junon

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by junon 1mo ago
Just lost my aunt to Alzheimer's this last week. +1 on the hard to take care of bit. They turn into toddlers, then animals, then nothing. It's heartbreaking.
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by junon 1mo ago
This is music to my ears. Going to try this now.
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by junon 1mo ago
It's not your intent to use a tool that can cause real world damage, to actually do such damage. It was your negligence in that case. A different legal concept than intent .
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by junon 1mo ago
This looks like a tool from Cowboy Bebop.
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by junon 1mo ago
Yes, which is the grey area. "Can / might do" vs "they trained it to do that explicitly" is, I believe, the grey area - whether or not they're the same thing. Intent matters for a lot of this - and "intent
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by junon 2mo ago
<Summary>. <Short interjection>. That's their whole schitck. If you're going to dilute the community with AI slop at least make it interesting.
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by junon 2mo ago
What a fascinatingly misguided dismissal of someone actually doing something to back up their words.
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by junon 2mo ago
Where do you think AI got its training material? Was it not from those very same "engineers of lore" and their respective "tech crap"?
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by junon 2mo ago
It's pretty common from where I sit, tbh.
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by junon 2mo ago
It's also one of the most aggravating database systems I've worked with.
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by junon 2mo ago
I wasn't saying you were, I was saying you were responding to an LLM.
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by junon 2mo ago
You're not a fringe user, a ton of people use old reddit (myself included). They're killing themselves the same way Tumblr did. Oh well.
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by junon 2mo ago
> I know that SIMD doesn't imply particular instruction set but a pattern of concurrent data transformation. Eh. It's both. You don't have one without the other. SIMD is pretty much entirely extensions to base processor IS
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by junon 2mo ago
Parent comment is an LLM by the way.
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by junon 3mo ago
You're conflating "what's illegal" with "what a private entity doesn't want". I don't like it any more than you do, but the first is very clear, the second is a bit harder to "solve".
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by junon 3mo ago
Thanks, this was the info I was originally after :)
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by junon 3mo ago
Yeesh, please tell me you didn't write all of that yourself. Which uC is it targeting, and which language?
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by junon 3mo ago
Why does changing to Rust kill the project? I don't understand the point here.
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by junon 3mo ago
I know all of this; assembly of a $400 board usually has a MOQ of 5 off the top of my head, which for a board that is a prototype isn't feasible. I know about how to do reflow. I'm asking about the population step after paste depo
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by junon 3mo ago
I am aware, yes. After the paste deposition via stencil, doing passives manually takes hours. I'm asking if anyone's done anything interesting with stencils for placing those.
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by junon 3mo ago
For those of us without the cash/apartment space for a PNP, has anyone experimented with a stencil system for populating passives? Is that even a thing? My PCB project's population time is currently 11 hours the last time I did it
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by junon 3mo ago
That's a stretch. This isn't a new approach to such obfuscation. Also plagiarism would mean they ripped the source material verbatim or they at least copied the methodology and intentionally used the source material's finding
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by junon 3mo ago
Yes of course, the transmitted audio would be mono. I meant one radio in one ear and another radio in the other ear, or if you mix them and they both play in both ears. But it sounds like they're mixed (talking over each other in a sin
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by junon 3mo ago
This is a completely different phenomenon. Your ear/brain are tuned to rhythmic beats in the lower frequencies (footsteps). We're better at pattern recognition with the lower frequencies. Also, our brains will encode the differen
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by junon 3mo ago
Perhaps a dumb question but are they center panned (or mono, i.e. talking over each other) or is it split left ear/right ear when they come through the headset?
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by junon 3mo ago
Not really. If the services that grant you access to your own hard disk ever go under, you lose it. You do not have access to the files. You're effectively paying for a licence to play the game for a finite amount of time, for the same
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by junon 3mo ago
That's just, like, your opinion man.
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by junon 3mo ago
It shouldn't be the case that this is relied upon. There needs to be a cultural shift in the industry back to physical - or at least, preservable - media.
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by junon 3mo ago
Thanks for answering all the questions in here. Fascinating work.
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by junon 3mo ago
You do it then, if it's not rocket science :) or donate to the project, clearly you have a lot of it to spend by making demands of peoples' free time.

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