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by numpad0 8mo ago
And that's the "exact same set of domains" I'm talking about.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
psa: you can "uninstall" the bad sloppad and disable "App Execution Alias" for notepad.exe to get the better notepad back. just fyi
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I saw somewhere - it's not like "I know a friend" but literally read somewhere - IMEI is just configurable with standard cracked virus-loaded copies of QXDM :p But realistically, none of that matters. You'll be the only
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by numpad0 8mo ago
They wouldn't have problems telling apart bots and spammers from regular user activities. Lots of them still have problems just interpreting tweets and their replies make no sense. Just removing out-of-place replies using ML will fix m
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by numpad0 8mo ago
There's an app called Termux that comes with distro sources compiled for the Android/Linux. They're not binary compatible with regular GNU/Linux, but runs most software through distro standard ways.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
No one realistically speak SVG. Human consciousness isn't a software built on language. Speech center is just a part of a human brain.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Never. Using a Snapdragon phone. Sounds like an another isue with the Tensor SoC...
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Wet Japanese climate necessitate sterile packaging. It's not as extreme as the Southeast Asia, but things do get soggy in matters of hours. So "excessive" aluminized plastic wrapping is just a necessity.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
One thing I haven't seen mentioned on topics regarding this phenomenon: Japanese gambling places(pachinko parlors) appear to be more loud and obnoxious than their Western counterparts. I mean, it's literally* gambling, so both are
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Stereo cameras are useless against repeating patterns. They easily match neighboring copies. And there are lots of repeating or repeating-like patterns that computers aren't smart enough to handle. You can solve this by adding an emitt
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Most spinning robovac LIDARs are 2D. Most solid state robovac LIDARs are like 8x8 array of laser pointers. Automotive LIDARs are like, 128x64[px] for production models or 1920x1080[px] for experimental models with GbE and/or HDMI-equiv
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by numpad0 8mo ago
People saying LIDARs can't recognize colors or LIDARs can't take pictures don't know what they are talking about. They're just fancy cameras with synced flashes. Not Star Trek material-informational converting transporte
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by numpad0 8mo ago
The point is, it is a full EV. The "hydrogen fuel cell" thing is a type of a battery. A lot of people somehow misses this, and thinks it of an EV-ICE hybrid. It's not. The FC is a magic non-moving fin stack that generates ele
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Maybe latency. IIRC flash is a lot laggier than DRAMs and SRAMs.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I think that + it's an EV that Toyota don't have to source the battery cells. FCEVs are full EVs just like Tesla, that uses a different kind of battery than Li-ion.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
https://www.carsensor.net/usedcar/bTO/s235/index.html
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by numpad0 8mo ago
the currency eventually collapses
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by numpad0 8mo ago
But you were, sort of, accusing Chinese language as being an illogical and primitive amateur language. That's an extraordinary claim, with such absurd notions as "rote surgery" thrown as a side. It's more likely that you
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by numpad0 8mo ago
It's just that pilots have no capacity left to be fluent in every languages everywhere. You don't avoid ambiguity speaking in the second language in a critical situation, you just incur significant responsiveness plus bandwidth pe
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Same. It feels like the real trick is to get platforms to think you're some kind of important person that could hurt the platform if served too much ragebaits. And it also feels like they're compelled to maximize ragebaits for som
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> Chinese is too difficult of a language. > I have spent 5 years learning it part-time and have gotten to a level I can understand 30% of a TV show and 20% of a newspaper. > Unfortunately it's two different languages
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Say what you want about Sapir-Whorf, but it's just the reality that translation of anything to anything is generally gibberish . It's just a fact. The more literal it gets, the less coherent it will be. A complete word-for-word &
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Yeah. This effort feels perplexing. US just isn't the free-est country on Earth in terms of free speech protections, and the gap is slowly widening. IIRC there still isn't secrecy of communication baked into laws as principles.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
US requires only the serialized part of a firearm treated as guns. For the AR-15, which is like PC/AT of guns, it's a nearly cosmetic part of it, sort of a motherboard backplate. Or like, a collar for a dog rather than the heart o
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Personally, I don't bother prompting LLMs in Japanese, AT ALL, since I'm functional enough in English(a low bar apparent from my comment history) and because they behave a lot stupider otherwise. The Japanese language is always th
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Pebble was sort of the first/only smartwatch that are common+open enough && uses simplistic lightweight OS such that it'll last couple weeks per charge. Its competitors either didn't exist, weren't open(Xiaomi),
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I wonder if it has to do with Grok somehow. They had a suspiciously high reputation until they just binarily didn't, after Anthropic said they did something.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
He's few borders behind that bridge now. They've been injecting faults left and right, from hiding tweets and accounts as "unavailable" to sorting replies by spamminess and everything.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Worse yet, if you're not an expert(with autodidacts potentially qualifying), your ideas won't be original anyway. You'll be inventing a lot of novel cicular apparatus with a pivot and circumferencrial rubber absorbers for tr
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by numpad0 9mo ago
GPUs before crypto had a lot less amount of VRAM. Crypto investment funded a lot of stupid experiments, of which some did stick to the wall. I don't think gamers had lives completely ruined by crypto in the end.

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