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by jmole 2y ago
Honestly, tire companies would love to sell you tires once a year or more, if they were actually safer for the environment, and safe to eat or whatever. I'd happily make that trade-off, if there was legitimate science to back it up. I
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by jmole 2y ago
Any article published by the Washington Post is written by agents of their company, and that's why they are the responsible entity. Should you be able to sue every newsstand in your local city if they are selling a newspaper that defam
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by jmole 2y ago
You could make the same argument about Google search, which is a decidedly more user-driven algorithm determining what you're seeing. Google can't and shouldn't be responsible for the factual accuracy of sites that it indexes
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by jmole 2y ago
It seems like many people have a misunderstanding of section 230, or that it has anything at all to do with "neutrality" or "common carriers". The text of the most relevant section, (c)Protection for “Good Samaritan” blo
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by jmole 2y ago
The part of Section 230 that is necessary is here: "No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider." Without
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by jmole 2y ago
A single BULK USB endpoint can only support 64 bytes per transfer. You could make use of multiple endpoints (8 are available in total) or switch to isochronous endpoints which can support up to 1023 bytes per frame. Most hardware support fo
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by jmole 2y ago
480MBit/s is fast enough that you do need to worry about best practices and impedance matching within 10% or so. Many MCUs will also need series resistors between the USB PHY pins and the connector. Will you need to respin a board beca
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by jmole 2y ago
I can't tell if you're asking for an argument against this proposal or for it.
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by jmole 2y ago
I think you are misunderstanding the use of wireguard here - this is a userspace wireguard connection, so the process has the same permissions as the user executing it. In one sense, this is no different than adding a public key to ~/s
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by jmole 2y ago
Yeah, but look at this through the lens of enshittification. Microsoft will sell "Copilot enterprise" to companies that can afford to negotiate. But every individual out there on a normal subscription gets data mined. OpenAI is si
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by jmole 2y ago
AFAIK, this doesn't solve the SSH agent problem - the problem is the agent has access to all of those keys regardless of the host you connect to. So forwarding your SSH agent means an administrator of the system you're connected t
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by jmole 2y ago
I recently switched to whole-home VPN by routing everything except a few external services through a wireguard connection on pfSense. Have to say I'm pretty happy with it compared to running a random VPN client on my computer. Funnily
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by jmole 2y ago
Star someone's github repo if it was useful for you in any way whatsoever. The little things count for a lot.
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by jmole 2y ago
this is fun, even though the speed controls aren't super intuitive. You can press "Surprise" to speed things up and go through a bunch of iterations quickly. The mutation rate (likelihood that g changes) and mutation size (Δg
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by jmole 2y ago
Yes, VAAPI
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by jmole 2y ago
It'd be hard to read this kind of a response as anything but passive aggressive, unless you are actually sending their comment to ChatGPT on their behalf. "Please use chatGPT to fix your comment" is just too snide to be usefu
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by jmole 2y ago
Reminders isn't great, but I've never really used a "great" TODO app. Until recently, I mostly used Apple's Notes app for TODOs, and find that it works better than Reminders for my use cases. My beef is not really w
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by jmole 2y ago
> I started using Apple Reminders for all my todos. Read: I was forced to use apple reminders for all my TODOs because Apple Watch can only talk to Siri.
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by jmole 2y ago
oof, didn't think about them fitting in the case. have you noticed any wear or play on the earbud/airpod interface from having to do this all the time?
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by jmole 2y ago
If there is a mandate, then they have to license the patents under FRAND terms.
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by jmole 2y ago
where did you get custom tips for airpods pro? I feel the same way about the stock tips - great sound quality, but I couldn't wear them for more than 5 minutes.
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by jmole 3y ago
Seems like they're using some fisher-price-my-first-llm :( > I apologize, but I do not feel comfortable generating or revealing the contents of files that could contain sensitive information about the inner workings, motivations, co
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by jmole 3y ago
I don't know, and maybe there was no solution. Just offering a different perspective.
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by jmole 3y ago
No one gets credit for "I told you so" - look at it this way, you didn't have the skill at the time to make the company listen to you.
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by jmole 3y ago
What are multiple cursors used for?
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by jmole 3y ago
I recently picked up a 64-core AMD EPYC Genoa QS (eng sample) on ebay for $1600, and have been very pleased with the performance.
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by jmole 3y ago
Aren't the movement of the earth and sun so predictable that we could have simulated this outcome to a similar degree of accuracy?
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by jmole 3y ago
Is there some way to re-home my iPhone to the EU to get this stuff, without actually moving there?
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by jmole 3y ago
based on this, i would not be hiring you as a game dev.
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by jmole 3y ago
I'm not a physicist, but isn't this 'everything is identical' model fundamentally incompatible with quantum mechanics? There seems to be hidden quantum state encoded within the proton and other subatomic particles, altho

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