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by pants2 3y ago
I would be concerned about power efficiency / battery life considering the type of rendering it's doing. That would be cool to get some info on.
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by pants2 3y ago
I'm prone to losing sunglasses, so some years ago I went through the process of testing out a dozen Alibaba sunglasses to find the best ones. I settled on one that's $4/pair, sturdy, and looks/feels/functions just l
843.
by pants2 3y ago
That's crazy. I would venture to say that most workplaces have security cameras, many with sound recording, that can be accessed at any time by management or building security. But commercial airline pilots can't be recorded?
844.
by pants2 3y ago
$1.8B lost to crypto hacks in 2023. Hard to say how much of that is North Korea, but it's a nontrivial amount.
845.
by pants2 3y ago
Ordinals and restaking
846.
by pants2 3y ago
The SEC didn't even have 2FA set up on their account. One can hardly expect them to sign their messages.
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by pants2 3y ago
> The @SECGov twitter account was compromised, and an unauthorized tweet was posted. The SEC has not approved the listing and trading of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products. https://twitter.com/GaryGensler/status&#
848.
by pants2 3y ago
Based on this observation I posed this question on /r/AskMen some time ago. "Would you be castrated to live 15 years longer?" - overwhelmingly the answer was no.
849.
by pants2 3y ago
There are a surprising number of injuries every year from phones falling out of roller coasters and hitting people!
850.
by pants2 3y ago
Xometry will fabricate pretty much anything from anything and it's easy to use - but not cheap.
851.
by pants2 3y ago
In the effulgent firmament of your discursive exposition, juxtaposing the Go paradigm with the antediluvian 'new Basic' edifice, I find myself enveloped in an ethereal nebula of syntactic opulence and metaphorical grandiloquence.
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by pants2 3y ago
TinyGo can do that no problem.
853.
by pants2 3y ago
Or look at it like a kitchen... Some people get every as-seen-on-TV gizmo to make caramelizing their coconuts easier, but professional chefs just need a good knife and a cast iron pan.
854.
by pants2 3y ago
Great investigation and data. While the M3 Pro looked pretty disappointing at first because of the loss in P core count, it looks like the huge strides have been made with the E core performance, so it's not the downgrade that one migh
855.
by pants2 3y ago
Google's misleading demonstration video shows they can't be trusted to honestly evaluate their own model. Until we can actually get our hands on Ultra and try for ourselves, I wouldn't give too much credit to their numbers.
856.
by pants2 3y ago
In college I made a 1D space invaders game - but it ran on an Arduino (with one physical 'shoot' button) and was played on an 8foot RGB LED light strip. I had it mounted on a wall and I would catch students and professors playing
857.
by pants2 3y ago
Not sure where you got the idea what nobody offers crypto insurance. Lloyd's of London, one of the world's oldest and largest insurers, offers crypto insurance[1], just as one example. You also have decentralized options like Nexu
858.
by pants2 3y ago
Now they'll need to train an LLM to speak Simlish[1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simlish
859.
by pants2 3y ago
Apple's memory configurations for the M3 are confusing and expensive. Charging $400 for an additional 18GB of RAM is ridiculous. If they halved their memory upgrade prices maybe I would consider it, but as-is it's very hard to jus
860.
by pants2 3y ago
I'm fully aware of Linux... It's also a very impressive open-source project. To elaborate, reason I consider Ethereum to be more impressive is the collaboration between maintainers and releases of different clients and client vers
861.
by pants2 3y ago
The company I work for uses USDC for quite a lot of B2B transactions and settlements. On the tech side it's miles easier to use and build tooling for than things like wire transfers through our bank. Seriously, I've gone back and
862.
by pants2 3y ago
Is it? Layer 2 solutions are here and working well.
863.
by pants2 3y ago
I don't envy the client teams that have to keep up with all these changes. Ethereum really is the most impressive open source project in the world, IMO, because it's a live system with half a dozen different clients written in dif
864.
by pants2 3y ago
What if OpenAI were to first summarize or transform the content before training on it? Then the LLM has never actually seen copyrighted content and couldn't produce an exact copy.
865.
by pants2 3y ago
It pains me that in my home server setup, I have solar panels that produce DC, then an inverter converts that to AC for the wall outlet, then my UPS converts that to DC to charge its battery, which converts it back to AC to plug my servers
866.
by pants2 3y ago
This is awesome! I have a list of activities somewhere I need to suggest It would be cool to have daytime/night filters too if we're looking for something to do at night!
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by pants2 3y ago
The tech bro stereotype has only emerged in the past couple of decades, and even so is mostly isolated to the United States. Doctors are still the go-to "money and status" profession for most of the world.
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by pants2 3y ago
I've had two doctors that I considered great, both of them got fed up with the medical system and decided to switch careers. I don't think this is uncommon either.
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by pants2 3y ago
The reality is that chronic diseases vary greatly from person to person, and a doctor just doesn't have the time/patience/first-hand experience to treat your disease optimally. That's why their best option in the 20 minu
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by pants2 3y ago
The iPhone's built in text OCR and image subject cutouts are also extremely good, just in the photos app.

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