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ofrzeta
9d ago
There's a plugin for Kicad https://github.com/bouni/kicad-jlcpcb-tools
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ofrzeta
10d ago
Is there not something like fraud detection for an unusual amount of spending, like 40k per week?
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ofrzeta
10d ago
Negativland is a name I haven't heard in about 30 years. They were comparatively famous in the 90s, I guess, due to using the U2 samples.
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ofrzeta
12d ago
This should include "Hands-on Large Language Models" by Jay Alammar and Maarten Grootendorst.
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The Machine That Says No: 1-Bit Music on the ZX Spectrum [video]
(youtube.com)
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15d ago
This article (German, sorry) claims that it tops out at 20W TDP https://www.computerbase.de/news/notebooks/lenovo-x-airjet-i...
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ofrzeta
15d ago
Ironically "Project AeroBlade and Project Swan proof-of-concepts explore the future of AI-powered business computing" but anyway I just read this when I re-visited the Lenovo site to learn more about that prototype with respect to
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15d ago
Lenovo is just vaporware currently as was their laptop with translucent display. YMMV but I no longer waste my time with things that are not available (and may never be). The Lenovo page that is linked from the page you posted is super ligh
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20d ago
Not sure what a "LAN" is but it happened to me at work that I thought .0 is not a valid host address until I learned about Layer-3 only networks. So also no ARP. I guess this is still a LAN although it's probably an "Ent
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20d ago
Tangential question: do quantum researchers benefit from LLMs in any way?
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ofrzeta
22d ago
They only sold the consumer and low-end server hardware line. You can still get IBM servers (Power) and mainframes.
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1mo ago
Where do you think the LLMs got the emdash from? When I worked as a magazine editor we took good care to discern ndash and emdash in printing. In Germany it is a Bindestrich (which links words, hence "bind") and Gedankenstrich (th
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1mo ago
This is a "game" that refers to the repeated delayed "Stuttgart 21" train station ('21 is the year it should have been finished).
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S21
(store.steampowered.com)
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1mo ago
Here you can see which Laptops are "certified" for Ubuntu https://ubuntu.com/certified/laptops From my experience most of the support hinges on the WiFi chipset, so some Dells have great support while others
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1mo ago
System76 is guaranteed to work, right? Also preinstalled if you like. Then there's also Tuxedo (which I understand are only rebranded chinese OEMs but still...)
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1mo ago
Is this what you want? https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/... Also: - https://wokwi.com/ - https://github.com/davidmonterocrespo24/velx
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1mo ago
You don't need to measure anything. Just do some sports. As simple as that.
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ofrzeta
1mo ago
In addition to things that "come to this industry" HN has a lot of fringe and hacky stuff that is interesting. At some point I was afraid to miss out until I learned that the really interesting stuff will come up again (and again
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SOM designs "vertical data center" for Downtown Kansas City
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2mo ago
The Kochbeutel is a German word but the idea comes from the US, I think. At least the brand that advertised parboiled rice in Germany for 50 years was Uncle Ben's (I guess it still is). "Der Gabeltest beweist es" ("the
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2mo ago
TFA cites "Each project requires thousands of skilled workers during the two to six year construction period (nearly 10,000 in Mount Pleasant)" so maybe it's not totally fiction (at least during build time).
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2mo ago
That's inside the DC, right? I'd think that even with current generation GPUs the noise of the fans won't be audible outside the building but the cooling infra that is outside the building plus (backup) power generation throu
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2mo ago
Well, my source (quoting some "Federal Environment Agency") says it does contribute to microplastics. Some googling seems to confirm this.
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"the term biodegradable used by manufacturers and distributors can be somewhat misleading for the final consumer" https://www.beease.com.hk/post/how-long-does-pla-take-to-dec...
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2mo ago
It is plastic, nothing else.
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2mo ago
When the ratio is almost 1:1 it is a bit more than a nit.
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2mo ago
I am torn because on one hand now I have the superpowers to actually implement more complex projects, say a Gameboy emulator, on the other hand I lost the desire to do so because what's the point? As a consumer of software and blogs it
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3mo ago
How did you diagnose the cancer?
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3mo ago
I have a hard time believing that even in a perfect world this would work because for that particular game A you have no reference. How will you compare it to sales of game B that also ships a a physical medium. Granted they can figure this
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