r2_pilot

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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Yeah that's overkill. But PIR and esp32s would work for the most part. (don't rule out the radar, it's only $50 bucks at Sparkfun lol I just got it working the other day, it's pretty awesome)
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I am, for two. I bought the flagship Intel cpu the generation before support for win 11, and when I get done with it, I will switch it to Linux and have an awesome computer.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Depends on your threat profile and budget. Specifically if you're worried about your door opening, you can use a magnet and Hall effect sensor(or reed switch). Another thing you could do is PIR, but the cool kids are playing with 60GHz
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
There are new 60ghz sensors available that can do this (they can see through walls so you could have the sensor completely enclosed (maybe even potted in epoxy?!)). Sparkfun/Acconeer A121/XM125 is what I'm using,although not
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Computer viruses run on hardware they do not create but merely hijack. Unless a virus took control of a semiconductor fab, it's hard to argue that they are alive/reproducing in the context of this discussion.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Consent is implicitly implied in public spaces. [ https://www.krages.com/phoright.htm ]
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
>Bitcoin maxis aren't technologists; they're grifters trying to convince you their magic beans are the most special magic beans. Replace "bitcoin maxis" with any cryptocoin promoter and the statement remains true and
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Tesla, Boeing, Microsoft, for a minute there I wasn't sure which megacorp you were talking about
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
With that attitude, nothing will ever change.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I've very happily been refuting this verse lately by building a smart robot that could not have existed before modern tech.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I think you'd be surprised at the number of people who wear diapers to the casino so they don't have to take a break from the machines.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Just FYI there's a new Tribes that just released and I've been enjoying it.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
>>"something changes" When you lay down, blood shifts to your head which can cause your nasal passages to become engorged with blood, causing a stuffy sensation.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Cool, I learned something. But it also does seem like that would take additional energy(due to the particularly high enthalpy of water, if I remember my concepts correctly) so at least where I am, venting the excess moisture is the most exp
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
You can thank the patent trolls over at Immersion Corp spits in disgust for that.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Between the TPM requirements and the lack of left-side Taskbar after years of my work flow using that specifically, I would rather do without Windows 11 and will be repurposing the still-fine hardware for (another) Linux box at home.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Into the house, clearly. Hopefully their air conditioning removes humidity too.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
(a bit more money for the GPS to be fair) not even mentioning the fact that you should have clear-ish access to the sky, the time taken for you to receive the time data, and the possibility of jamming. I could go on but the two methods have
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Companies have regularly scheduled (weekly in some cases I know) maintenance windows affecting thousands of people. A home environment with an "always-on" router can surely find a 10 min window (say, 3 AM on a Sunday morning) wher
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
It's not naive and that's how many of them work.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
The existing liver stops sending distress signals once the stress is lessened on it, and the new liver uses the lack of signal to stop growing.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I happen to use a few of their cameras, and they generally work as advertised (satisfied Kickstarter backer for OAK D and OAK D lite, probably going to buy the OAK D pro at some point). But, while I did indeed pay less than 250 for them ind
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
You say that you are sure. Basing this off feelings? Why are your feelings valid? Show me your studies that show this effect, or you can accept this society as a case study since they've, you know, actually done this. I'd rather t
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
The engineers have accounted for this and appropriately fasten the individual components to the machine rather than bringing the parts in for assembling the machine while the high powered magnetic field is present.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
>"This flies in the face of survival of the fittest, species fitness, and all sorts of other evolutionary ideas." For the counterexample, see pack animals and their dynamics. Re: Genghis, certainly force has a way of making exc
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I use DepthAI cameras for a bunch of CV/ML stuff [ https://shop.luxonis.com/ ] (the models run on-camera the most part) with a Jetson Nano Orin as the microcontroller. I used to use just the Jetson Nano but Nvidia is try
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Point 1: ">There is actually quite a lot of evidence of God. There are many books, works, ancient religious structures, etc. which provides that evidence. It's the same evidence as there is evidence for ancient Sumerians. &quot
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Do yourself a favor and check out any of the books in this thread, if that's your jam. I woke up to sad news, but if someone can be introduced to his work by his passing, then it wouldn't be all bad news.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Not the parent but speaking from (multiple) EB occurances, you can get a mono spot test if it's suspected. My last rodeo, it took excluding hepABC, AIDS, cytomegalovirus, and finally a mono spot (along with liver enzymes testing 2x a w
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Fair enough. My friend and I play relatively small galaxies and both have somewhat beefy processors, so we haven't really noticed it slowing down outside the "hey where'd the weekend go" amounts of time it consumes.

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