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by dylan604 5mo ago
“Like a rocket” is a phrase for a reason
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Hopefully NASA ups their game for Artemis III
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Not sure how you come to that conclusion. The capabilities can overcome loss of engines. The fact it was successful with loss of engines shows it is working as designed.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Did the landing burn light two engines as expected? It happened fast, but the graphic made it look like only one lit. If that’s true, that would be impressive as only lighting two was meant to be a test. At least according to the live strea
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by dylan604 5mo ago
To what point? Do we actually think Trump would use a Trump phone? Otherwise, they'd just be getting data on die hard MAGA types that have nothing to do with anything juicy
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Drone strikes would be my top Obama criticism, followed by not closing Guantanamo, but I can use the man's name without some clever nickname. That's just not worthy of the actual conversation. It a very Trumpian thing to do
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Some people are lost to AI fascination quickly because they're curious and maybe a little lonely, or at least isolated. There's a scene or an arc in Mr. Robot where the FBI agent behaves this way with her Alexa. I've als
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Did the use of Obummer give you that sense?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I don't work with national secrets, but I do have access to sensitive/valuable to the client data. The thought of downloading anything directly to my device is just beyond me. I don't even like downloading log files with some
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by dylan604 5mo ago
"if you're into Unreal Engine key bindings." :shrug:
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> But I had an effortless time converging on a design that I wouldn’t have been able to do on my own (I’m not a designer). I'm not a designer either, but I've been around designers long enough to recognize when something is bad
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by dylan604 5mo ago
This has been going on since at least my dad was in college in the 60s as he had a similar story
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I can only imagine the sheer delight in a kid that had never been to a dedicated toy store like Toys'r'us because of online shopping to see one for the first time. Sadly, many kids will never get to experience a toy store like tha
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by dylan604 5mo ago
We seem to be conflating the actual navigation computer with a display to show the humans information. If it were to scale, it would effectively be useless to the human as the scale of space is just too damn big to fit in some sort of navig
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Most places (all??) aren't going to be doing AWS->AWS transfers like that. They'll have a web portal with you can use a payment option that ultimately generates an expiring authorized URL.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I gave up on Spotify after 3 months. I did not like how it just kept repeating the same songs. With a catalog as large as they supposedly have, it was not entertaining me hearing the same things so frequently. Way back when, I had a very im
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by dylan604 5mo ago
"high-voltage custom power supply that converts 120V/240V AC line voltage to 330V DC power for the motor and 3.3V/5V/12V DC for the communications board" When I read that, my brain flipped thinking surely that has t
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> also adds a lot of sound and visual effects that would not be there. Nah, they'll have regulations forcing them to add artificial sound generators like today's EVs
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Are you comparing game bindings to vim bindings? Isn't that an apples/oranges thing?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Part of the success of QR codes is the ubiquity of the device to scan those codes. CueCat needed a wired device which is not something as easy to use as a wireless mobile device. So yeah, ahead of its time to be sure
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by dylan604 5mo ago
The oldest news station in my city has partnered with a local college to house their archives going all the way back to when their content was gathered on black&white film. IIRC, using the footage is free (with proper attribution), but
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by dylan604 5mo ago
One of these things is not like the others. If you don't spend the money on one of them, you can get a visit from government officials that might decide to take that "item" from you. You'd also be a worthless human to sp
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Since you are not running realtime 3d grafix, could you put the card in an external chassis so the heat is not in the same box as the SSDs?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I know it's one of those "if you have to ask" situations, but curiosity got the better part of me. Here's the search assist response: "The DGX GB200 NVL72 AI server costs approximately $3 million per unit. This syst
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Or they stop using the means of communication that has become compromised and find a new way starting the cat&mouse over again. This is like saying that an undercover agent must answer "yes" when asked by anyone if they are pa
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Sure, but why does this need to be to scale. Isn't the point more to get the humans a way of understanding where things are relatively? Navigating the map makes it interesting in being able to interactively see where some of the star
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I love that Belo was so involved in this epic failure. They are one of those large media companies I love to hate on. It probably helps to be a Dallas native to have that sentiment though
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by dylan604 5mo ago
My point was in support of that if not clearly stated. Expecting FF to listen to a million individual users is not a good expectation. Expecting FF to be prone to listening to a single powerful voice would be a better expectation. However,
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by dylan604 5mo ago
>IIRC the original scope was the 8 most common tasks that literal Swiss soldiers did Never realized opening a bottle of wine was so common to Swiss soldiers
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by dylan604 5mo ago
If that's crazy to you, let me introduce you to Juicero: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero

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