, every federal government agency is necessarily contained in one of the three branches, since the entire federal government is made of and only of those three branches. FCC is not in the legislative bran
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11mo ago
it never was...
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11mo ago
I worked on SW at apple. I would be VERY surprised, to a point where i'll offer you a $1k USD bet.
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11mo ago
> Regen braking isn't more complicated than an alternator. Either disingenuous or ill-informed. one is ~1KW for a few seconds a day, the other is > 100KW of power for dozens of seconds, multiple dozens of times a day. completely
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11mo ago
> capital owners successfully avoid contributing to the financing of our states and social system Say what now? So i've been paying cap gains tax like a chump while there is a "no thanks" option you're aware o
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11mo ago
parsing html -> lazy but ok using an llm to parse html -> please do not
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11mo ago
"computers used to require" please do not write code. ever. Thinking like this is why people now think that 16GB RAM is to little and 4 cores is the minimum. API -> ~200,000 cycles to get data, RAM O(size of data), precise resu
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11mo ago
I support apple doing what Xbox does. A separate mode - you can side-load, but you lose all access to appstore and all built-in apps. Enjoy :)
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11mo ago
> why not use another operating system? on pc hardware, no alternatives exist that support sleep/wake properly while also providing for good battery life on modern hardware
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11mo ago
And your point is that before Instacart all those people died of hunger? Please!
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11mo ago
For the modern web it isn’t fast enough. Thank the JavaScript slingers for that.
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11mo ago
Perfect. Go take your enthusiasm to John Deere, and the Xbox division.
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11mo ago
This is also nonsense. Instacart is too new for anyone over 18 to have somehow not died of hunger if they live out of reach of food if they had no way to get food before Instacart’s existence…
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11mo ago
Yes, that’s exactly my point. My family has been poor. You just take the bus to the store, because you don’t pay extra money for someone to go there for you. You don’t have that money. The effect of money is the opposite of this. You use it
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11mo ago
I have a really hard time believing that people who are actually struggling to make ends meet would use Instacart. This article does point out some pretty despicable behavior, but its attempt to pull at heartstrings falls flat due to the id
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11mo ago
One wishes to have thus much energy at 80 as this guy! Glad he is having fun finding ridiculous loopholes in ridiculous laws.
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11mo ago
How can one "discover" something well documented in the datasheet, and on google https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=266130 , https://www.google.com/search?q=raspberry+pi+boot+chain
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11mo ago
Add a small "charger error" LED which will be lit by your PD uC to indicate negotiation error or a charger unsuitable to your device due to voltage or current issues.
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11mo ago
You fell into the trap I predicted a few years ago when the renaming happened. Microblaze refers to the old microblaze soft core, not the new one that they named the same thing and that is based on RISCV.
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11mo ago
The enemy (AUS) of my enemy (social media's effect on kids) is my friend (this ban). Their motivation is only mildly interesting.
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11mo ago
Good thing that there are plenty of markets outside of EU
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11mo ago
Them: AI will take jobs. The AI: https://chatgpt.com/share/6923df03-7304-8010-bd08-cd335f0ee9...
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