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by jasongill 11mo ago
doh!
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by jasongill 11mo ago
I've always wished the GIF generator could embed the subtitle like the single frame "make a meme" feature can, but it does work surprisingly well
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by jasongill 11mo ago
The PC speaker sounds used by Doom aren't so much lifted from Shadow Knights as they are shared between a lot of the early id Software games - the sounds in Doom were also used in Keen, Wolf3D, Shadow Knights, etc. A lot of their earl
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by jasongill 11mo ago
ROTT uses the Wolf3D engine and was somewhat of a collaboration (if you could call it that) between id and Apogee!
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by jasongill 11mo ago
Doom is playable (albeit by reducing the viewport to a postage stamp) on a 386; I'd be curious how your patch works on the 386 considering how much worse the graphics performance is on it
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by jasongill 11mo ago
This is a cool technical feat, but I am almost sure that id attempted this and realized that it just was not ever going to sound very good. The PC speaker sound effects are bad enough (which is to say "as good as they can be, but still
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by jasongill 11mo ago
Not sure if you actually read this document before posting it, but it is just a general cautionary statement, not about any specific test (and surely not about prenatal ultrasounds which have been proven safe). All this says is effectively
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by jasongill 11mo ago
The NHS does nothing of the sort, in fact, they recommend them as safe and routine. https://www.nhs.uk/pregnancy/your-pregnancy-care/ultrasound-... > The scans are painless, have no known side effects on mother
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by jasongill 11mo ago
I assume WeChat is above the $1m/yr threshold
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by jasongill 11mo ago
This article explains this new program for those (like me) who had no idea what a "mini app" was and why it matters: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/11/13/apple-announces-mini-ap... tldr: it will let
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by jasongill 11mo ago
I didn't realize these were a collectors item, I had bought a couple packs as they worked great to keep the iPod from clattering around in the glove compartment or center console of the car. I gave some to friends who used them as phon
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by jasongill 1y ago
In the United States, we go from 1:59am to 3:00am in March, and from 1:59am to 1:00am in November for our time change.
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by jasongill 1y ago
I was in the space from the late 90's, acquired ~30 brands and was the largest private consolidator of shared hosting, and sold to a Fortune 500 in 2015. Sounds like you had a similar experience as mine. There's no way you can den
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by jasongill 1y ago
For those like me who didn't know what a FAB is, it stands for "Floating Action Button", which is intended to be the primary action for a page
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by jasongill 1y ago
Ultimately, yes; he will die no matter what.
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by jasongill 1y ago
No, not at all the case. There has been continued consolidation of the shared hosting space, plus consumer interest in "a website" has declined sharply now that small businesses just feel that they need an instagram to get started
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by jasongill 1y ago
Shared hosting is dying, but not yet dead; FTP is dying with it - it's really the last big use case for FTP now that software distribution and academia have moved away from FTP. As shared hosting continues to decline in popularity, FTP
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by jasongill 1y ago
It was just an example, but you are correct. A more "imagery required" example would be "Find all the houses with roofs that have been damaged in the last 6 months" or something like that which could be used by salespeop
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by jasongill 1y ago
Just tested and while it seems interesting, there doesn't seem to (yet) be any intelligence about the imagery itself from what I can tell. For example, it can give me insights about vegetation data overlayed on a map (or try to), but i
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by jasongill 1y ago
not legally, but anything is possible
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by jasongill 1y ago
Unfortunately, the "MinION Starter Kit" for $1000 appears to no longer be available; the link in the article to the kit goes to a 404 page, and the cheapest MinION device with flow cells is now $4950 USD
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by jasongill 1y ago
I remember using LD_PRELOAD for reverse engineering Linux binary-only apps in the late 90's so it's likely from much earlier than that, always has been a neat trick
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by jasongill 1y ago
20 years ago (well, 25) it was actually more common than it is now - many computers in the late 90's to early 2000's came with video capture cards built in. The Sony VIAO for example, or some "multimedia" machines. The
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by jasongill 1y ago
awesome, sounds like you guys are on the path to success already! can't wait to see how things turn out
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by jasongill 1y ago
I disagree - your AI model should be decoupled from your control logic; so if the model determines that you need to move the boom, your control logic takes that action - either via hydraulic retrofit, canbus control, or just faking it in a
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by jasongill 1y ago
This looks very interesting. I understand that hydraulic retrofit is compelling, but you may want to consider CANbus-based retrofits as well (similar to how CommaAI works, where it simply sends messages to the CANbus network to control stee
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by jasongill 1y ago
I haven't seen anyone using Autodesk's APIs in production because they are apparently a hot mess. Onshape, however, seems to be doing great in the API / automated design industry. I am sure there are plenty of non-public uses
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by jasongill 1y ago
I think the intent of the "life finds a way" quote is not that "a single life finds a way" more so that "life, as a biological system, finds a way"
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by jasongill 1y ago
> I don't think you can even find the firmware I flashed onto it in 2014 anymore because of link rot This is exactly what I am talking about - you claim to have a reliable and easy to use solution, but it's not a solution that
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by jasongill 1y ago
I wasn't complaining, I was noting that the commenter was not comparing apples to oranges. They are using a 3rd party slicer (not the one that came with their printer, which is the old Makerbot Desktop) and an alternative firmware, but

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