grogenaut

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by grogenaut 10mo ago
most of the trip was in the lowest (most efficient) mode...
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by grogenaut 10mo ago
I wouldn't buy a mach-e to baby it and feather the pedal, like what's the point. I have several fun to drive relatively fuel efficient cars that are sunk costs. I work from home, they're just getting old. I have a pickup to g
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by grogenaut 10mo ago
I rented a mach-e recently. Went up to Snoqualamie pass from seattle. I used over 60 miles range in 10 miles on the steep part at the end, 1/6th. Going the other way I got a maybe 20% boost in distance over flat. There were a few pla
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by grogenaut 10mo ago
Vhs came out in 76, blockbuster started in 85 (we went to video stores well before that when I was a kid), dvd in 95. I remember the sopranos making a joke about how dvd was barely taking off, they started in 99. Lets call it VHS had a run
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by grogenaut 10mo ago
Your analogy makes no sense. VHS spawned the entire home market, which went through multiple quality upgrades well above beta. It would only make sense if in 2025 we were using vhs everywhere and that the current state of the art for LLMs i
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by grogenaut 10mo ago
I buy and re-image old chromebooks to use for terminals for paperwork at a few places I volunteer, they're like $50 and easy to reimage... and nice for doing paperwork.
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
I've worked at companies that don't really have to sell on features. The product people still come up with new ideas constantly and don't pay attention to the quality. Heck, engineers will gin up new systems to build if they&
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
I purposely switch to light mode for screenshots just to troll. And like a same person (not saying I am one just cosplaying) I adjust my windows to the ambient conditions.
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
Excellent summary!
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
yet it can help. no direct counter stats to your stats but different data: https://www.mediconefoundation.org/whyandhowtohelp/ https://newsroom.uw.edu/news-releases/study-spotlights-cardi... getti
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
Like most things, it gets pretty complicated. I went through 200 hours of training (EMT) which essentially helps me sort into what makes me go safe, go fast to a medic en route or a hospital, and go fast to a hospital (where a paramedic ca
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
At least in my area, King County area, a call of severe chest pain would immediately get units rolling code (lights+sirens) for CHEST PAIN. Pulse point, which works in our area, would also start paging BLS certified people in the neighborho
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
I prefer to just voice to text to an ai and have it do git operations for me. Either that or ctrl-r seem to be a great set of UI
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by grogenaut 11mo ago
My m2 max flew too close to the sun with its design. It's a amazing laptop. Drives 4 monitors with ease. Rarely turns on the fan. But the USB ports keep frying if they take power because this thing is a beast. The right one goes first.
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by grogenaut 1y ago
That's why I don't tend to play these games. I was about 5 hours into trs1000 when I was like man I could just learn GPU or fpga with a real editor instead but that would be useful. And stopped playing. With factorio I could be la
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by grogenaut 1y ago
Is there a way you could do this with a lot of vias in a grid to make it more flexible and either lasering around the vias in a tight circle to disconnect them or just straight up punching them out?
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by grogenaut 1y ago
When I bought my new fridge I told the sales guy I wanted the least features possible. "You don't want an in door ice maker" "How many of those have you seen that aren't broken" "not many. no through door
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by grogenaut 1y ago
There's quite a few, many hardened locks will bend or mar bolt cutters... we're not taking bolt cutters off of the rigs because they're relatively small but a K12 and a pair of pliers is way more reliable.
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by grogenaut 1y ago
if a cop has to have a specific piece of equipment to get the cars to move then it's always going to be a problem. The cops can move every other vehicile with a standard issue piece of equipment, aka their hands, and well yelling at pe
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by grogenaut 1y ago
Took me about 10 seconds to think about including "will they suffocate?"... but I have done auto-extrication
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by grogenaut 1y ago
just open the window and cut it with your keys?
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by grogenaut 1y ago
Is a ski lift athletic, it's powered. Does it make skiers inherently UN-athletic? I've got a 12 mile bike commute with a big ass hill at the end. If I do 0 miles a day/week/ever without an electric bike to get me up that
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by grogenaut 1y ago
no not sure. yeah I used the an average instrument specific rate. The point is a) everything emits, b) we have no idea on severity from the info, could be a little, could be a lot. Could also be short term (haircut) or longer term (ingested
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by grogenaut 1y ago
yeah there are big limitations on the browser version compared to desktop excel, but mostly in power user areas.
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by grogenaut 1y ago
yes, it's not excel for windows. it's different. if she's hitting those differences she might as well a) run excel in a vm or b) learn another tool like sheets that's more acessible/sharable, or python. it also does
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by grogenaut 1y ago
I couldn't get my spouse to try till her computer died, I installed it and said try for a day, I had to use linux to fix the computer (not a lie). See how it goes. She's a gimp wizard now (odd sentence). And very flexible on oses.
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by grogenaut 1y ago
numbers matter. A human naturally gives off 0.2mSv/year. so basically you are emitting radiation right now, just very slowly. They had 300 counts per minute which would e around 6200 mSv year. But how much is that? the limit in a year
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by grogenaut 1y ago
You could just relax and unplug
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by grogenaut 1y ago
If you were 100 then you'd be right on pace. Or slightly ahead. Apparently a generation is 25-30 years. I think they should update that
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by grogenaut 1y ago
worked great for me using virtualizaation

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