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by jimktrains2 4y ago
By ”single duplex” do you mean simplex (versus a single duplex channel, which would allow simultaneous 2-way communication)?
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Stand up maths did an episode on a similar "machine" called MENACE (Machine Educable Noughts And Crosses Engine) that learns to play tick tac toe. https://youtu.be/R9c-_neaxeU The video description has additional
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
How does that help in this scenario? The need for the unencrypted data necessitates the decryption key on device. Putting it in accessible software rather than a tpm is the problem here. That said, I own the item and I should be able to do
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Heck, I'd just appreciate OBD II data that's complete and standardized. For example, I can't seem to get the odometer on my 2015 Elentra GT.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Hasn't that been a thing for a while? That's exactly what the raspberry pi 400 is. Also, isn't that what a laptop basically is, but with an attached screen?
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Simple cave paintings are much more than nothing.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
I'm not going to have an epistemological debate on what is knowledge or skill. Humans are more lossy and able to bring in much more varied knowledge and experience in ways a computer cannot. Ai/ml is not artificial general intelli
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
No, scraping stems from a service not placing any limits on its access cannot complain that it was accessed. With code, that is denoted via the license, which when supplied with the code and especially as metadata before downloading (as is
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
> but the process of learning, which is quite similar. Thats the thing, there is no reason to think that they are similar.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Patches usually aren't released publicly until after the embargo period.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
The idea/hope/point of the embargo is not keep the issue secret forever, but to keep it secret long enough to allow fixes to be released and that most people can update when/before the details become widely known. I wouldn&#x
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
I have an old Canon t2i and can flick it on while pulling it up to my eye and it's on before it gets there. Honestly it's faster to shoot with it than to double tap the power button on my Pixel, even if the phone is already in my
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
It works with wine. It syncs books and notes to/from the cloud account to your local device.
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
scp doesn't work as their default reader renames the file and keeps a database. (That's probably why it doesn't present a usb disk.) Getting files to my remarkable (1) is honestly my only complaint with it. You can run koread
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
My wife and I have taken our kids (now 4 and 6) on long hikes, camping, and even kayaking since the youngest has been 2. There is definitely a loss of time to yourself, but it's not total, and often can be made to be enjoyable for you
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Somehow my phone number was removed from my account and now i cannot add it again. When asking support why it was removed they've responded multiple times with the same canned email saying they can't remove the phone number requir
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
All those folders just contain a single json file with the name of the skill category in it? I don't see any actual features?
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Nearly all non-steam fossil-fuel burning train engines*
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by jimktrains2 4y ago
Nearly all fossil-fuel burning train engines (I think the exception being a handful of hydraulic engines in Germany?) are diesel-electric, which use the diesel engine to turn an electric generator to power electric traction motors. (Dynamic
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
> That has happened enough times, especially in code editors Ah, that's probably the difference. I don't usually scroll through a text editor (as I'm usually using vim). I can definitely see how it'd be an issue in a
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
I do it every day and never have issues with scrolling vs pasting. The biggest issue is that some apps don't play nice with the x clipboard.
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
Ossification doesn't have to happen though. Continuing education and some time to "practice" and try new things on a smaller scale can do wonders.
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
> And Rust ints can overflow. There are provisions to do math that won't overflow or that can saturate. For example https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.u32.html#method.chec...
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
Agpl matters if you modify the code, not if you only tun it as a separate service.
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
In that example, what does knowing you've crossed 1 year boundry give you (i.e. gow do you use the numeric result?) And if it does matter why not group by the year?
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
I wouldn't say it's incorrect, but it is definitely different that what is sometimes needed. The only, and unsatisfactory, answer I've seen to get a timedelta in wholey one unit is to extract the epoch and divide by the numbe
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
> DATEDIFF('year', '12-31-2020', '01-01-2021') returns 1 because even though the two dates are a day apart, they've crossed the year boundary. What is the use of such a function? If I saw this answer I
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
Harmful when ingested directly or via carrion by rodents, along with basically anything else, including dogs, cat, birds, and people.
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
It's also things like HIPAA where you have to conform to certain electronic formatting standards that are non-public documents, where it's not strictly about safety, but creating an actual standard. It's similar for electrica
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by jimktrains2 5y ago
There should be no user-fee on being able to know the law. That's the point, not that non-governmental organizations shouldn't be compensated if their work is used, required, or referenced by a law.

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