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by gibolt 3y ago
There is a lot of infrastructure around the MRI in order to support liquid helium storage, cycling, and inter-device pathways. It isn't just what you see in the room. It might still be a large machine, but a bunch of bottlenecks disapp
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by gibolt 3y ago
What are you talking about... Tesla is one of only a handful of OEMs that can even issue OTA updates. Their cars from 2013 can still get modern features OTA. Please explain how you classify that as a train wreck compared to software cobbl
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by gibolt 3y ago
Do you feel like taste is a weak sense, or is your sense ~what you think others are experiencing. Since smell is an important factor of taste, do you find food exciting?
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by gibolt 3y ago
Get an electric or induction stove top. Obviously still possible to leave it on, but you'll get visual cues.
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by gibolt 3y ago
Exactly. Made several similar ones and had a 'lock' screen that was blank until you input the right key combination, or exited otherwise. Programming it meant I knew the content well enough to never need it.
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by gibolt 3y ago
Internet Explorer is still very much alive for millions of people. Releasing the source would mean unlocking way more exploits on those people, with no plan to patch.
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by gibolt 3y ago
I've had my touchpad randomly stop working. Sometimes a restart fixed it, sometimes it required a deep dive into driver land. Something so basic that should just work. I am not aware of any trackpad failures on Mac.
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by gibolt 3y ago
Even better if they use AWS or other service, and end up with a huge unexpected bill at the end of the month
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by gibolt 3y ago
More "quality" data equals more better. The argument here is the LLM generated text is now going to enter the corpus, muddying the waters and reducing the quality.
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by gibolt 3y ago
"Postpone until after launch" === "Never build"
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by gibolt 3y ago
NACS can be plugged in one handed by a child. CCS1 needs perfect alignment which can be a struggle for a large man using 2 hands in optimal conditions. NACS cables are lighter and thinner, which really matters when it is cold and the cables
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by gibolt 3y ago
They were forced to make EA as part of Dieselgate. If most vehicles is the U.S. are on NACS, they will be forced to switch by market forces alone.
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by gibolt 3y ago
The government is actually requiring CCS1 (currently) to get that funding. This may change as more dominoes fall as others adopt NACS. Considering that nearly all U.S. manufacturers are now switching off of CCS1, this requirement makes no s
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by gibolt 3y ago
And a few extra fingers
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by gibolt 3y ago
Lots of things don't work until they do, and then iteration can be rapid. In addition, solutions for the same problem tend to have drastically different limitations and bottlenecks. Any new breakthrough can move the boundaries forward
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by gibolt 3y ago
Google helped create and publicly detail transformers just a few years ago. This has had a huge impact on where we are now with AI. Love or hate the company, they have made major contributions that should be appreciated be anyone in the fie
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by gibolt 3y ago
This is fair, to a point. A sixteen year old should be allowed to train or practice some skills on a construction site, but shouldn't be there for a full 10 hour shift. The reason young adults are restricted from certain work activitie
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by gibolt 3y ago
The real concern is for those who don't get the memo until day 31
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by gibolt 3y ago
This sounds like the non-clickbait version. No wonder it has less comments
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by gibolt 3y ago
That is probably mostly handled by a backend service. Client code should be minimal
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by gibolt 3y ago
Hearing and vision are both very sensitive senses, that are easy to permanently damage. Everyone should have access to treatment they need, but having a licensed doctor review severe cases to find the right fit and prevent further degradati
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by gibolt 3y ago
I feel for you, but in this case it sounds reasonable, at least as a first step. OTC medicines tend to be less potent than their prescribed counterparts. This is to protect people who don't know what they need from themselves (and many
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by gibolt 3y ago
Initially thought it was a giphy alternative (still kind of is). Maybe add a subtitle or CTA (at least on mobile) to make sure someone clicks into a gif to learn. 'Click to view film style' 'Select to find related gif'
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by gibolt 3y ago
Loading performance improvements would be great. Took several seconds for anything other than the title to load. Maybe pull a low-res thumbnail of the first frame for each gif while loading. You may be able to use a virtual list to make per
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by gibolt 3y ago
If Microsoft asked you to make a donation for a product, you'd probably also scoff at the idea. It is a term that carries lots of connotations, and people are far less likely to do than simply buy a product.
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by gibolt 3y ago
Pretty sure you could just say any family...
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by gibolt 3y ago
Could be visit and return trips. Just need repeat opportunities to trial various solutions with a person there to inspect/return the results.
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by gibolt 3y ago
Are there any known positive benefits or applications for moon dust? Could exporting some back to earth be useful for anything other than research of the Moon's past or how to better survive there
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by gibolt 3y ago
How prevalent are these in water (vs other parts of the environment)? Are there some common places where a few well-placed filters could have an outsized impact in cleaningup our mess?
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by gibolt 3y ago
Solutions will be quickly iterated once we have feet on the Moon. Hopefully within a few years of that, there will be cheap and reliable solutions. Being able to test with real humans will go so much faster than sandbox tests on Earth.

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