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by grizzles 7y ago
Well, for my web browsing, I use a battery powered tablet that's got less than half the processor this has. The people not using the shit? They account for 58% of site visits. See: https://www.stonetemple.com/mobile-vs-
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by grizzles 7y ago
This is the death knell for x86 PCs for the consumer market. No regular user needs more than this. Developers and hardcore gamers will be the only ones left on x86. Intel will be a shadow of themselves soon. They have did such a bad job at
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by grizzles 7y ago
I remember going to see a friend (a cs grad) and he had BonziBuddy installed on his computer. I asked what it did and he couldn't give me a coherent answer. Then at one point he pressed BonziBuddy to "leave" and the bear dive
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by grizzles 7y ago
Are these apps open source? I'm curious to see if they changed mastodon in any meaningful way.
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by grizzles 7y ago
I bought a pinebook a few months ago. It's so bad I consider it e-waste. They've lost me for life.
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by grizzles 7y ago
Fluid transmissions have lots of interesting advantages. Some of the top robotics shops in the world have started using them. https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/robotics-hardwa...
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by grizzles 7y ago
I always get a little tingle up my spine when I hear someone in a video append an isotope number to a chemical element. Cool beans.
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by grizzles 7y ago
Free work for a startup: I enjoy solving complex problems. I'm an ~40s entrepreneur working on a some pet projects but I'd like to explore working with a startup team as well. I can build you a modern machine learning model or thi
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by grizzles 7y ago
Their defense would probably be that once they cut their legacy nodes there is a lot of incentive here for the individual players to defect from their announced participation in the market consensus. The modern way of doing price fixing is
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by grizzles 7y ago
I'd wager Accenture is at fault but what a dinosaur Hertz is, outsourcing this and failing. They should outsource the CEO & board too, clearly they are too incompetent to manage a modern company and brand.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Aussie entrepreneurs aren't too happy about this law or some of the other ones, eg. the immigration laws. One friend (health related ml/ai) is moving from Australia to Thailand next week. He is PISSED the Aussie government wouldn&
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by grizzles 8y ago
That's cool. A few years back I ran an indiegogo campaign for a static mesh network. It encoded geohashes into ipv6 addresses and used physical location as a waypoint for next hop routing using Vincentys algorithm. Clever solutions wer
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by grizzles 8y ago
A problem crying out for a robotic solution.
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by grizzles 8y ago
How? They changed their mind. No big deal. I'd say what it shows is a commitment to intellectualism above superficial factors like a prior company announcement. To do otherwise would be path dependence. So I see strength, not weakness.
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by grizzles 8y ago
I was curious enough to try it too. Wish I hadn't. It's e-waste in my opinion. My inner environmentalist wanted me to make my first youtube review video to warn people off but it looks like we'll have to settle for this HN co
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by grizzles 8y ago
U.S. intelligence had this tech 20 years ago. I'm pretty sure I read about it on cryptome in the early 2000s.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Just a suspicion. I've bought many many domains over the years. Recently I've searched for highly niche domains I and seen them get snapped up and relisted by aggregators not long after I searched for them. Also they definitely u
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by grizzles 8y ago
I used to be an enthusiastic gandi customer. No more. I'm pretty sure they've sold my query data, which has caused me no end of headaches and inflated my name purchasing costs.
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by grizzles 8y ago
I don't doubt it but don't you think it would be easy to find American scientists that feel the same way? Also I'll just point out that your sample is biased to people who have chosen to leave. Of course they made the right d
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by grizzles 8y ago
Not could, is. With the exception of the US, China is already ahead of all other countries. A friend who's one of the top quantum physicists in the world recently returned from a stint in China. He told me that the University lab he wa
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by grizzles 8y ago
For me, the craziest prop bet in recent memory was a $2M weight loss bet Ted Forrest won in ~2010 to go from 188 to 138 lbs in 2 months. It's been almost a decade so some of the most dramatic pics are hard to find but here's one o
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by grizzles 8y ago
IDK about those products but Google's AutoML stuff is probably the best of breed here. A few research groups have published AutoML-like stuff on github too. Like anything it depends on your use case. Sometimes even a tiny bit of featur
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by grizzles 8y ago
For exactly that reason. The only viable long term climate change solution is to move energy intensive mining and manufacturing off planet. If your problem is with human space exploration, I agree that's a waste of time, best left to b
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by grizzles 8y ago
I've been tweeting about this a bit lately. [1] No doubt in my mind that soon it will be possible to take in a movie script and a couple hundred dollars of electricity later output a full movie. Think of the implications, not just for
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by grizzles 8y ago
I just installed Pleco but I wish there was some more app suggestions. I've dabbled in trying to learn Chinese but I've never found a great app for it. The insight I gained from learning to speak Japanese. -> Chinese characters
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Tesla patents using AR glasses for manufacturing(businessinsider.com.au)
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by grizzles 8y ago
directus.app maybe
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by grizzles 8y ago
Plug and Play Solar is one way to dramatically lower soft costs of residential pv installs. Fraunhofer is working on this [1] and there are already other 3rd party products on the market. [1] https://www.cse.fraunhofer.org/p
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by grizzles 8y ago
Does it support katex?
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by grizzles 8y ago
The list of topics is too long to scroll through. For example, under general on zulip.org. A better UI would be if it just showed a few that it thought you might be interested in, and had autocomplete-type search for others.

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