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by lbotos 3y ago
https://patents.google.com/patent/US5662332A/en here is a patent for Magic the Gathering.
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by lbotos 3y ago
Joplin released an ARM build a few months back -- so if you were using the pre-arm build it was bad, so just throwing this out there for folks who maybe had similar experiences -- make sure you are using the arm build (it should happen auto
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by lbotos 3y ago
there are groups still working on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCli0gyNwL0
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by lbotos 3y ago
lots of articles talking about "index investing/passive investing market impacts" should get you what you are looking for.
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by lbotos 3y ago
Isn't the entire point of tinygrad and the tinybox the "apple style" of we are building this software to work best on our hardware?
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by lbotos 3y ago
I mean -- I built a PC a few months ago and formatting the windows disk from a non windows env was not trivial. So yes, Linux is still not on par with Windows in many ways, but boy oh boy was it weirder than it should have been to format a
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by lbotos 3y ago
Yep -- If you think of it as stages of a pipeline, by going from prep -> execute your mind is not paying attention to two things at once. Helps me enjoy cooking more and avoids "ah F, oil is too hot and onions are now burning"
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by lbotos 3y ago
I mean, I was pretty excited to see it -- Auth for local first is something that I'm interested in so I appreciate that this hit the front page?
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by lbotos 3y ago
Interesting meta question: Do others expect the car be lined up to go right? Is this a cultural expectation? I come from a LtR writing culture so I was wondering if others were surprised at the car going left at the start.
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by lbotos 3y ago
I mean, you know you are gonna get downvoted here which is why you clearly chose a throwaway. Your main thrust that dating does require courage is true, but that courage could be as straight forward as asking someone you met on an online
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by lbotos 3y ago
Yes, I believe you are right!
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by lbotos 3y ago
I don't think it's about duty cycle -- it's seriously about speed of temp change and I _think_ dew point. But yes, I have a heat pump and in NYC Summer I cannot run it on anything but low otherwise it increases the humidity
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by lbotos 3y ago
Straight to the "Build" page: http://454.bio/docs/build/
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by lbotos 3y ago
proof? (I like nim -- but I don't see a mass migration)
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by lbotos 3y ago
I was hesitant to pay $25 for an iOS app but after doing reviews for 180 days I’m at $0.14 a day and it will only get cheaper… one of the best investments I’ve made for sure
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by lbotos 3y ago
You hit a lot of great truths here, but "status limbo" can still affect those that are not looking for outward symbols or validation of "status". Limbo implies a conflict of over/under, and someone may be having an
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by lbotos 3y ago
I flagged this because this appears to be some kind of seo/submarine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38959355 User made another post about 10 minutes prior trying to spur the same convo
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by lbotos 3y ago
This is HN... so what OS do we think this is running? Android under the hood? Anyone know more about hardware or screen res? I wonder how hard it would be to root this device and use it for the hardware.
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by lbotos 3y ago
It seems like a function of time as well. I was simmering on it tonight at 35% and fan came on around I'd say 30 min or so. Again, Not an aggressive fan and muuuuch less so than the convection fan on my Waring https://www.wa
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by lbotos 3y ago
So, tried making an omlette today, at about 65% is when the fan kicked on. It felt like about 20-30% louder than my sous vide. So not unbearable, but noticeable.
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by lbotos 3y ago
I'll test it today when I cook and see. I recall it coming on with a recent 20ish minute cooking session, It was loud but lemme try again.
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by lbotos 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CrI33N-Sjg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CrI33N-Sjg
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by lbotos 3y ago
10kw stove output? "Novel battery usage". I don't know of another stove that uses a battery?
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by lbotos 3y ago
The answer is going to "commercial grade". I recently bought a waring countertop oven (instead of a ninja/anova) because I could find replacement parts online (for now). I also did the same for a countertop induction burner -
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by lbotos 3y ago
I wonder how many pans this thing is gonna warp? Also -- a display in the center of the stove? Seems... like a bad place for it. I am happy to see competition in the space though and I hope more induction burners can get more accurate tem
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by lbotos 3y ago
Copyright in its current form yes. But the concept and closer to the original (creators lifetime + x years or some such) seems still very valuable. Copyright is still the bedrock of how many tech software business actually can make money.
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by lbotos 3y ago
It’s a successful propaganda campaign. There are many people that wrongly believe that “natural sugars” are somehow better/more nutritious. (My mother is one, and eats way too much fruit and fruit juice because “it’s natural!”)
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by lbotos 3y ago
Aside: That chain break animation was sick. Anyone know who/how it was created? Love the dithered effect.
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by lbotos 3y ago
Its... wildly accurate. Neighbors decided they were tired of tenants and roach problems so they removed the kitchen from their rented apartment. Roach problem went away for them and me. I will randomly get a few waterbugs ( https:/&#
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by lbotos 3y ago
I’m young enough to not have cared about healthcare pre Obama, but my understanding is the risk of less regulation is the “preexisting condition” trap where insurance companies basically price you out if you need a lot of medical attention.

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