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by geor9e 1y ago
Trainwreck of a headline. Suggestion: DOJ seeks $15B Bitcoin forfeiture from Cambodian forced labor scam.
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by geor9e 1y ago
If it's not user recoverable at the time, and it renders the product as useless as a brick, then it seems like the most accurate word to use, from the customer perspective. Some people will prefer stricter semantics, sure. It was later
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by geor9e 1y ago
I will never forgive twitter for this catch and kill of a platform so full of life
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by geor9e 1y ago
"A hypothetical microinverter" could contain plastic explosives rigged to blow up your house. Hypotheticals are fine but to be clear you've drifted away from the topic - balcony solar panels with built-in microinverters, purp
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by geor9e 1y ago
That is directly linked in the article, in the sentence "The image was one of several Bushart posted".
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by geor9e 1y ago
still need more info. SSN for one.
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by geor9e 1y ago
Do forecasted storms go into the fuel estimate formulas?
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by geor9e 1y ago
My gmail backup solution is a Synology NAS, set up to continuously backup GDrive, and then I periodically click export to GDrive at takeout.google.com
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by geor9e 1y ago
They don't use a battery; they just supplement your apartment so you use less grid.
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by geor9e 1y ago
Anti‑islanding detects the power frequency and constantly tries to shift it. If the grid is on, its frequency won't budge, so the anti‑islanding doesn't trip. If the grid is off, the frequency shifts and it shuts off. A second one
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by geor9e 1y ago
Just compare them side by side. On one side, the dictation tech baked into you OS, the other side transformer models like Whisper Large or Parakeet. Mumble from across the room from the mic. The difference is staggering.
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by geor9e 1y ago
>one mailbox to check: Gmail. I do this, but I guess I'm safe, since I did it via the setting "Forward a copy of incoming mail to x and archive Gmail's copy" or equivilent option for each provider.
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by geor9e 1y ago
Does San Francisco really still have dark fiber? That 90s bubble sure did overshoot demand.
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by geor9e 1y ago
I wonder what really happened here: "The judge said Javice had assembled a “very powerful list” of her charitable acts, which included organizing soup kitchens for the homeless when she was 7 years old and designing career programs for
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by geor9e 1y ago
I've tried a lot of them, and the best I found so far is Edge browsers built in microsoft (natural) voices, which I call via javascript or the browsers read aloud function.
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by geor9e 1y ago
nvidia parakeet v3 was the default out of the box and it works surprisingly well it offers all the different sizes of openai models too
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by geor9e 1y ago
Someone was harassing me for < 10 minutes with an illegally-bright green laser once from an apartment tower. I was busy protecting my eyes, so I didn't dare try to see what unit was doing it. I pointed one of my home security camera
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by geor9e 1y ago
They just read it too fast and it's the closest real word geno(ci)de
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by geor9e 1y ago
I too read it as genocide, the closest real english word, and assumed it was some catty editorial headline about Israeli army tech. But no, it was named before that word's recent spike in news popularity. It's from Germany so you&
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by geor9e 1y ago
You can look at the leaderboard at the end of the day and sum the daily intake if you want.
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by geor9e 1y ago
"each possible ticket number follows a pattern: add 11, except add 4 if the last digit is 6…Only God knows why" That pattern feels suspiciously like how a tacked-on modulo check-digit would act. It seems the real citation number,
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by geor9e 1y ago
Kids will independently re-invent most of these in their first few years of life. Circle? Five circles? Hand outline? One line? Perpendicular lines? Multiple perpendicular lines? Spiral? Being passed down thousands of years is not the best
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by geor9e 1y ago
Because motion along the x-axis (left-right) is a body rotation about the gravity vector. y-axis motion is not. We are upright beings in a gravitational field, so if we see a berry to the left of our visual field, we turn our whole body to
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by geor9e 1y ago
"not relevant" "this paper" It's painfully obvious you haven't even clicked the link.
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by geor9e 1y ago
This article is a pop sci editorial. But it's drawing a "may cause" causation from correlations found in "observational studies" rather than "experimental studies". Junior researchers, pressured to publish
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by geor9e 1y ago
I wish there was anything we could do about "x may y" "studies" where it's just a grad student finding 2 weakly correlated variables in an existing dataset and hitting publish. Maybe experimental studies can be call
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by geor9e 1y ago
No other context, huh? Not even browser and OS? If youtube itself was stuttering, 100M daily users would flip out. So narrow it down. For example if you add the word Edge to your search you might find settings like Video SuperResolution tha
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by geor9e 1y ago
Google wiped my account for posting a jpeg of a credit card form with "THIS POST ONLY VIEWABLE WITH GOOGLE+ GOLD" to their old social media site. Gmail,Gdrive, everything tied to the account gone forever. They would only tell me i
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by geor9e 1y ago
A danger with google is how flippantly they will ban google accounts for the dumbest things. Now theres a button to livesteam your browsing tied to your google account. I wonder how many people are going to lose 20 years of gmail Gphotos an
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by geor9e 1y ago
I am deep in tech, but still struggle to open a tesla door. Hiding the handles, both inside and outside, will never make sense to me.

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