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1. 601.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   I wouldn't be so sure, it's wildly common. Reverse engineering products to figure out how to make them again is its own sub-industry in every manufacturing field, especially anything tool & die. There's an enormous chasm
2. 602.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   1 in 50 ships getting stuck (1,000 a year) is wild. So are their discoveries > That an unlimited number of mines may be simultaneously fired by passing electric currents through the platinum wire bridges of detonators. Was this really th
3. 603.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   I am once again begging hn for an "in mice" rule when posting studies
4. 604.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   Have had some insanely bad experiences with AirBNB and swore them off forever. People listing mcmansions they cant sell in a state of disrepair, lies about amenities and internet. Had to relocate several people repeatedly in the middle of t
5. 605.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   This is word salad dude. If you think decrying their kind of behavior is a sucky attitude then I am only further justified in my stance.
6. 606.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   That's the fun part, you can use all of them! And you don't need to use browser plugins or console scripts to auto-retry failures (there aren't any) or queue up a ton of tasks overnight. Have a 3950X w/ 32GB ram, Radeon
7. 607.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   Void. I'd rather run my own models locally https://voideditor.com/
8. 608.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   That completely misses the point, it's a harbinger. This area is seeing it first because it is largely floodplains on top of clay coupled with a decent amount of rain and a consistent freeze-thaw cycle. Merely building a functioning by
9. 609.▲
   by monster_truck 1y ago

   I'm just not sure I understand what point they're trying to make. Honestly, 6500 households of water a day is nothing. Individual cities often write more than this off in a day when rain overwhelms their watershed systems. Even wi
10. 610.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    This is the plot of countless animes. New magical dude becomes ruler of the city state, constructs 5 new buildings that end up drawing a citywide transmutation circle to harvest all of the souls/etc
11. 611.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    Chucking images at any model that supports image input and asking it to describe specific areas/things 'in extreme detail' is a decent way to get an idea of what its expecting vs what you want.
12. 612.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    If I could hunt Borrelia with spears it would be over
13. 613.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    The shapes in the noise vaguely look like they are repeating. Perhaps something like time%sampleRate (or some other context dependent value)? Easy enough to filter out while still providing enough to know it's a coherent signal
14. 614.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    I wish there was an "in mice" rule here, it's far too common. It should always be in the title
15. 615.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    You would likely need a low voltage license to permanently install something like this in most states. There are standardized limits on how many of these can be run in parallel due to heat constraints which is one of the thresholds that nec
16. 616.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    Almost any decent modern dishwasher sterilizes kitchenware as an option. Likewise for washing machines. If you read the paper you will see they only tested 6 machines and chose 60C as a theshold for some reason. Every machine I've used
17. 617.▲
    by monster_truck 1y ago

    I do something similar using a script I've cobbled together over the years. Once a year I'll check the 404 logs and add the most popular paths trying to exploit something (ie ancient phpmyadmin vulns) to the shitlist. Requesting 3
18. 618.▲
    by monster_truck 2y ago

    I've found it much easier to request a copy of my data and download it all in 25gb chunks. It's still not great, the download speeds are extremely slow and they are prone to failure. For being something that I (used to) pay for, t
19. 619.▲
    by monster_truck 2y ago

    I'm not sure this is in touch with reality, there are plenty of examples of companies who only poured the foundations of such buildings bragging about the entire thing.
20. 620.▲
    by monster_truck 2y ago

    To be equally pedantic, there is a historic practice of attaching spires to skyscrapers in order to claim this record within a city/country/etc
21. 621.▲
    by monster_truck 2y ago

    This is neat :) X3D processors seem happy with running cores*1.5 tabs as long as you can keep it cool, was locked at 90C overnight and it never throttled below 4.2. Can see they're all doing different jobs, wish the display was better