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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> Can a court clerk or a lawyer unilaterally create a nondisclosure requirement? If they are acting as an officer of the court, which they’d need to be to sign off on a subpoena, I believe the answer is yes. The mechanism is called a “ga
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> by definition, a subpoena is a document authorized by someone other than a judge Uhm, am I misunderstanding what you wrote, because that is definitely not true. Subpoenas require an officer of the court by definition (in the US anyway)
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> $20 for the SMD TPU isn't bad, but it's definitely at the top end of the BOM for custom PCB projects. Sounds great in theory, but show me a place where you can buy Coral TPUs at anywhere near msrp. Unless something has change
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> i'm a bit sad that experimentation isn't being done, here. Oh, it is! Just nothing of substance has made it into mass market shipping that I’ve seen.
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
Given the project needs more than just the MCU (or FPGA) chip itself, best to compare finished forms. The project OP posted uses a Pi Pico (aka ~$4) and a comparable form factor for an iCE40 is about $35-40ish.
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
Did the Pico steal your lunch money as a kid? Run over your dog? Otherwise why the extreme desire to use something ~10x more expensive and significantly higher power draw, for ZERO practical benefit? Don’t get me wrong, I love FPGAs and lit
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
I believe what GP meant is the feedback they offer. Do you think the Magic Trackpad moves? Hint it doesn’t, the “click” you feel is a haptic feedback motor.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
I’ve tested this on iPhone 14 Pro Max, 13 Pro Max, and 12 Pro Max. Using iOS 16.4 and 16.5 beta, I’m unable to replicate this. AT&T 54.0.1 Managed Networks: AT&T Wi-Fi Passpoint, attwifi Verizon 54.0.1 Managed Networks: PrivateM
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
That’s like saying seat belts wouldn’t be needed if the car didn’t move, no?
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
No, what allowed that was them not requiring two people to be on the flight deck. That’s insane to me (and doesn’t happen in the US which customarily has a two person rule, which I believe is defined in Part 121, but still trying to find it
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
Edit: <not worth engaging>
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> Am I being unfair, but doesn't this article seem a bit of a selfish whine. It does for sure and I was debating whether I should comment and say it or not. > I think we need to step back and take perspective on this one. Disagre
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> Would the X1 Carbon be better with 4040 aluminum extrusion or their custom sheet metal bent parts? Maybe, maybe not, but is that something you ever have needed to replace? I've had 3D printers for around 10ish years now and even w
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> What do you use 9 3D printers for? I’m probably going to start pairing that back, in fairness, and sell off 3 or 4 Creality printers in the near future. The reason they were useful is they were decently reliable and “good enough” and t
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
Yeah, mea culpa for falling into the trap of ambiguity there. Agree it’s too prevalent and should’ve done better to distance myself from that toxicity.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> The idea that someone who is happy with a different product is somehow wrong or losing. Actually, it wasn’t really that I thought they were wrong/losing, it was more a response to the virtue signaling on GP. Nobody cares they canc
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
I own replacement parts for every expendable and/or non-warrantied part. I’ve test replaced a bunch to prove it works (engineer mindset, you don’t have a backup unless you know it works).
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> Just spend some time on the Bambu Labs subreddit and you will see a lot of frustrated owners. I have had mine (w/ four total AMS units) for two months now and have over 500hrs of printing so far w/ minimal failed prints. I of
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> There's not much material gain in making that grand of a claim and its actually more prone to trigger disdain (of which yourself is a shining example). Same can be said of verbatim repeating oneself in a short duration, definitely
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
Will their tech leak, sure, that’s possible. Will equivalent tech for a future device a few years from now exist and be freely available, not as given as you seem to believe.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
The iPhone sorta has this with Focus Status Sharing and auto-reply to texts turned on. Clumsy/has caveats and is not quite what you said, but close enough to mention anyway.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
No, the mesh doesn’t block everything. In the case of using your rule of thumb (1/10th wavelength), it’ll reduce the signal strength by about 33db if my math is right.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> But if my wife calls I want it to ring. Turn on Emergency Bypass for her contact. I have an iPhone so don’t know what Android calls it, but I know it has the same feature.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> but it's not a reach to imagine that in a few years we'll see the equivalent of the current Cellebrite tech become widely available Yeah, it very much is a reach. $100 says it won’t happen, feel free to come back and collect
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
One problem to keep in mind with refurb though is power consumption. Ask me how I know (hint, there’s a rack of Dell r720’s in my basement).
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
These types of issues are exactly why whenever it’s sensitive, I screenshot, crop/edit, then screenshot the crop’d/edited screenshot. There’s other possible issues than this bug (like iOS’s non-destructive edits by default), so it
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
I could show hundreds, but would you trust me or just think they were cherry picked good cases? Skeptical people will be skeptical, news at 11! ;) If you really want to know, you could just try it yourself. Setup WebUI, download some CAI or
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> You can see why OpenAI doesn’t want to do it though. Except they already do offer private cluster solutions, you just need usage in the hundreds of millions of tokens per day before they want to talk to you (as in they might before t
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
Based on experience with the kids drawings I’ve seen, I’d say getting the right number of fingers is definitely the rare thing up to a certain age, but specifically drawing 7, probably not that common I guess.
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by jsjohnst 4y ago
> Thats a good feature but it involves JS Actually, you don’t need JS. The simplest mechanism is probably: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_refresh (Both HTML tag and HTTP header routes would probably work)

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