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by mysterydip 4mo ago
Not to mention logistics. It’s easy to support one of something. Supporting spares, upgrades, obsolescences, etc (plus documentation and training) for hundreds of drones across the globe is another story.
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
Ah that makes sense, thanks!
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
while not root cause, wouldn’t a module having corrupted memory still be an issue with either the OS (for not protecting it) or the module (for not sanitizing input)?
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
seems ironically like a similar problem of content owners trying to filter bot scrapers from legit users
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Warp Point: A curated webring of video game websites(warppoint.games)
2 points by mysterydip 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
I just did this a month or so ago to take care of the growth around a creek. It was a fantastic experience and I will definitely be doing it again. The whole neighborhood loved them. My kids gave them all names and would go out to pet them
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
The computing power available today is such a double-edged sword. We can do so much more so much faster, but then we (including myself in this) waste so many cycles on abstractions and frameworks and layers of libraries to make our developm
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
One of the things I love about HN is having stories like this in the comments from otherwise random unassuming usernames
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
will there be a point where code generators start putting ads into their produced results, like “this pdf was made with the free version of pdfsoftware” watermarks unless you pay extra?
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
maybe they ask a secondary agentic system to fix it. will that be the future of “redundancy”?
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Windows-Style Taskbar for macOS(lawand.io)
4 points by mysterydip 4mo ago|1 comments
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
I’m all for fun side projects, so don’t take this the wrong way. Does this have a practical use case? Like are people actually wanting to make their PDFs less legible? Usually I’m trying to do the opposite, clean up my scanned-in documents.
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
For me: everything! I clicked so well with it, everything made sense and was responsive.
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
“Creepy old man says police should release him on account of Scooby Doo not existing at the time he decided to dress up as a ghost”
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
(Beyond the socioeconomic topics already covered): Why aren’t eink displays more useful? They seem like they should be. More than e-readers or a calendar.
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
(I know this is a joke, but it made me think): I wonder what side effects having GW-level heat generation would have on the surrounding area. snowcapped mountains turn to rivers? Spring year round? Something else?
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
What I don’t understand is what value is the person adding to this equation? Put another way, what’s the difference between them feeding the wall of text to the LLM, and you feeding the wall of text to the LLM, bypassing them in the process
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
As a fellow 3d-engine-with-foolishly-unreasonable-constraints developer, I love the detail in the explanations here and seeing the process you went through.
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by mysterydip 4mo ago
> The only future plans are bugfixes, optimizations, and adding more apps. Perfect. Nice to see a platform target stability instead of constantly reinventing itself and its APIs. Definitely want to give it a go!
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Checked out the book on your recommendation, and they even have a free online option on their site! Very generous: https://www.bishopbook.com/
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
“Ah, but you didn’t buy a thing, you bought a license to temporarily use a thing in ways we deemed acceptable!” -publishers somewhere
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Love the look of this! Enjoyed watching a bit, will definitely have it on later. One comment is, during “in between innings” when it was showing around the league and other stats, the text was really small on my phone. If possible I’d rathe
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Only $49.99?! I missed the sale!
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
I guess if you see customer service as a checkbox you have to have, and also a cost center skimming from your bottom line, you will do whatever to make it as cheap and hostile as possible.
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
We need to put a checkpoint before the checkpoint so that never happens!
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
80 bits always seemed a strange choice for floating point, but as soon as you said there’s a 16-bit exponent and a 64-bit fraction part, it made sense. I assume microcode was a choice for both ease of development/testing/changes a
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
> I am a bit reminded of what GeoWorks Ensemble managed on a 640k 8086. I was looking at similar recently for a project, and came across FrankOS: https://github.com/rh1tech/frank-os
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Ironically, I think your question is the reason it’s not done more often, or at least some brands make “very obvious” EV’s: because for some customers, they want people to know they’re different (and memorable) from the ICE vehicles.
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Not exactly what you’re asking for, but the closest I’ve found (asking the same question) so far: https://www.spiderbasic.com/
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by mysterydip 5mo ago
Just curious, did you check the stores’ sites afterwards for false positives or negatives? eg, “no this store doesn’t have anything for you” but it did?

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