raisedbyninjas

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by raisedbyninjas 1y ago
For devices with mics, can you have them play a test chirp to measure the latency of Bluetooth or other laggy sound stack?
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
There's value in the parts and eventually there will be scrap value.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Unless you were raised by a pack of wolves in the wilderness, you're benefiting from the society that's been built by generations of your fellow man. Leeching off of that when it's convenient and living a private life when it
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Try searching for Town hall outrage. Here's one of the first that I saw. https://youtu.be/iGD4kcBrQjc?si=8m42qO-llaWXQpaC We've seen a lot more corporate supplication to the admin this go around. Some are saying t
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
AFAICT, biologists didn't screw up and give two different body parts the same name. Neck bones are called cervical vertebrae.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
I keep my projects open in Cursor and Visual Studio at the same time. Cursor is only used to interact with the AI.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Make sure the old-person in your life has hand lotion on. Touch screens are not tuned to their drier skin.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
I may be wrong, but I think the concern was delicate components protruding from the body are susceptible to damage in urban areas.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Just expanding the court with pure loyalists seems easier.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
I didn't smell anything. A 200W PSU isn't terribly expensive and being cheaper than more efficient processors seems reasonable. I also only run a single 4k monitor so haven't thought about driving 4x the pixels recently.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Hyundai and Kia from some recent models years were missing the engine immobilizer resulting in many thefts. Maybe you're thinking of the vulnerability on Kia's web portal.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
That's also just the volume of trash. It doesn't include all the support infrastructure present at each landfill or the buffer real estate so that it is not adjacent to any desirable real estate. It's not practical to have a
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
PepsiCo did the same thing. Custodians dumped everything into the same bags. Leadership confirmed it all went to the dump. Still had a personal recycle bin crammed under every desk.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Our human in the loop process with traditional OCR uses confidence scores from regions of interest and the page coordinates to speed-up the review process. I wish the LLM could provide that, but both seem far off on the horizon.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
The sample images don't show a large difference between the real and generated photo. The light sources in the real photo must have been pretty close to the subject.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
I find it difficult to believe that a coterie of seal spouses coordinated a brain study of their dead husbands and after finding a smoking gun, none of them thought to fire off a message to anybody in the Navy.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Then parts touching the condesation get soggy.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
The scale of tire tread that just gets washed down into waterways seems staggering. It's probably no more egregious than other pollution sources though. Anyway, the napkin math is 20 million tons of tires manufactured per year. If 1% o
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Electricity production is only about half of carbon emissions. 100% nuclear electricity would make a significant dent, but climate change would still persist.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
I'm looking forward to more phevs that don't have anemic batteries or performance. If my spouse, for example, can't drive on the highway or complete a single commute without burning gas, then she will rarely have the motivati
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
It's a non-zero factor. Designs for cars, furniture, shoes, hairstyles, all evolve.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Or car buyers just want turn signal stalks or auto windshield wipers that work.
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Maybe no school board buys and puts it into every class. Parents will still buy it and it can supplement learning gaps when doing homework. $20/month is a rounding error compared to pre-school, clothes, extra-curricular activies, priv
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Or firing the whole supercharger team in an apparent tantrum, or killing the blue checkmark to turn it into a "revenue stream".
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
Even ignoring the culture wars stuff, with the decisions we've seen from him, I wish he'd step away from Space-X. I think it's only a matter of time before he pulls the same antics and boondoggles we've seen at his other
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
In my area they're occasionally used to blow leaves in the fall. Mostly they blow grass clippings off the street and sidewalk. Leaves in the fall are mostly mulched by mowers. It's about 20 times faster than blowing them around an
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by raisedbyninjas 2y ago
dns.adguard.com on Android works across browsers and other apps.
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by raisedbyninjas 3y ago
Because of knowledge of probability or software quality? Casino software has a lot of review and regulation because the customers have money at stake.
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by raisedbyninjas 3y ago
This is the same psychology in play when the lotto balls pop from the hopper or loot boxes open or slot machine wheels turn. A few seconds of suspense and fanfare for the reward is more satisfying.
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by raisedbyninjas 3y ago
So alcoholics should do a periodic stress test of binge eating to get an early warning.

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