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by mystified5016 1y ago
I have somehow never seen the term I686 before For anyone else, this refers to 32 bit Pentium 2/3/Pro architecture
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Yeah, it's pretty weird. But for the most part, I find it pretty easy to ignore and use a more vanilla style of cmake. It all works fine without the component stuff
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by mystified5016 1y ago
What possible reason do you have to assume it fetches only this data? Apple is absolutely slurping up any and all data they can get about your machine, you, whatever is visible on the network, nearby WiFi networks and your physical locati
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by mystified5016 1y ago
This is pretty much just an ad/review of the phone with an absolutely nonsense title. I genuinely have no clue what the author intended that title to imply, but the body of the article is about how most/all components can be repla
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by mystified5016 1y ago
More people might be willing to pay for news and journalism than we are to pay for ads, clickbait, ragebait, and ""entertainment"".
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by mystified5016 1y ago
I have personally seen all of these people on HN.
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Yup. I ran a bot a long time ago and it was pretty trivial to quietly scrape the entire history of any server it was in. I only ever did this on my own server for good reason, but still. Really a bot doesn't have any more access than a
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by mystified5016 1y ago
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Installing a whole toolchain and SDK system-wide is such nonsense. Espressif's toolchain and SDK are in a git repo that you add as a submodule, or in a directory anywhere you want. If I want to use microchip or Nordic on a new machine
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by mystified5016 1y ago
I spent so much time trying to get the SDK working for NRF52 that I genuinely just gave up and redesigned our whole product to use an ESP32 instead of the NRF plus other uC. I think that is genuinely the reason espressif is eating everyone&
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by mystified5016 1y ago
It does not. In my experience it always gives drivers that are at least 6-12 months old. Particularly GPU drivers. Drivers for other random things like disk controllers are likely to be a lot older. I can't recall ever checking a WU
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by mystified5016 1y ago
These are neither circular nor microcomputers. Also the entire website reads like an 8th grader trying to pad out an essay to hit the page count requirement. Lots of words just taking up space. Also the same level of language mastery, they
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by mystified5016 1y ago
The entire world's supply of lithium batteries in 2024 was (rounding up) 4TWh. In 2024, the USA used 30,000TWh. In December of 2024, we used about 2,500TWh. The entire planet's production capacity of batteries in 2024 would stor
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Yes, AI users are being served by much more than one GPU at a time. Which is why the power used is so much higher than a single gaming pc
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Like all things, there's a place and time. If you're walking out over unfair treatment or wage theft or similar, sure, skip the interview. If you're at the end of your first internship, or leaving on good terms, or both parti
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Sunlight contains a lot of IR.
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Because very few hot particles ever touched the craft. The gas is so incredibly thin that Voyager largely sailed straight through the space in between molecules.
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by mystified5016 1y ago
You're the one using words incorrectly. Everybody else agrees on what these words mean and you're insisting on your own made-up definitions. And then you throw a fit like a child when someone disagrees. You're wrong and you&#
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Yeah I see this headline and all I can think is "humans can never travel faster than 30mph or they will die" or "buildings over ten stories will asphyxiate people at the top" or how black holes were "mathematically
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Because it's unfinished and still missing crucial features 13 years later I don't understand why anyone thinks this is a good thing. It's been THIRTEEN YEARS and Wayland is not even close to a viable replacement for X.
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by mystified5016 1y ago
*is now actively hostile toward her allies
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Those USB-C to laptop power adapters are awesome. However, they can be kinda dumb. The available charge current is communicated to the laptop with a resistor, and the adapter does not change this value based on what your USB adapter can pro
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Given their general economic state and level of corruption, selling oil is likely to make things much, much worse. Just look at Venezuela. Also selling oil will only work for a few more decades before people stop buying. It isn't sus
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Wow. That is... certainly some syntax. It reminds me of Perl. This syntax is pretty weird even by C++ standards, and it's certainly the worst way to do reflection I've personally seen. But I guess it's good that C++ is finall
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by mystified5016 1y ago
It was undisturbed until humans came around and specifically went looking for uranium and dug up the spent reactor fuel. Which is kind of a problem for future burials because humans exist now and want and know how to find uranium. The time
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by mystified5016 1y ago
You're right, someone has to pay to make these AI generated ads for fake boner pills in the middle of my documentary. Won't someone think of the poor ad creators?
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by mystified5016 1y ago
I don't think Google deserves money for ai generated ads for fake boner pills. Google already makes untold amounts of money from spying on me. Yesterday I started seeing new recommended videos related to a show I watched on my private
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by mystified5016 1y ago
Well, yes. That's how we do business in the USA. It's literally unavoidable unless you can afford to spend a year or three declining offers until you find a unicorn with a sane contract. Approximately all businesses explictly tr
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by mystified5016 1y ago
The stop and start conditions of highly congested traffic produce more brake and tire dust
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by mystified5016 1y ago
All browsers I've used (chromium and Firefox based) store your profile in AppData. This directory can be dropped into a linux install at the appropriate location and you get all your history, plugins, cookies transferred. Completely se

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