jki275

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by jki275 2y ago
Usually it's just a bios option you can turn off.
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by jki275 2y ago
Arduino pre-dates the existence of ESP, at least in the western market. Also, Arduino as I think you're using it here is really just slang for AVR microcontroller dev boards. Arduino isn't actually that, it's a boot loader an
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by jki275 2y ago
Nvidia has a couple of Jetsons that I would think would do the job.
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by jki275 2y ago
That was such a great game.
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by jki275 2y ago
I've never used grpc, but my experience with protobuf is that it's quite easy to write and integrate. easier than xml or json at least.
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by jki275 3y ago
Danny Manning for President.
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by jki275 3y ago
I helped install the combat systems on a CVN, so I can speak pretty authoritatively on how that process works. It's not different on different ships, that contracting process is very cookie cutter. Contractors don't get to choos
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by jki275 3y ago
the world changes. The contracts are written, ten years later the equipment available to put on the ship when it's actually being built changed three times already and the original contractor for half of it went out of business.
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by jki275 3y ago
None of that is accurate other than the fact it might be hot if the AC isn't running, and there are a lot of perfectly legitimate reasons why the AC might not be running. We actively encourage reporting of all incidents, and cable runs
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by jki275 3y ago
PrivateGPT is a nice tool for this. It's not exactly what you're asking for, but it gets part of the way there. https://github.com/zylon-ai/private-gpt
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by jki275 3y ago
I can guarantee you avoiding damage to the door is nowhere near any list of things any firefighter gives a flying fuck about.
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by jki275 3y ago
LOL. Nice theory, but has no actual connection to the real world.
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by jki275 3y ago
You're putting a whole lot of words in my mouth and setting up a whole field of straw men there. Good luck with that.
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by jki275 3y ago
I'll definitely agree that you shouldn't rework old joints with different solder.
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by jki275 3y ago
Sorry, but as someone who has had to use them, lead-free solders are garbage. They are difficult to work with, require higher temperatures to use, don't last as long, whisker and destroy equipment they're used in. This is all wel
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by jki275 3y ago
Always sail into the wind doing flight ops.
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by jki275 3y ago
I feel your pain. I've written entire applications in Visual Basic in Excel onboard the CVN before. It was the only programming language I could get access to.
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by jki275 3y ago
Oh you absolutely can change an engine at sea. Naval aircraft are very modular for good reason. Engines can be removed and tested (there's a whole massive test jig and setup on the fantail for it), and removed and replaced at sea. A
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by jki275 3y ago
All planes have wheel brakes, including naval aircraft. But in an arrested landing the wire stops the plane, not the brakes.
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by jki275 3y ago
You're correct, no wheel brakes and throttle to full as soon as the wheels touch. If the cross-deck pendant snaps, the engines don't have time to throttle up before you go over the edge. And of course if you don't catch a wi
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by jki275 3y ago
Both Unity and Godot have single button compile to web -- you can export your whole project to webassembly. So it's not a new thing.
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by jki275 3y ago
Your characterization of the Heritage Foundation's position on energy is not really accurate or supportable. At the very least they have several articles on their site supporting nuclear energy. https://www.heritage.org&#x2F
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by jki275 3y ago
While true, when you live with the kind of pain they're talking about sometime you just need the pain to go away because you can't live your life otherwise. Doesn't mean you ignore the cause but the pain itself is destroying
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by jki275 3y ago
Commissioned in the US Public Health Service, not the US Navy. Their ranks are the same as the Navy's, but they have no connection to the Navy.
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by jki275 3y ago
No one is forcing you to do anything. You released your software under the GPL, they are following the terms of the license to make your software available. Reading the homebrew team's final comment on that PR, I can't help but ag
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by jki275 3y ago
The second amendment is quite clear, and it's a restriction on the government's ability to regulate, not the people's ability to innovate.
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by jki275 3y ago
states don't have the authority to adjudicate federal law questions. The state is in this case effectively attempting to create a finding based on federal law that it has no authority to create. Then there's the sticky problem of
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by jki275 3y ago
It depends completely on the organization. The one I'm in it absolutely is not a scam, my first year I took 168 hours and nobody blinked, in fact (we have a policy that over 160 requires 2nd level manager approval), when I set everyth
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by jki275 3y ago
If the fighter is paid to take a dive, then the fight is rigged and the bettors on the outside know which way to bet. It's fraud, and yes, generally illegal.
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by jki275 3y ago
You've accurately covered the facts I think. Beyond that, as you say, would require legal analysis and courts, and there has been a lot of hand wringing and not much legal analysis and the courts have mostly ignored the issue.

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