khaki54

15 ms·

181.
by khaki54 3y ago
Shhhh Daily Mail, don't give them any ideas.
182.
by khaki54 3y ago
These guys are delusional. They moved it 3 times during the last president for attention, but 10 seconds during proxy war between NATO and Russia.
183.
by khaki54 3y ago
Looks like you're making a game then. Talk him into descoping the prototype to something that will work with scratch. Begin laying out the game, let him know the artwork and sound you need. Let him look over your shoulder, you wil
184.
by khaki54 3y ago
Apologize to California hackers, but I kinda want to see this bill pass. The unintended but obvious consequences and all the associated second and third order effects will get it repealed before too long, but maybe it will bring an end to
185.
by khaki54 3y ago
Ha, yep but spelunking is a way better word!
186.
by khaki54 3y ago
Time to take up spelunking!
187.
by khaki54 3y ago
Perchlorate can interfere with iodine uptake by the thyroid gland. It is used as a drug to combat hyperthyroidism. It also occurs naturally and is continually produced in the atmosphere. There is no maximum contaminate level goal (MCLG)
188.
by khaki54 3y ago
You can also buy the wasps you release to kill the pantry moths, haha
189.
by khaki54 3y ago
This is a perfect example of the road to hell being paved with good intentions. Cheap, fit for purpose tracking equipment has been available since the 90s and only become more capable. These consumer grade air tag and tile devices are a pr
190.
by khaki54 3y ago
They're not sending their best pharmaceuticals, folks!
191.
by khaki54 3y ago
It looks like beeper published most of the code at this point. Would be funny if Samsung or Google built it into the native messaging app. They have the resources to continually torture apple. The problem is Samsung and Google have deep eno
192.
by khaki54 3y ago
Love that you have 3 sample apps with it. Any well known applications using this right now?
193.
by khaki54 3y ago
There is another one (Also Jarvis) that's been around for a while and is more useful, wonder if they can combine forces? https://github.com/ggeop/Python-ai-assistant Not sure if anyone has noticed but OpenAI now h
194.
by khaki54 3y ago
We already spread PFAS / PFOA everywhere
195.
by khaki54 3y ago
In theory, this is so much more useful than all the other carbon capture devices being developed, which (except in some very narrow circumstances) are simply converting coal/gas to a near useless inert carbon byproduct. Right now there
196.
by khaki54 3y ago
Is the adventure mode like that old Microprose Magic the Gathering game? My brother and I loved playing that as kids!
197.
by khaki54 3y ago
Law of unintended consequences: these services will get more expensive either monthly, upfront setup costs, or require customers to buy the equipment. End result, all customers will now be subsiding those early terminating subscribers. Th
198.
by khaki54 3y ago
Not sure which quote best captures the absurdity of the article: '“The Cybertruck is an over-6,000-pound piece of steel that has no business going a quarter mile in under 11 seconds,” National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer
199.
by khaki54 3y ago
I think they wrote this _technically true_ but falsely framed headline just because they are so angry with Elon. "Government Regulators Force Tesla to Add New Warning Language to Autopilot Software" would be so much more accurate,
200.
by khaki54 3y ago
Yeah I saw a couple clips from this and management was straight up "you need 13% black, mid teens Hispanic ... we are getting rid of people who can't get with the program ... and to be 100% clear Asians are NOT an under represente
201.
by khaki54 3y ago
I mean they did say that once AI began training on AI generated data, things would get weird
202.
by khaki54 3y ago
I didn't realize bitcoin used some sort of hydrolytic reaction that destroys water.
203.
by khaki54 3y ago
If you're paying for it, it becomes feasible that maybe they aren't selling your information or doing something nefarious
204.
by khaki54 3y ago
The original c.1865 pumps inside were marvels... At 11 revolutions per minute, 6 tons (approximately 1,500 imp gal or 6,800 L) of sewage per stroke per engine were pumped up into a 27-million-imperial-gallon (120,000 m3) reservoir, and was
205.
by khaki54 3y ago
It's the concept of "you don't need to be faster than the bear, just faster than whoever you're traveling with". In this scenario, the 5x engineer (who probably isn't getting paid 5x) will do 30% better than th
206.
by khaki54 3y ago
Well it used to mean old ladies. In this context, he's referring to left leaning people who disproportionately dye their hair wild colors vs. conservative people.
207.
by khaki54 3y ago
Haha this dude is mentally ill or Einstein 2.0
208.
by khaki54 3y ago
Agree. I'm more interested in the aftermath of trying to publish something like this.
209.
by khaki54 3y ago
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
210.
by khaki54 3y ago
Author claims that they completed the crack with off the shelf hardware, e.g. cell phone and no specialized equipment.

More ›