thebruce87m

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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
That was probably fine for portraying Listers character to be fair.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
It doesn’t - I’ve had a quick look and I don’t think even their top model does.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
I just picked up a NAS - a ugreen dxp2800 - for £300. It has 2x nvme slots and 2x 3.5 bays. It’s x86 so if you don’t like the ugreen os you can change it. It runs docker (supports docker compose) and vms and has the usual raid stuff. They a
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
I propose: Morge: when an AI agent is attempting to merge slop into your repo.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
> When I jump to Android I think garmin is probably the best choice, but maybe there are good wearables now. Unfortunately Android doesn’t have its act together re:built in health data database. I have a Garmin Fenix 8 - the latest flags
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
Does that equate to half the speed in terms of output? Any recommended benchmarks to look at?
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
Broken Arrow?
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
There are still some Neanderthals in Falkirk now shouting at hotels.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
You’ll regret this statement in 292 billion years
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
> The point you are DESPERATELY trying to miss is you can easily "recharge", a "dead" ICE at home too Eh? All I can see is you DESPERATELY trying to push the narrative that it’s common for people have barrels of fuel
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
They mean that rounded to the nearest percent, 0% of people will be filling up their car at home from a drum.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
Schrodingers garage. Ceases to exists when talking about EV charging but exists when ICE vehicles need cold starts.
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
“A place for everything and everything in its place”
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
I’m sure there are, but direct remote control of throttle, brakes etc in vehicles is _hopefully_ not part of that. I could see certain situations where it could be authorised when a vehicle is stranded and unable to operate autonomously at
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by thebruce87m 8mo ago
There are many other possibilities such as the system having learned the timings or another vehicle in the fleet observing the lights turn red at the other part of the junction. The least likely possibility is a person controlling the vehic
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
It used to be that the front/selfie camera would not have a filter.
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
I feel like I’m missing something here - presumably your vehicle has a speedometer? What does the Waze speed dial give you over this? Unless you mean that it has the speed limit too, if so I agree that it’s a must have, along with the speed
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
Tesla don’t only sell in the US - when you say “per vehicle sold” - are you saying that the American taxpayers were subsidising the global sales? Or are you saying they were not profitable only in America?
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
It’s understandable, but the reality is that many people like my 82 year old mother will use the wrong cable and have no clue why it’s not working.
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
USB-C is only a connector/socket - a device having a USB-C socket does not guarantee much beyond being able to plug a USB-C connector into it. Some USB-C devices only use the port for charging for example. Others might only support USB
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
This is obviously a big recurring issue which is statistically significant given the number of times that a user might call emergency services in their entire lifetime. If the reason you want to dismiss it is because you have a pixel then y
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
I don’t know why you want to downplay this issue. Google should be held accountable for this. It affects multiple users over multiple models and has caused real world harm. Imagine it was Apple. Now apply the same outrage.
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
I only posted an older hacker news link to show even people in this community have been affected. There are plenty of recent examples. https://www.phonearena.com/news/this-wild-bug-is-still-plagu... > I had this pro
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
> I always say a Pixel Given the emergency call issue that has plagued the series for years and are seemingly still unresolved I would think twice about this. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37714579
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
> Initially they didn’t have it They did have anti-stalking from the start btw. People still complained that it wasn’t good enough so they reduced some of the timings.
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
> I used to work in the semiconductor industry writing internal tools for the company. Hardware very rarely missed a deadline and software was run the same way. Former Test Engineer here. It was always fun when everyone else’s deadline s
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
Tip: turn the volume all the way down before listening to the recording. I had an unsettling worry that I was being programmed when I listened to it - a bit like an alternative to the virus in Pluribus.
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
You know what would be better? Telling me explicitly what file/script will run and asking permission for that. A blanket message every time is no better than the cookie popups and doesn’t tell me if the project has 0 files that will ru
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
Tonight I could see the colours without the camera but it definitely stands out more with the long exposure of the camera. Even with lights in the direct line of the shot you you can get good results - presumably the phone is doing HDR to a
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by thebruce87m 9mo ago
What’s the recommended RAM for running some of these? There is a “Memory” section but the numbers look low compared to what I was expecting - maybe this is right but they are heavily quantised. Basically trying to work out what I get to pla

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