potatofrenzy

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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
Krebs doesn't report on that kind of stuff, he has a different focus. Dan Goodin has been covering tech for decades and does a really good job.
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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
I think part of the problem is that the rules are just kinda... stupid? There is absolutely no reason why regular alkaline batteries can't end up in household garbage. They don't contain heavy metals or anything else that'd m
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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
I've been playing with this for a while. In my experience, current LLMs work really well for looking up general electronics knowledge and reinterpreting it in the context of your problem. "What are the reasons my resistor-based vo
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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
DDG probably doesn't want to? On the time horizons they're thinking about, it's probably more expensive to develop competitive tech and keep it working than it is to pay for API access.
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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
Great if you don't have a thick accent, no kids screaming in the back, etc.
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by potatofrenzy 3y ago
This, in itself, is an oversimplification simplification. Signals travel through traces. It's just that the motion of charges in the conductor is mediated by electromagnetic forces, and electric and magnetic fields are not constrained
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by potatofrenzy 4y ago
> This "aCropalypse" event is an example of how making the wrong triage of an issue report can turn out very expensive. All the costs to the world of aCropalypse could've been averted. Not trying to be facetious, but... wh
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by potatofrenzy 4y ago
The sucky reality is that employees at big tech companies have little interest in running a sustainable and resilient business. We want constant team growth, never-ending promotions, ever-growing salaries. If another company is growing more