intothemild

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by intothemild 9mo ago
I cannot understand the idea of using JavaScript that compiles into "native code". At what point do JavaScript developers need to realise that this is all convoluted, and begin to use languages better suited for the job. You want
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by intothemild 10mo ago
If I remember correctly. The system got broken into trivially. There was supposed to be some random value. But for some reason it was always the same value. 7 or something. Nobody tried to hack it, everyone assumed it was impossible. But wh
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Actually you can. You'd need a hardened steel nozzle and that's about it. CF/GF filaments are designed to be easier to print, even on an open printer. It's almost the main reason they're popular.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
> what problem this actually solves. Exactly. Meta also decided to do some changes, from what I understand they cut staff, and have signalled the hardware will live longer between models. They also seem to signal that the next model will
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Just to add to this, I would personally use ABS/ASA, or a fibre variant of those, like Carbon or Glass (if you don't have an enclosed printer). PA (like PA612) is also a good option. Basically anything that can handle higher temps
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Yep, you nailed it.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Or specially.. stopping at season 2 of this show.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. They didn't have this kind of compute back when the article was written. Which is the point in the article.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
This doesn't add anything to the discussion. Also someone whose name is Earl (norsk-germanic for King) and King.. you seem to be hell bent on an anti-european slant.. whilst having a pretty European name.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Yes! exactly
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by intothemild 10mo ago
I think you'll find that people who are against algo-feeds are against that being the only choice.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Not to forget that ultimately it's just the same games over and over again. Sometimes they change enough that everyone gets excited.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Reminder. Just don't connect a smart tv to the internet. Easy fix
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Yes, but she won the Nobel Peace Prize.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
He contacted the Swedish police... For the Nobel Peace Prize. Which is in Norway. He's a clown.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
You're both arguing the same thing. It's not X is the same as it's better than X. Just because someone chooses something because it isn't the other thing isn't saying both suck.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Yes, but also to fake how well they are doing to potential, or current investors. IMHO, these aren't smart investors.. because this should be something that comes up in due diligence, the amount of money left, the current burn rate, an
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by intothemild 10mo ago
I like using Gemini for general stuff, I have that Gemini AI plan thing, and it's great. But I absolutely will not plug my credit card into Google cloud services, no way.. I know I can put guardrails up, but I just am terrified that I&
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Just get said AI to write it yourself for my own hardware.. come get me HDMI law nerds!
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by intothemild 10mo ago
I'd say Netflix is competing with piracy now. The *arrs (once configured) offer a better service in every single way that I've got multiple friends who have all cancelled their Netflix subs for a combination of piracy and physical
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Netflix has shows that absolutely overstayed their welcome. Stranger things should have been one maybe two seasons.
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by intothemild 10mo ago
I don't watch Netflix anymore. If a shows on Netflix I just skip it mostly because of two main reasons 1. It's going to get cancelled, so why invest my time. 2. I won't be able to find it.. discoverability is the absolute pit
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by intothemild 10mo ago
Wife refuses to update. Can't blame her. Every day she comes closer to joining the rest of the family on android.
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by intothemild 11mo ago
As someone who has worked as an EM and an IC, I will say this. The only time the line between the two roles is blurred is when companies purposely blur it. Basically an EM role where the pressure is to get "hands on" and code. I a
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by intothemild 11mo ago
Most early stage startups I've been in weren't metric driven. It's impossible when everyone is just working as hard as they can to get it built, to suddenly slow down and start measuring everyone's output. It's not
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by intothemild 11mo ago
Because they're all from other countries. It's really not that deep
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by intothemild 11mo ago
Here's a really simple solution... Apple, run your own RCS servers. That skips the carrier nonsense, and it also means that for iPhone users they're not actually running on google jibe servers. Thing is. Apple won't do this.
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by intothemild 11mo ago
Could pebble2 launch with a minimal set of apps, asking the old Devs to push their binaries again? Sure, and with that in mind, all this deal with rebble does is save everyone time. The way this reads, is a group of enthusiasts got together
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by intothemild 11mo ago
The most amazing ball that was dropped during the pandemic was everyone making video call software better .. except slack, which made it worse. How the heck do you screw this up so badly?
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by intothemild 1y ago
It continues to amaze me how indestructible SDCards are.

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