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by flakeoil 1y ago
Sqlite is not a very good choice for a typical CRUD app running on a web server. MySQL/Postgres/MariaDB will be much better. You can connect to it from remote and use GUI tools etc. Also much more flexible from an architectural po
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by flakeoil 1y ago
But they probably don't evaporate water and cool as much as other plants and trees.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
How do you get so engage in the tasks you are doing so you forget to eat? I suppose most people here have the opposite issue, we do not engage in the task at all and once we start, we stop doing it after a short while because we find a more
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by flakeoil 1y ago
That should be easy to fix though with a bit of software.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
Most replies relate to crypto, but blockchains can be used for so many other applications than crypto coins.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
How about using LLMs to help us configure the access permissions and guardrails? /s I think I have to go full offline soon.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
/s
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by flakeoil 1y ago
But it doesn't seem to store the notes in text-files on your file system.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
Not sure how you relate your UPS delivery with the scam call? Just because it happened the following day you expected a delivery? I could be just a coincidence. I'm sure scammer's got get your phone number from many other sources
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by flakeoil 1y ago
I also wonder what happens if this kid one day has kids. In this case it was a very rare genetic disease, but if the same was applied to a less rare genetic disease (where it is also more beneficial to have a treatment as more people have u
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by flakeoil 1y ago
> Well there's the use case of a device which gathers data and then uses its radio once every handful of hours to report that data to some service. This is exactly a thing the ESP32 with WiFi cannot do if powered by a standard alkal
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by flakeoil 1y ago
> ...while the card gives "cash back on purchases". Sure, but cash back is a kind of marketing trick which makes the card user more willing to spend and use their card. It's this little extra which pushes you over to buy s
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by flakeoil 1y ago
In the text there are no benefits for the borrower/consumer outlined. BNPL is basically just a scam to lure in people to use this easy option to pay and then charge them late fees and interest once they forget one of their bills. It&#x
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by flakeoil 1y ago
Yes, there is. You take on a risk of forgetting to pay or that there is missing cash on your account so that the payment does not get done. Now you all of a sudden have to pay interest. And for what benefit, just to lend the cash for free f
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by flakeoil 1y ago
But your examples are all with the radio off. So then there is basically no point in using the ESP32. Better to use an MCU without radio and lower power consumption.
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by flakeoil 1y ago
If you look at some plastic that has been outside in the sun for a while (a year or five) such as a toy or a plastic bag, it gets very fragile. If it's thin like a plastic bag, just the wind can break it apart. For thicker plastic part
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Then you can stand there with the unused lemons.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
It's a big country.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
And the fact that there are no tariffs on solar panels when importing them from China.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
But how do you define advertising. What about social media influencers? How to prevent someone from paying people to promote stuff? What if it is forbidden and then only a bad government can promote their agenda, but anyone else cannot.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
And add to that, the phone is with you all the time. A TV or video game was fixed to one place.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
I suppose you could come up with the same result and probably better if you asked this question to yourself instead. I.e. by making a purposeful list in advance instead of just randomly selecting stuff while in the store.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
It's thanks to oil, gas and minerals exports they have managed to keep the russian economy going. Not thanks to entrepreneurship or some russian made products. They also stole a lot of western companies and their assets.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
They are maxing out the CPU of the web servers. For example Anthropic hitting a server 11 times per second non-stop easily loads a basic web server serving a dynamic website. That's like 1 million page views per day. And they continue
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Type 1 diabetes is a disease. Type 2 diabetes may or may not be a disease. It could as well be a symptom/condition created by lifestyle. 50 years ago there were not that many people with type 2 diabetes because people ate less and move
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by flakeoil 2y ago
This is a DIY watch for enthusiasts. It gives you a head start versus building one yourself. And you can for sure use it as-is and with pre-made apps. But don't expect it to be a mass market consumer product. Look elsewhere. The websit
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Maybe don't put too much into the word "court order", but instead interpret it as an order from the government to force the company to use the tool for the governments/country's benefit. One could also assume that t
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by flakeoil 2y ago
The article is not FUD or trash press. At least they explain the background and what is going on. I had this issue popping up in my Chrome without knowing why. Google Chrome did not tell anything about why they wanted to disable it. It seem
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by flakeoil 2y ago
That article says Trump is confused. > Trump ... seemed to mix up a plane’s onboard electronics system with the federal air traffic control system.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
As fresh graduate at your first job, I suppose you follow the instructions from your boss a bit more and still have faith in your boss and upper management, a bit more than a senior, more experienced employee. Just look at the military, it&

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