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by singlepaynews 2y ago
My struggle with all these tools is that it’s been universally easier to type “summarize this video <link>” into chatGPT than to even keep track of the link to service. I desperately want a openAI-powered business to be viable, but i
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
My worldview was challenged by linked Wikipedia page re: The American Dream, specifically this quote: “ a phrase referring to a purported national ethos of the United States: that every person has the freedom and opportunity to succeed and
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a CUDA equivalent of (2)? That’s a spectacular learning resource and I’d like to use a similar one to upskill for CUDA
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Lmao yeah maybe I’m showing my age; stop trying to make Fetch happen again
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
> Being an employer (small medical business, 10ppl) This may not be an edge case in terms of # of employers that fit your description, but is very likely an edge case in terms of # of employees with an employer that fits your description
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
In addition to being sold out; I’d like to support color.
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
You’ve got the right idea, that’s a similar-but-different screen manufactured by the same company; the on I’m linking to in OP has a faster refresh rate with the tradeoff of less color saturation. Edit: importantly, the screen you’ve linked
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Found the relevant data sheet: https://shopkits.eink.com/en/download/0223121109cy194658/Use... It would be enough for me to get a proof-of-concept with a >1sec refresh rate, assuming that I could hire eng
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Re: Alternatively buy an “official” e-ink thinkpad (and the Lenovo link): This is very likely the best idea. In my perfect world though I’m running OSX to support iMessage, etc. Maybe this is my sign to get off of iPhone; there are many p
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
I think USB-C is the bridge between this [driver chip]( https://shopkits.eink.com/en/product/detail/CONCERTODrivingB... ) and the motherboard; that said yes you’re understanding my intent perfectly, but the onl
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
You clearly know more than me about it—can I pay for an hour of your time to noodle on what DASUNG appears to have done? Based on my use of the 25” monitor, whatever they did is adequate, so if it can be replicated with a 13” panel (which
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
I’m in the “viability valley” of e-ink applications; happy to give up video, not happy to give up vsCode. I do not care about pen-based notetaking, but I care immensely about installing 3rd-party software outside of an App Store. I’ve been
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Thank you—#1 is what I was most concerned about, especially with M1/2/3/4 chipsets making hackintoshing less viable. I’m confident enough that if there’s a git repo I can install an OS, but if I need to write the driver pers
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Yes exactly—I’m looking at my own “pretty simple project” statement and thinking famous last words. I have just enough disposable income to try it, and if my foot gets shot I’ll be a sad camper. Also ty for the link trim; I’ll edit OP
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Can anyone help me make an e-ink laptop? Is there a rake on my lawn?
11 points by singlepaynews 2y ago|21 comments
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
This sounds like a productive solution, per my reply to @tmn: > My understanding is that employers already do pay to post on LI, indeed, etc. It simply works out that paying for ghost jobs is worth it, so the enforcement mechanism needs
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Rock on, I have implemented the components of ARM, but at an undergrad homework assignment level, not a “emulate ARM” level. Am I correct to say this class is called computer architecture? Linux is obviously Operating Systems, and “compili
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
What’s left here? I never took operating systems, going direct from EE bachelor to CS master’s, so this post/comment is perfectly at the gap in my education—I understand the metal->transistor->flop memory we see here, and the se
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
My understanding is that employers already do pay to post on LI, indeed, etc. It simply works out that paying for ghost jobs is worth it, so the enforcement mechanism needs to be a ban/other thing that doesn't rely on pricing
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
I think there’s a legitimate market opportunity here. I am seeking a cofounder to build the job board that vets employers, and makes money by charging candidates to access it. The problem to be solved, imo, is ghost listings. - I don’t c
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Hn/jobs may not have the interest, sure. Job posters in general may not have an interest. I think monetization here comes from candidates. As a job seeker I would be willing to pay for access to a job board where listings/poste
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
I like your suggesting actual features/systems, and the idea that we can make hn/jobs the better job board, but I think this targets the wrong problem: I don’t care if a company ghosts me b/c they hired someone else—I care th
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
> Have you interacted with any political organizations in the last 10 years offline? No, I haven’t. Honestly surprised at myself but post-2014 the answer is straight-up no. When I interact with them online (or, especially lately, by get
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Why? Do you know something I don’t? Intuitively to me it seems like “unverified identities are usually fake” is the core tenant of post-internet media literacy.
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Hi, I work at USPTO, the following statements and opinions are my own and represent me only: 1) While many do indeed file for the broadest patent possible, in my (limited) experience so far this makes an application much easier to reject.
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Would you do me the favor of explaining the joke? I get the premise—nobody cares about die size, but the comment being mocked seems perfectly innocuous to me? They want a laptop without an NPU b/c according to link we get more out of
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
Could I post a job in Seattle?
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
I exchanged some emails with this person--they were very helpful; I've learned that the barrier to supporting my features is using h264 encoding/decoding at the client/KVM: "" what technology are the headphones and
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by singlepaynews 2y ago
That's what google is showing me as well, but reading into it there seems to be a community of sysadmins who are frustrated that remote workers are asking for webcam/voice support that KVM's generally don't have. It seem
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How to ratatouille a windows machine with hardware?
1 points by singlepaynews 2y ago|4 comments

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