ta988

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by ta988 9mo ago
A lot of plastic? less than a couple takeout orders no?(sure that's less of a toxic plastic in food containers but still)
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The Tangible Media Collection(tangiblemediacollection.com)
2 points by ta988 10mo ago|0 comments
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Meta shuts down global accounts linked to abortion advice and queer content(theguardian.com)
368 points by ta988 10mo ago|344 comments
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by ta988 11mo ago
It removes the most important part of Zettelkasten: You
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by ta988 11mo ago
There are so many artifacts that could cause those observations that I emit serious doubts that's what is happening in those experiments.
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by ta988 11mo ago
OpenWrt, make a wifi network only for those nasty spying devices, printers, tvs etc
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by ta988 11mo ago
If your accountant doesn't give you the forms AND worksheets, change accountant.
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Rise of the 'porno-trolls':how one porn platform made millions suing its viewers(theguardian.com)
12 points by ta988 11mo ago|1 comments
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by ta988 11mo ago
Claude Code is much more efficient even compared to Cursor using the Anthropic models. The planning and tool use is much better.
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by ta988 1y ago
Happened to lots of commercial routers too (free wifi with sign-in pages in stores for example) and that's way outside us-east-1
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by ta988 1y ago
Depends... do you need wifi, screen and others always on? can you wake some on a timer? on user interaction? on interrupts? https://lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-sleep-modes-power-cons... You can use those sleep modes in mi
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by ta988 1y ago
Thanks, I would buy your book. But I understand the effort necessary all too well.
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Some Notes on Probability Judgement(blog.djnavarro.net)
2 points by ta988 1y ago|0 comments
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by ta988 1y ago
Congratulations ASUS for 0.01% of your marketing budget you could have fixed the experience of your millions of users, reduced the amount of replaced computers, improved your brand positive views... This once again proves that many companie
75.
by ta988 1y ago
The datadog sales team would do that kind of things to us, which basically led to us banning them from even consideration.
76.
by ta988 1y ago
Apple is too much about beeing closed and creating barriers not sure that would have been a good fit. Plus that's a good way to flee a country quickly degrading.
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by ta988 1y ago
And a lot of US sites don't work in France either, or they ban you after just a couple requests with no appeal...
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by ta988 1y ago
I would really much want to see which Marx (with Engels or not) writings advocate for mass surveillance. I would also like to see a reference of when did he call for a bourgeoisie massacre.
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Vibe-Coding Yourself into Irrelevance(osnews.com)
17 points by ta988 1y ago|2 comments
80.
by ta988 1y ago
fluoride with no kind of antibacterial is fine (careful with thymol etc). Check your toothpaste for anti bacterial as well. you want to remove food and plaque, not good bacteria.
81.
by ta988 1y ago
The blood detector.
82.
by ta988 1y ago
70% faster, but more importantly 35x times less syscalls.
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Security vulnerability on U.S. trains – known for 13 years(tomshardware.com)
9 points by ta988 1y ago|6 comments
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by ta988 1y ago
Bitwig does and it works really well. pretty much a replacement for live.
85.
by ta988 1y ago
Do you mind explaining a bit more with a concrete example your first paragraph?
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by ta988 1y ago
It is a question of failure mode. If your hard drive motor dies, if the heads fail, if the electronics fail, if the sealing fail (in some cases it can be repaired by specialists but that's not easy and much more expensive than a tape r
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You Don't Own the Word "Freedom": A Full-Burn Response(fireborn.mataroa.blog)
14 points by ta988 1y ago|1 comments
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by ta988 1y ago
This doesn't solve the issue of either storage or continous (and controllable) supply.
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by ta988 1y ago
Search for CNC videos, those machines work in oily, soapy, dusty and full of metal shavings environments and do fine.
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by ta988 1y ago
But this still has a massive cost. Replacing or repairing an actuator isn't cheap, in material and in time of unavailability.

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