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by mdmglr 4y ago
One interesting thing about the library is the use of mutation testing. As for the purpose of the library. I believe aliasing has a legitimate use case. And it is quite a sad thought that libraries like this will be used to stop that.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Is E3 an OS or is it middleware between an RTOS and Android? I’m a bit confused. If I was developing a platform I would have several machines in car For each major function: driver assistance drive control (drive by wire, body control, batt
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by mdmglr 4y ago
The U.S. Navy's 235-decibel pressure waves of unbearable pinging and metallic shrieking. At 200 Db, the vibrations can rupture your lungs, and above 210 Db, the lethal noise can bore straight through your brain until it hemorrhages tha
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by mdmglr 4y ago
> retro-bodied Subaru had that big VW badge on the front, CBP contacted Volkswagen of America and asked whether the van was authorized to wear the branding, as is procedure. VW said it wasn't and that the company considered it a fak
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Is there any written policy from OpenAI about how they protect chat data? How long they retain it? How they prevent chats from being hallucinated across user sessions? OpenAI should be worried and self regulate before the gov’t steps in and
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Several commenters are claiming parts. Whats the supply chain here? Is there enough phone repair shops and customers to facilitate the demand?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
reminded me also of King of Thieves
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by mdmglr 4y ago
I said the same thing and HN did not like that. Not much else. Been using ‘find’ in ‘/System’ and haven’t found anything else that interesting.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
My concern is how this will adversely affect patients who use medical devices to stay alive. Increased product cycles and costs. Also who is going to verify the plans are followed and implemented?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
One other thing from Apple's playbook, and I'm not sure if this was something Tim is responsible for, is carefully deciding where a product's budget was spent. For example, it seemed like Intel Mac's were slightly behind
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by mdmglr 4y ago
How is this pdf cool? Back in my day easter eggs were fun.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
184 KB * how many Macs on earth? I don't mean anything by this, just interesting thought experiment. Was numbers.pdf not enough to accomplish what they wanted? My opinion: I understand the OS is a big multi-team effort but this just no
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by mdmglr 4y ago
So the device is using the controller on the JBL speaker with a modified firmware? And the grafted on components are to interface with the CAN bus?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
One can buy small form factor/mini pc’s with not the latest hardware but reasonably powerful hardware on eBay from it recyclers for 1/4 the price.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
At first I thought this was an April Fools joke. But it looks like there’s a functioning store. Who is buying this? Nostalgic people? Is there mission critical HyperCard stacks still around?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
> So it's just fucking wild to me that chatGPT can get me to write a functional discord bot and put it on Heroku. This is over exaggeration right? I’ve just asked ChatGPT to do that and it couldn’t get the code right.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Ask ChatGPT to use Win32 api in C# to enumerate monitors connected to a graphics cards and get the EDID. You will quickly see how stupid it is.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
The vercel.app domain gave it away.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
What corrective actions can be taken by the average American?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
> HP Wolf Connect uses a cellular-based network connectivity That answers that. Prior to reading I was thinking perhaps some custom radio board that worked peer to peer.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Joshua is a YouTuber who has a lot of great videos on this subject: https://www.youtube.com/@jdflyback/videos Home-made CRT is worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESwj-VXjDtY
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Can’t wait for the follow up which is using ChatGPT to read git commit messages. It will be these types of feedback loops I’m most interested in.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Some people are just super talented.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
"Liberator" implies it was locked down. But notes content has always been easily accessible with AppleScript.
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Related: If you change the folder icon, Finder will store an "Icon?" file in that folder. More info here: https://superuser.com/a/298798 My question is: Linux and Mac both have the ability to store key-value
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Anyone have any technical details on what they did to get this speed up?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Ah ok that makes more sense
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by mdmglr 4y ago
Doesn’t group policy editor fix all of this?
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by mdmglr 4y ago
The way articles like this end up down the grapevine, like a game of telephone, is “mac bad, Linux good.” And I’m considered the idiot for having to ask. The article quotes Ken. Then in the next paragraph says “macOS move slowly towards clo
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by mdmglr 4y ago
This should enlighten you: https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/1609/why-do-jet...

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