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by ta988 3y ago
eps8266 is sub $1 if you buy enough never heard of a $0.02 module.
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by ta988 3y ago
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20322844231212661 It is unclear how the decryption was made, but it talks about how the servers were tapped into including RAM access!
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by ta988 3y ago
There are killings and exploitation for a lot of other things, gold, diamonds, rare earths, coffee, avocados you name it.
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by ta988 3y ago
I don't see any explanation of why in your opinion it is stupid, I would be interested to know one architect view on that.
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by ta988 3y ago
Some studies say that average life of companies on the S&P 500 is less than 20 years. So if Bitcoin does double that it is quite successful. https://www.imd.org/research-knowledge/disruption/articles/w...
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by ta988 3y ago
Humans have mental states which are not related to anything that happened in the current discussion. Those include memories l, emotions, fatigue, excitation and so many more. Words are only a tiny part of what makes us humans, but they are
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by ta988 3y ago
Based on the previous words up to severeal tens of thousands of them. And that's the major difference with a system like a markov-chain where this would be impossible to do efficiently at that scale.
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by ta988 3y ago
That's the problem in the US, people are fighting so much for remote problems that were fed to them by politicians trying to be elected that they don't see the real problems they face. If all that energy was directed at changing w
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by ta988 3y ago
The solution for microplastics and most polutants is not a sigle technology. It is the 3Rs: Reduce - Reuse - Recycle For some polutants like PFAS the reuse and recycle may be impossible for now. We could at best React them or Restrain them.
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by ta988 3y ago
I was refering to the book before I realized it was also a serie of articles. There were a few stories about the involvment of the company in tobacco, the opioid crisis, and some geopolitical stories that made it quite a bit more than just
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by ta988 3y ago
What was the impact of "When McKinsey Comes to Town" internaly?
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by ta988 3y ago
One advantage of byebug is that if you do a sleep in something with theeads like capybara tests, the browser becomes functional again. Which is not the case with irb/debug. I couldn't find a way to reproduce this behavior in recen
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by ta988 3y ago
NIH is using volunteers to review grants and some programs. So same problem applies. I've even seen reviewers stealing the work from grants they reviewed (and noted really badly so it wouldn't get funded) and that same reviewer di
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by ta988 3y ago
To add to that because it may not be clear for everyone, if they leave the knowledge will sprout other companies that will directly be able to compete with openai with different flavors. If this happens that mean OpenAI may really well be f
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by ta988 3y ago
The only safety they are worried about is their own safety from a legal and economical point of view. These threats about humanity-wide risks are just fairy tales that grown ups say to scare each other (roko basilisk, etc there is a lineage
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by ta988 3y ago
Fakes in the sense of much lower quality tobacco, often mixed with cheaper materials to bulk them and in lower amounts. So people get a product at black market price that is not the expected one. Tax stamp trafficking is used to cover for t
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by ta988 3y ago
There are a lot of fakes. Tax stamp traficking is a common thing. And it is much much less dense than a bill or a piece of precious metal.
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by ta988 3y ago
Not that hard with dosbox look at what Archive.org has done.
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by ta988 3y ago
The opioid epidemic has been mostly fueled by pharma companies, their consultants, doctors, pharmacists and the government that did nothing for decades despite knowing well something wasn't right. The war on drugs mostly criminalized p
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by ta988 3y ago
All of that work for me on AMDGPU, so likely not a KDE bug. Same here I have been using wayland with sway and KDE depending on the machines (some with intel gpu, but no nvidia) for a few years now and nothing to complain about (fedora, arc
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by ta988 3y ago
Is it a Nvidia? They are notoriously buggy.
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by ta988 3y ago
Guanabana is an Annonaceae also called soursop. It is really good but it could also a dangerous thing to eat every day due to its annonacin (and related) content that can lead to neurotoxicity.
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by ta988 3y ago
https://github.com/enjoy-digital/litex they have tutorials, you can get compatible boards for around $20
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by ta988 3y ago
There is a ton of open source stuff these days see: https://icestudio.io/ https://github.com/enjoy-digital/litex https://github.com/os-fpga/open-source-fpga-resource
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by ta988 3y ago
I have a nexus tablet and ipads that are 10 years old and they still work. The iPad I had to repurpose in a osc controller because of lack of updates but the nexus still works and is useful.
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by ta988 3y ago
My ceramic pans all died in 10yeara. just threw out my last one. stainless and iron some beeing 30 yo are still working fine (and the ceramic would get sticky with time anyway)
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by ta988 3y ago
Because nobody force them to, and they can get away with selling tainted food? Testing means testing costs plus throwing away lots that don't pass. So unless coerced they tend not to (some good companies do anyway but they are rare).
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by ta988 3y ago
Yes, unfortunately that's part of the things that are not told by the people pushing cannabis as a safe drug to use. Maybe it is not deadly, but it is still habit forming and can have extremely negative consequences. I wish people woul
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by ta988 3y ago
Don't use delta 8 none of that stuff is purified it is a giant mess. There are a ton of articles on the analysis of d8.
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by ta988 3y ago
It is really hard to get people to understand that. And there is a lot of false beliefs about thc being safe and being overall good. Maybe in small occasional amount, but I keep seeing disasters around me with heavy consumers.

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