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by jmrm 2y ago
I think we have reached a point in tech where there isn't a huge benefit about changing computer every 3 years like in the past. You can have a computer with 10 years that can run modern OSs and software without being incompatible or t
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by jmrm 2y ago
- About LLMs, AIs, and Agents: Have you used enough time some LLMs in IDE/editors? At first it seems magical, but the moment you're working on a big project, with multiple libraries, dependencies, and interfaces outside your proje
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by jmrm 2y ago
A huge save Tesla's architecture can have is in cables. It seems silly, but that amount of automotive-grade cables sums up to the cost of the different electronic units. Doesn't surprise me at all they didn't implemented that
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by jmrm 2y ago
If those drives uses 2 or 4 PCI Express lanes, wouldn't a modern CPU/mainboard have trouble connecting such many SSDs?
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by jmrm 2y ago
I'm not a mechanic, but they can see the brand and model on the part and call the manufacture or just google it. If it's the same as the car's brand, or if they don't give any information, you can check forums to get tha
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by jmrm 2y ago
> 'Maintenance free' transmissions are very common in newer cars I take advantage to your comment to write this PSA (that probably you already know): All transmissions require maintenance, and even manual ones. Those automatic
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by jmrm 2y ago
Exactly. It's insane how there are "landlords" (companies or even hedge funds) with dozens of flats in Airbnb in Spanish cities. All the people and companies with some money in this country are buying those flats to rent them
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by jmrm 2y ago
They also have to remove that "golden visa" in Spain due to the same problem. I wonder if Italy, Greece, and Malta will also remove/reform their law due to the same problem...
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by jmrm 2y ago
Good luck with drivers!
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by jmrm 2y ago
IMHO if those people have the money to be living in SF in the first place, that part must be solved beforehand
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by jmrm 2y ago
It's curious how this kind of documents and book are easy to find for free for cars sold in North American but not from other places. That's a big marker about how big is the car culture there.
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by jmrm 2y ago
It would be fun to use in an Excel cell '=COPILOT("Percentage of profits variability of this asset knowing YoY price changes on raw materials analysed in sheet 'Materials costs'"), and watching it converting in a co
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by jmrm 3y ago
Does it say what program need administrador privileges? IIRC Linux are doing this since around 20 years ago
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by jmrm 3y ago
It's even worse at it varies from distro to distro. My laptop had battery life issues and some graphical issues[1] in Ubuntu but worked fine in Pop!_OS, even being an Ubuntu based distro. In my experience, those "for dummies"
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by jmrm 3y ago
When I was in the University most people didn't know and didn't wanted to learn how to do that, and a couple of buddies and me helped the rest of folks with those needs. We were in an EE/Telco degree where we had to program i
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by jmrm 3y ago
I think it doesn't exist because the Brother brand is already good enough
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by jmrm 3y ago
AFAIK in Europe numerical methods is mandatory in most Telco/EE degrees, but not in CS/SWE. The opposite happens with discrete maths btw
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by jmrm 3y ago
Thanks your contribution! I just downloaded it, installed the Rust add-on, and it automatically used rust-analyzer showing all the information of types and structs. It maybe needs some polishing, but looks like it works like it should, and
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by jmrm 3y ago
Some people need to use at least one time in life IDEs like Visual Basic 6 in a Pentium 4 to feel what it's like to use a fast IDE
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by jmrm 3y ago
It isn't for me. I would say I distrust Amazon as much as their bank (or vice versa). Maybe I won't believe my bank won't give me access to my money tomorrow, or I won't believe Amazon will keep my money and won't s
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by jmrm 3y ago
What I find weird is how easy to use is (was?) Wi-Fi Direct between Android phones and how this isn't a common thing in Windows or other non-mobile OSs. I have just Discovered Windows 10 have Wi-Fi Direct if you have both Wi-Fi and Blu
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by jmrm 3y ago
That's a really good idea I have never heard! I think this would help to focus a lot of young people if you encourage them to do it.
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by jmrm 3y ago
I find really excessive having the police involved in those things, specially when are child doing dumb things that hurts nobody. I done a worse "hacking" actions when I was 12 and I were grounded without any access to any electro
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by jmrm 3y ago
AFAIK those can have 2/3 NVMe drives, and you can expand them even more with a PCI Express card to add even more NVMe drives
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by jmrm 3y ago
More integration of FPGAs on computers can be really good to exploit relatively long pipeline algorithms that could run in parallel, specially signal processing ones. GPUs are really fast but using some kind of instructions, while on a FPGA
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by jmrm 3y ago
Edit: Change "won't" to "don't", and "The will" to "They"
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by jmrm 3y ago
From experience, in the last 5-10 years most lecturers won't care if you go to classes or no. The will only require you to do continuous evaluation tasks.
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by jmrm 3y ago
>48V architecture also potentially improves overall electrical efficiency for reasons that I am not sufficiently qualified to explain beyond a kindergarten level This is double bad in a green energy and EV website: On one hand, they admi
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by jmrm 3y ago
Looking about how much expensive ICE cars have got isn't that difficult than 5 years ago.
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by jmrm 3y ago
I do as a substitute for Chrome. When I have to access websites that use some kind of Chrome feature not implemented in Firefox, I use Edge instead of installing Chrome. I also recommend Edge for people that like Chrome as it uses a lot les

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