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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
For the type of applications I imagine, I wouldn't need more than 1mA of current...just enough to run an attiny-like microcontroller and blink a LED on occasion before going back to lowpower mode. It seems NiMH just doesn't come i
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
OK, but my point is more general than reproducing the badge from the article. I was rather pointing out the lack of easily-purchasable NiMH (or other "rechargeable safe(r) chemistries") batteries that could serve as a replacement
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
AA/AAA won't fit in a flat conference badge. I've wanted to get coin cell format NiMH, but they only seem to be the more thicker button type (or I don't know the magical term to search for), and I can't seem to fin
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Yeah. It is not too uncommon for terms to refer to how things were done in the past or in another context. For example, we still "dial" a number on our phone even though rotary phones are no longer used...for other examples see h
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Hah. Well it is now...just copy & paste the GPL's text and append that one condition.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Better if the submitter opened a feature request clearly describing the feature. As part of such a request, they could provide some screenshots and maybe a link to their AI-slop generated code for anyone curious to demo as a proof-of-concep
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
More important than code that works now is code that can be reviewed and maintained so it will continue to work in the future. AI-slop, even moderately-sized, might pass the test cases and seem to work, but it is doubtful it will continue t
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
I don't know what specific rabbis the parent referring to, but Israel's PM has referenced the Amalek story: https://www.npr.org/2023/11/07/1211133201/netanyahus-referen...
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Thanks, the special \left and \right parenthesis were indeed the culprit.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
I don't think it was about not wanting to leave the audio input floating. Rather the "normal connection" is that the telephone subscriber is connected directly to the switchboard operator's annunciator (a display panel)
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Nice tool! Seems "New Computer Modern" font is the Native MathML rendering that looks closest like standard LaTeX rendering, I guess cause LaTeX uses Computer Modern by default. But I notice extra space around the parenthesis, whi
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
What's next, PEANUTS?
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Surely Intel made them sign non-competes and will vigorously enforce Intel's troves of patents and trade-secrets.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Wouldn't want to be immortalized in history books.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
My god, animating convolution makes it so much easier to understand than having a professor draw the process on a chalkboard back in the day.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
> "How do people listen to music when doing sports?" My current "cellphone" is an 8.7" tablet. It's always in a water-proof case with straps. When I go running, I throw it on my back and have the straps just
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
I was also going to suggest that... But I imagine that the Ethernet port or antennae wire (and necessary battery to power antennae) would dwarf the size of that MCU. But thinking again, I suppose if the rules permit the MCU to be directly
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Ahh, back in the hopeful days of the early net when we imagined people of the future would be in possession of and run their own webservers...
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
> "I think i solved the issue by putting a piece of tape underneath the metal plate and the motherboard. So the plate where the keyboard is attached to can't touch they motherboard." Sounds like the metal screw shorted one
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Delta flight from ATL diverted after lithium battery explodes in passenger's bag(wsbtv.com)
3 points by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago|2 comments
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
amazing how fast and snappy this UI is, even though it is running inside a browser.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
"Delves", "potential", and "significant" all made a large increase. Those words also strike me as the non-committal weasel words Google's AI overview for Google searches tends to produce as the AI isn&#x27
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LLM-assisted writing in biomedical publications through excess vocabulary(science.org)
108 points by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago|107 comments
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
> emulator support for RP2350pc is work in progress and will allow Apple ][, Oric Atmos and Puldin 601 emulation. So like a 1990 pc.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
hah! Yeah the title "Third Interstellar Object Discovered" needs to be changed to be more like "Third Discovery of an Interstellar Object"
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
Similarly, people think FOSS software must not be as good as proprietary software because it's free.
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
"regularly" is doing a lot of work here. When Linux drops hardware support, we are talking about ancient hardware. An example of a regular drop: Linux 6.15 just a month ago dropped support for 486 (from 1989)!
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
The abbreviation you will most commonly see written is "rit." The abbreviation you will most common hear verbally is "ritard."
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
> not entirely clear why/how this is an open source issue? Was going to say this too, cause competing proprietary software companies generally don't coordinate. Macs don't easily run Windows programs and vice versa. Unless
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by em3rgent0rdr 1y ago
In music, a gradual slowing uses the internationally-understood Italian term "ritardando", which is abbreviated as "rit." or "ritard.", which often leads to chuckles by less-mature musicians and diverts preciou

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