lkois

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by lkois 4y ago
As far as making their point goes, sexuality is a pretty convenient placeholder for issues of identity. As for reaching personal balance independently, it's a much shorter path to self acceptance moving from environments that stifle yo
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by lkois 4y ago
Ethernet over power is another good option. After messing about with bad wifi in a townhouse for a few years, EOP has been going strong for over a decade
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by lkois 4y ago
You'll get some proper recommendations, but I'll mention that I have a very cheap no brand thing that cost under $50 at a grocery store. A skeptical, low investment purchase. It's amazing. No fancy features, the design could
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by lkois 4y ago
Yea everyone knows how they work, you aren't lifting the veil here. But as other comments point out, air fryers are actually very similar to ovens. You seem to be confused that the word "fryer" means that they need oil. Oil
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by lkois 4y ago
I recently discovered that they have their own phone numbers, and you can ring them up
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by lkois 4y ago
Mayyybe, but be careful of oversimplified stereotypes in writing styles. Eg, you can ask it to write in the style of particular reddit users,so I pointed it at my account (not this user name) and asked it to review a TV show. What I got was
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by lkois 4y ago
Self driving encompasses a bunch of things. Obstacle detection is one. Vehicle control, including micro adjustments, is one. Path planning is another one. GPS is one way of doing one part of self driving. But it's ALL self driving
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by lkois 4y ago
That's exactly the kind of uncollaborative attitude we try not to indulge in.
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by lkois 4y ago
Already upgraded the cable for max refresh rate while gaming. I might not have noticed an issue with the way it looks, if I wasn't running it alongside a Windows machine that is very crisp. As I said, it takes a few mins of vscode bef
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by lkois 4y ago
Macs have a bunch of weird quirks where simple things simply do not work. I got a new mbp for work recently, second to my main windows gaming machine with 34" ultra wide 1440p monitor. And I've basically installed chrome, vscode,
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by lkois 4y ago
That's like firing the IT department because all the computers are working fine
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by lkois 4y ago
"of the already acquired supply, it gave some 44 million doses to other countries free of charge. The remaining doses have been thrown out."
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by lkois 4y ago
I used to work in a place that assembled machines based on old designs that rarely got reviewed, since if it ain't broke don't fix it. When working on one particular unit, I found that they would order a bunch of plastic panels, c
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by lkois 4y ago
Ha yep I see that now, on a reread. My bad
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by lkois 4y ago
Nah that's normal. It's why GPUs are the usual thing for AI. Any crap, old, weak gpu with 4gb memory would run circles around a cpu It's often easier to actually get models to run on CPU, due to simpler install configs and mo
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by lkois 4y ago
And why is it called USB C anyway? It's not shaped like a C at all!
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by lkois 4y ago
I was recently tossing up between a ThinkPad x1 nano and a M1 air. Got them both second hand for a steal and had some time to play with them. If the nano had the battery life of the m1, and didn't sell for 50% more than the m1 was wort
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by lkois 4y ago
>99% chance the people complaining about labor conditions are doing so on a made in China phone. Is there any other option? Don't stop people from complaining about lead in the water supply, just because they have nothing else to dr
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by lkois 4y ago
Probably to prove it's unencumbered, liquid collateral. Which makes sense if you disregard all the other ways to determine that
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by lkois 4y ago
Echo + Spotify does the whole multiroom thing, and would be unbeatable on price. Adding to an existing Sonos setup makes sense though
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by lkois 4y ago
I'm not too familiar with Sonos, but was under the impression that they are just high-end wifi speakers with some proprietary system. And that Ikea's version is again the same idea, but at a lower cost (and less proprietary?) So
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by lkois 4y ago
Ooh neat. Definitely interested in this phone, with the short support life being one of the only apparent downsides. Am I right in thinking that lineageos support doesn't really have an "end of life"?
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by lkois 4y ago
By binary analysis, it sounds like you mean to claim that 99% effective isn't close enough to 100%. For most people that would be enough. Because I don't know how else you could conclude that gun regulations are bereft of any ben
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by lkois 4y ago
>Kids are like 80x or more likely to kill themselves than to be killed in a school shooting. It's not even close to the top of list of real issues affecting the country. But what's the comparison with the rest of the world here
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by lkois 4y ago
My last job was centered around trying to reproduce the results of deep learning academic papers, and maybe porting them to other frameworks or platforms. Even WITH code supplied by the authors, this was always a struggle. It'd usually
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by lkois 4y ago
Am I the only person who likes teams? My company uses it heavily for text and video chats and I think it's pretty great, and don't get the bugs and slow performance issues of others. I wouldn't call it snappy, but still fine,
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by lkois 4y ago
I'm unable to log into Bitwarden Safari extension. That's an alarming detail... Mobile app still works, fortunately
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by lkois 4y ago
Cloudflare Warp connects, then prevents anything else from loading. Thought it was my router
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by lkois 4y ago
You left out the extra grid power needed to move these things. Which negates some of the gaz guzzling benefit, if more people move up to heavier vehicles. Which they are, apparently half of the pre-orders have come from people who never own
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by lkois 4y ago
Calibre is good for library management, but for simply adding the odd book I've found it surprisingly easy to simply direct download a .mobi from any easily googled website and email the file to my kindle email address. This obviously

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