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by hex4def6 3y ago
CO sensors have a limited lifespan before they must be replaced typically every 5 years or so. Wen, $53: https://wenproducts.com/products/gn625ix-1430-co-sensor-modu... Generac, $169: https://gen-parts.com&#
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Agree, although it was interesting seeing the porosity in the casting in the new design.
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by hex4def6 3y ago
> The fact we could inhabit the moon and eventually mars at all means we could adapt to a inhospitable earth pretty easily. Hmm, not so fast. I don't think we've proved that at all. We can "inhabit" those in the same
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Yeah, this is my concern. Or, for instance, it could require SuperFoo watermark detection to run continuously, regardless of whether the encoder output is SuperFoo Codec or something like MJPG. I think it is naive to assume that such DRM wi
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Their 2012 page ( https://web.archive.org/web/20120411013004/http://www.seward... ) is significantly more better organized (For instance, address is right in the top right, as is opening hours), and easier
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Scanners and printers that don't scan/print currency have been around for decades. It doesn't seem that much of a stretch to have a "do not duplicate" watermark embedded in audio/video streams that recording de
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by hex4def6 3y ago
I'm actually trying to objectively compare different stereo cameras, and I've been wondering if there is an "standard" calibration scene. I've been just looking at the depth maps to try and figure stuff like height
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by hex4def6 3y ago
There is no way that is correct as any sort of generally true statement. A random google shows that it's highly sector dependent, but it's probably closer to 20%. Having worked in consumer electronics, and knowing rough BOM cost o
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by hex4def6 3y ago
"The truth does not fear investigation." I don't think you'd feel the same if you were the defendant in a lawsuit, even if you had a rock solid case. You might be completely vindicated, but bankrupted. Or, perhaps your
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by hex4def6 3y ago
While I haven't worked on phones, I have worked on tablets and e-readers. I can say that the discussions have always been around cost, ID, waterproofing, tablet thickness in the design stage. I don't think it's a stretch to
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Badly compressed still counts. I think if the data allows you to reconstruct a recognizable recreation of the original work, you have a good chance of it being considered a derivative copy. A mono audio version of Star Wars, compressed down
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Of the to of my head: * Intel xeon processors have software defined feature sets that are unlocked by a license. * Nvidia low hash rate GPUs * Nvidia vGPU on consumer GPUs (there are hacks to enable it) * hardware video / audio encoder
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by hex4def6 3y ago
How did you know it was a fake? I've got counterfeit electrical goods on Amazon (solid state relay that was rated at something like 40A, but on opening it up after realizing it was counterfeit, found the electronics were only rated to
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by hex4def6 3y ago
I think this is a case in which the original meaning had faded, but it's still useful to have a label for something. The use of the floppy disk as a save icon is another example; floppy disks have fallen out of use for decades, but the
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Agree, although if the bells are destroyed, that doesn't mean they were the failure mechanism either. It's entirely possible the tube collapsing would result in a huge water hammer effect on the bells, causing them to be shattered
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by hex4def6 3y ago
>Their null is GPT4 can ace MIT and they haven't provided any evidence to reject. If I said "2 + 2 = 4", and then gave a flawed proof, it is not your job as a debunker to prove that 2+2 != 4. Their null hypothesis is that
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by hex4def6 3y ago
> Inspected, embossed and hand signed by the artist Wow, they got the Apollo 15 crew to sign these? Awesome! There are some technical / logistical issues with that, but I'm sure they managed to overcome them... Snark aside, I&#
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by hex4def6 3y ago
The problem is, that's actually sort of the best-case scenario. Obviously, the protests and insanity of that situation would cause it to be quickly scrapped. The more insidious issues is you have a sub-population of students that write
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Go Aggies! Good to see my alma-mater getting known for something other than pepper-spraying sitting protesters in the face. Turnitin advertises the feature as "98% accurate". That's a pretty terrible accuracy rate for potenti
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Even with an exact part number, it will often push related items first. I was searching for a specific thermal printer, literally using the PN (something like C18647585), and it still decided to show me "sponsored" and related the
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Let's assume the update is bad and (soft)bricks routers like yesterday's update. Is it better to be part of the auto-update pool of users (who definitely got their routers bricked), or be a manual updater? Normal case: You lose s
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Yep. I wasn't aware of this issue being more than just me yesterday; this was finally the impetus to go to merlin. So far, no issues, and it has the ability to let me ssh in, and install third party untilites via n opkg-style interfac
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Given that GPT is a trademark of OpenAI, I'd be careful about naming any product or service with "GPT" in the name, even if it depends on it.
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by hex4def6 3y ago
Collection an ocean of data from everyone isn't the same as actually painstakingly tying all the pieces together for everyone. They've created a huge library of unorganized data. The difference here is they now can spawn a million
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by hex4def6 4y ago
These are the most common options available at the stables in Aelondar. If you’re interested in more exotic mounts or transportation methods, they may be harder to find and come at a higher cost. ... tenzin rolled a 18 investagation lookin
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by hex4def6 4y ago
Can you show what parts of this campaign were pre-set text? Because I have a suspicion you've not read the article. This is a fully interactive campaign, and you can easily set up a unique scenario. I just tried the same prompt, but on
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by hex4def6 4y ago
Question that I'm sure has been asked a million times, but I've not really seen an answer that satisfies me: What's the fundamental value of Crypto? It's utility? If so, I'm sure there's a calculation you could
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by hex4def6 4y ago
You are thinking of layoffs as a failure or punishment. It's not. To understand it, you need to think of it from the businesses perspective. People are capital equipment that consume money and output productivity in a particular area.
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by hex4def6 4y ago
I've joked it's like the lecture scene in "Real Genius": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB1X4o-MV6o The problem is, there is value in: A) Generating content by bot B) Generating summaries by bot It&#x27
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by hex4def6 4y ago
I think it's because of the essay-style formula that gets drilled into kids throughout much of their academic career. Just copy-pasting some of the examples from: https://k12.thoughtfullearning.com/resources/studen

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