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by jotux 2y ago
The term used in industry is typically "spoofing." https://www.u-blox.com/en/blogs/tech/gnss-spoofing-new-secur...
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by jotux 2y ago
They receive these signals in parallel because they're sharing frequencies: https://novatel.com/support/known-solutions/gnss-frequencies... You can jam 5-6 frequencies and knock out multiple constellations.
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by jotux 2y ago
I just add something like this to every listing: If this listing is up, the item is still available. I will ignore all "Is this still available?" messages. Send your offer or time you would like to pick-up in the message.
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by jotux 2y ago
From this: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1891350795452654076 The sum of groups age 60-89: 94,950,820 The sum of all groups age 60-369: 121,794,498 From this: https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS&#x2
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by jotux 2y ago
You're confusing state and federal employees with your teacher example.
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by jotux 2y ago
Not precisely what you were looking for, but this was going around yesterday: https://rasim.pro/blog/how-to-install-deepseek-r1-locally-fu...
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by jotux 2y ago
Heat, voltage drop, and vibration are some other methods.
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by jotux 2y ago
I see a few instance of people defending his actions as "free speech." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42384921#42387916 "View it for what it is: a deliberate attack on free speech. This is essentially l
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by jotux 2y ago
>The same or even better hardware is available at a much lower price, without these interruptions. What phone is better and cheaper without ads in apps?
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by jotux 2y ago
Tangentially-related: I see postings for jobs specifically in states that require pay transparency (posting the pay range in job announcements), but they do not include a pay range in their announcements. While this is primarily an issue fo
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by jotux 2y ago
You can't carry a packet knife with a blade length over 2.5" into any US federal buildings: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/930
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by jotux 2y ago
$150 https://magical.toys/
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by jotux 2y ago
Eight years now -- I don't need to set an alarm unless I need to wake-up before 7am. Occasionally I try to sleep in on a weekend and can't sleep past 730 anymore.
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by jotux 2y ago
Just going to jot down some thoughts about this, as it's something I'm very familiar with. GS-15s aren't particularly common (fedscope data says 3.1% of federal employees are GS-15) and overwhelmingly they are supervisory pos
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by jotux 2y ago
>A bag of this sort gets dramatically less valuable to the clientele if you cut the price by half. They don't want a cheaper version. If anything, they want it more expensive. There's a name for this: https://en.wiki
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by jotux 2y ago
Real estate and sales tax are what get people in texas: https://www.cato.org/blog/are-taxes-really-lower-california-...
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by jotux 2y ago
I read this[1] a while back and it has stuck with me. There is a huge economy of doomers trying to convince you everything is just about to fall apart and they have some solution that will save you from the uninformed masses. [1] https:&#x
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by jotux 3y ago
There are a few ultralight fingertip gaming mice on the market like the g-wolves HSK, Keychron, and Zaunkoenig that might work for you.
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by jotux 3y ago
How much did LinkedIn (a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft) pay Microsoft to add a keyboard shortcut? Probably $0?
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by jotux 3y ago
I just pulled up the apps info on my phone and sorted the apps by size. There are 128 apps installed on my phone and 67 are < 100MB. The median size of all the apps is 91MB, although I'm not sure thats fair because the app sizes see
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by jotux 3y ago
Waveshare sells an e-ink usb display: https://www.waveshare.com/product/raspberry-pi/displays/e-pa...
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by jotux 3y ago
I have a work iphone and I pay no attention to apple press releases. I let the phone update and the app just showed up on the homescreen for the phone. I had no idea what is was. I suspect that maybe there are a significant number of people
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by jotux 3y ago
Interesting summary from that article: >Here is how the S174 change impacted some companies, based on what I found in their annual reports: >Microsoft: $4.8B additional tax paid in 2023. The company generated a $72B profit that year,
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by jotux 3y ago
49 states have prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMP) that automatically send reports to law enforcement. https://store.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/d7/priv/sma16-4... California's impl
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by jotux 3y ago
I drive a model 3 but had sporty cars in the past (WRX/STI, corvette, etc). Acceleration is great and it's fun to get up to speed fast. The car doesn't feel nimble and doesn't feel glued to the road like an AWD gas car.
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by jotux 3y ago
I'm not that familiar with ios apps, can they not push out updates to individual apps?
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by jotux 3y ago
If you have the correct type of display you can remove the polarizing film and put it in glasses so only you can read the screen: https://www.instructables.com/Privacy-monitor-made-from-an-o...
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by jotux 3y ago
>Don't be too sure about that 10% increase in value. Not disagreeing, but zillow and redfin both track their estimate accuracy: https://www.redfin.com/redfin-estimate https://www.zillow.com/z/ze
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by jotux 3y ago
>The fact that they threw that away is a little silly. You state this as a fact, but it's completely incorrect. It has been an option since at least 2018 to change the indicator to percentage.
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by jotux 3y ago
My perception is that the ChatGPT website is a particular tuning of `gpt-4` with a custom assistant prompt.

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