tart-lemonade

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by tart-lemonade 10mo ago
My grocery store's website (Jewel-Osco) doesn't even work on Firefox; searching for anything just gives me a loading screen that never goes away, even on a brand new profile with all cookies accepted and no adblocker or other exte
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by tart-lemonade 11mo ago
Not really, that's just basic access control. If you've used Colab or Cloud Shell (or even just Google Cloud in general, given the need to explicitly allow the usage of each service), it's not surprising at all.
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The 70-year anniversary of two important IBM Selectric patents(sharktastica.co.uk)
2 points by tart-lemonade 11mo ago|0 comments
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by tart-lemonade 11mo ago
Good catch, I just saw IR tracking on the page and didn't investigate further. I can't wait to see some teardowns (physical and firmware) of the device, then we can get a better look at what it is truly capable of. Though it would
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by tart-lemonade 11mo ago
You're right, it does. I completely forgot about that; the Bluetooth broke on mine years ago. (Sadly it's too late to edit my comment.)
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by tart-lemonade 11mo ago
It does have IR tracking, so presumably it could be made compatible with lighthouses, but if they don't make it compatible (and currently the page makes no mention of it) I don't know how well it could track objects out of frame c
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by tart-lemonade 11mo ago
As someone who bought the original Steam Controller, I'm very excited it's finally getting a successor, especially since it supports Bluetooth. It is always annoying having to move my USB dongle between my desktop and my Steam Lin
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Steam Controller(store.steampowered.com)
83 points by tart-lemonade 11mo ago|66 comments
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
I've also seen these marketed as "Kodi boxes".
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
Alternatively, it could become more efficient at creating inefficiencies. Imagine pushing your vibe-coded changes triggering a CI hook that uses an LLM to create a TPS report per commit+pipeline in a merge request, which another LLM-based b
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
The US also has outsized influence in this arena due to the USD being the world reserve currency. Which isn't to say that might makes right, but it's easier to get your way when you can dictate the terms by which banks and nations
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
Intel's iGPUs don't seem very at risk because the market for low-power GPUs isn't very profitable to begin with. As long as Nvidia is able to sell basically any chip they want, why waste engineering hours and fab time on low-
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Inside the world’s most powerful AI datacenter(blogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by tart-lemonade 1y ago|1 comments
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
> I could go into more specifics if interested (storage at scale/speed is my bread and butter), but this post is long enough. I would read an entire series of blog posts about this.
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
Just to clarify, do you mean that UUIDv4 in general is worse, or just this 7->4 obfuscation?
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
The longer the route, the harder it is for the food to stay fresh and warm/cold/frozen. It's a trade-off between efficiency, price, and customer satisfaction.
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
It always felt like a weird business model to me. If you lack a physical presence, the only thing you have over a decent prepared section at the grocery store is variety (and freshness, at least in theory). You don't even have convenie
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Six Years of Admiral Shark's Keyboards(sharktastica.co.uk)
1 points by tart-lemonade 1y ago|0 comments
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
I have a painting of a commuter train I used to ride to work every day. It's not a conversation starter (or rather, I'm always the one who starts talking about it) but I love it because it reminds me of when I discovered that I di
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
It was done to try and make the bill somewhat pencil out and make the national debt increase less egregious. Everyone just assumed it would be delayed forever or reversed before it could take effect, but those negotiations failed, triggerin
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
It also doesn't work when the media is either striving to uphold the status quo that got us here or actively going out of its way to try and make things worse.
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
I was also curious about this. Table A1 on page 56 lists examples of positions that are automated vs augmented, and these are the positions the authors think are going to be most augmented (allegedly taken from [0]): - Chief Executives - M
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Framework Laptop 16 – Prototypes and scrapped ideas [video](youtube.com)
2 points by tart-lemonade 1y ago|0 comments
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
I feel like this video ran too long for what it is. I was hoping for more information on server GPUs, as those are where the big bucks are (all the talk of price constraints seems to indicate a primarily consumer market) and you can't
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
Out in rural Michigan, there are plenty of spots where an LTE signal technically exists but you can't do much beyond calls and texts (and even those fail sometimes), and it's interesting to see what apps still work. For instance,
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URL Lengthener – The Opposite of a URL Shortener(namitjain.com)
1 points by tart-lemonade 1y ago|0 comments
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
What fields do you expect these hyper-parallel experiments to take place in? Advanced robotics aren't cheap, so even if your AI has perfect simulations (which we're nowhere close to) it still needs to replicate experiments in the
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
It feels very much like "assume a spherical cow..."
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by tart-lemonade 1y ago
https://archive.is/8h1Ds
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Intel credit rating drops to 2 steps above junk status amid worsening struggles(techspot.com)
3 points by tart-lemonade 1y ago|1 comments

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