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by russdill 6mo ago
And bonus, they don't have to go on record voting for all the things they support but know are immensely unpopular.
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by russdill 7mo ago
They have a diverse range of devices, including iPhones
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by russdill 7mo ago
I would, except all Maceij is providing is "vibes" and much of the official report is redacted.
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by russdill 7mo ago
Yes, I've also read material outside of that article from NASA's own staff and literature. Statements like this: "Put more simply, NASA is going to fly Artemis II based on vibes, hoping that whatever happened to the heat sh
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by russdill 7mo ago
An article written by a "Polish-American web developer, entrepreneur, speaker, and social critic" says it's not safe to fly. And? What do the astronauts flying on board with significantly more information say?
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by russdill 7mo ago
I suppose "this will be the first time we can test this slightly modified heat shield in the slightly different pressures and temperatures that it will have to endure." isn't quite as eye catching.
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by russdill 7mo ago
I mean, that's how these heat shields work. They aren't reusable, you can't test them and then use them again. Or do you mean the design? We already did Artemis I.
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by russdill 7mo ago
Vets already have enough to deal with you'd be more likely to end up with undesirable outcomes vs what you want. People would not take the animal to the vet. People would try to destroy the chip by whatever method they happen to read i
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by russdill 7mo ago
Bah, I was thinking of shutdown
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by russdill 7mo ago
This is a based on such a surface level understanding of one type of posix socket. Calling close twice on a socket is a normal allowed thing, particularly for non blocking sockets. Datagram sockets can be operated with bind, without bind, w
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by russdill 7mo ago
I take the Michael Bolton attitude, why should I leave, he's the one that sucks. There are elections coming up.
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by russdill 7mo ago
I want to agree, and it almost certainly seems like the case but visibility can be vary widely by position. So just because the camera was about as far away from the collision as the plane would have been when the truck was entering the run
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by russdill 7mo ago
Different people work differently I suppose. It's true that some of the fonts seem designed to be forgettable, such as Source, Product, Optimistic. But others are, like Netflix, Verizon, Korean Air, HP, and Colgate look heavily branded
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by russdill 7mo ago
For most of these fonts, I feel fairly certain if someone gave me a sample I could identify the brand.
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by russdill 7mo ago
I use Irrigation-V5 in combination with a flow meter to manage my sprinklers. Irrigation-V5 basically tracks the amount of moisture in the soil based on humidity, the amount of sunshine, temperature, rainfall, and of course when the sprinkl
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by russdill 7mo ago
This is a product that some people want and it's marketed for exactly what it is.
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by russdill 7mo ago
I'm sure there's some, but the small point here is that it almost certainly is more motivated by factors other than financial gain. I'm sure it you search you can find such cases though. The much broader point though is the d
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by russdill 7mo ago
Fucking hilarious to me when people claim academics are motivated by the "money", eg, when claimed by climate deniers.
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by russdill 7mo ago
Survivor bias is a helluva drug
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by russdill 7mo ago
Um, no. Please show me how you can fit 255 possible states in something smaller than a byte by using bitfields.
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by russdill 7mo ago
I think part of the idea is you and to make it impossible to misuse an underlying API. This can make development much less complex.
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by russdill 7mo ago
The amount of overhead a few bits of ECC has is basically a rounding error, and even then, the only time the hardware is really doing extra work is when bit errors occur and correction has to happen. The main overhead is simply the extra RA
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by russdill 8mo ago
This is more of a "Are all the windows closed upstairs?" "The windows upstairs..." "...are all closed except for the bedroom window" The first portion of the response requires a couple of seconds to play but on
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by russdill 8mo ago
At least running things locally, such a model completely blows up your latency
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by russdill 8mo ago
I've experimented with having different sized LLMs cooperating. The smaller LLM starts a response while the larger LLM is starting. It's fed the initial response so it can continue it. The idea of having an LLM follow and continuo
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by russdill 8mo ago
"I don't like the Jews and hate the Nazis."
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by russdill 8mo ago
The divorce mechanism is the legal end of the partnership. It's not an indication of who initiated the termination of the partnership itself.
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by russdill 8mo ago
They revoked driver's licenses of transgender individuals in Kansas giving only 3 days notice.
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by russdill 8mo ago
It looks like both clients must be on the same VLAN for the attack to work. They could be connected on different BSSIDs or even different SSIDs, but they still must be on the same VLAN.
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by russdill 8mo ago
Unmonitored entraces/exits at Texas Instruments had turnstyles or airlock style doors.

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