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1y ago
We all now do, of course
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1y ago
Yeah this part was pretty weird. How do they know that was caused due to the rats' brains firing because they were imagining unfamiliar routes, vs something completely unrelated to the maze routes at all? Just because the hippocampus f
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1y ago
Ben Eater all day long over anyone else building a computer, sorry
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1y ago
If these are genuine TI parts, I highly suspect the issue to be a measurement error by the user. Whether it's $0.60 or $4 does not matter, that's due to the order size as mentioned in the article.
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1y ago
If the "little" book is 461 pages, I can't wait to see the big book.
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1y ago
Very interesting read! Didn't really understand log well on an intuitive level until now
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1y ago
Isn't the very first move of any chess game a reachable chess position with more than 218 moves?
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1y ago
Ah, I use Remote Management because I also do screen sharing on this mac mini from time to time
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1y ago
"The more I read about this character, the more I don't care for him" - Norm Macdonald
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1y ago
Just tested it and it works flawlessly! 1. Enable: General > Sharing > Remote Management 2. After reboot, when trying to SSH you get this message: "This system is locked. To unlock it, use a local account name and password. Once
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1y ago
Should've downloaded more ram for the wifi to work better
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1y ago
So you're saying i can now have a fully remote mac mini server with auto-reboot on power outage without the need to physically log in with a keyboard attached? Awesome
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1y ago
Check out linux-insides: https://0xax.gitbooks.io/linux-insides/content/
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1y ago
He needs to also declare bankruptcy
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1y ago
"Where AI Agents Transform Ideas into Production-Ready Code" --> Run as far as you can fast, this is today's equivalent of Web3
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1y ago
Doesn't pass the smell test. I'll stay away
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1y ago
Hmm why punish that site?
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1y ago
Tried to run the gpt-oss:20b in ollama (runs perfectly) and tried to connect ollama to jan but it didn't work.
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1y ago
I was in the same boat some time ago, ended up settling for a Casio radio controlled "atomic" clock for multiple orders of magnitude cheaper
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1y ago
For those stuck with the same issue on MacOS, use the terminal, go to the download directory, and type: unzip DogWalk.zip
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1y ago
Can't unzip on MacOS
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1y ago
What shoes do you use? How often do you replace them? How are your knees holding up after ten years?
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1y ago
This is completely unacceptable for a service like tailscale to not offer an easy way to opt out of all logs. Uninstalling it now from all my machines.
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1y ago
Will it support playing lossless files in FLAC or ALAC format? Will it be able to change the audio sampling rate per song to match the song's sampling rate?
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1y ago
Skimmed through chapter 1. That sounds like the way I was taught this subject in high school, nothing revolutionary. Not sure why they're talking so much about its brilliance
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1y ago
"We can't do anything about getting the computer to understand our indentations" Python: "hold my beer"
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2y ago
It's about formulas. Click on Table of Contents --> Welcome, and you'll see "Use formulas and functions in tables in the iWork apps—Numbers, Keynote, and Pages"
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2y ago
It's here to stay, and your boredom just makes you fall behind
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2y ago
Wish the article further explained how the mouse did this internally.
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2y ago
Something straight out of Samy Kamkar's book. Nice
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