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by therein 1y ago
SBF, maybe. Elizabeth Holmes, no chance.
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by therein 1y ago
They still do. My m1, m1max and m4max Macbook Pros all build a positive static charge. It isn't even something that renders it "returnable" because I observed it on every single Macbook in the last 4-5 years so I just assume
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by therein 1y ago
Management: Let's wait until James Hamilton's yacht makes landfall and then he'll fix it in 3 minutes.
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by therein 1y ago
>you would have thought by now we’d have discovered everything I genuinely wouldn't.
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by therein 1y ago
Oh no, not being able to visit UK must be the worst punishment of all. They'll live their lives without being able to see Luton. What kind of life is that.
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by therein 1y ago
It is not harder if you don't care about or even understand what could go wrong. It is harder if you care and want to be as confident of this code as if it is your own hand-written code. Feels like you are assuming everyone has your di
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by therein 1y ago
That's exactly what I do with mine but apparently more and more manufacturers are putting the modem unit behind the same fuse that powers something essential.
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by therein 1y ago
Yeah I am fine with OTA updates affecting anything as long as they are explicitly opt-in. I'd support mandating a physical switch that controls the power to the modem to be present.
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by therein 1y ago
They use hydraulics, not necessarily fly-by-wire and servos. But when they lose the engines, then they lose hydraulic pressure.
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by therein 1y ago
It is kind of hard to truly restrict its usage sure but how about we don't create IEEE standards for it. You would get uncomfortable seeing an IEEE 802.11dp that's able determine if you're wearing an underwear that day, but t
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by therein 1y ago
> A better term would be “Augmented Engineering” (AE). I don't think it necessarily deserves a special name. It is just engineering. You don't say book assisted engineering when you use a book as a reference. It is just enginee
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by therein 1y ago
I just wish Finder was able to remember that I want the "Desktop" entry on the sidebar. I go to preferences and add it back and it forgets that I want it there all the time. It is annoying bugs like this that made me conclude, App
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by therein 1y ago
No, unless you're riding the hype train so hard that you are excited to go to colonize Mars thanks to AI advances.
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by therein 1y ago
On OSX there is a bug where if you have automatic ear detection on, even with latest AirPods, it will connect back properly but the OS will not switch the output to it, but it will think it did. You will have to turn off bluetooth and turn
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by therein 1y ago
This is pretty unacceptable in so many ways. Facebook should do bring your Meta glasses to work day for all the companies that are not as hip as they are. Some companies might have IT departments that blocked X. Elon should buy xatwork.com
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by therein 1y ago
They surely can detect it, but what are they going to do after detecting it? Loop the last job with a different seed and hope that the model doesn't lie through its teeth? They won't be doing it because the model will gladly gener
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by therein 1y ago
Same but banks are cramming in more and more app-only features. That's why a dedicated device for them is going to be my workaround. I could see myself having GrapheneOS on my primary device and having that act as a hotspot for my smal
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by therein 1y ago
> so there was a bigger hope for a successful rebelion. Not if you want to run banking apps on that device.
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by therein 1y ago
Scary. A person with awareness of how LLMs would work would not feel comfortable doing that. It can hallucinate things, forget entries. It is just plain silly.
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by therein 1y ago
The API is obviously open and you can submit your own readings which are not verified in any way. It is a good effort but I wouldn't trust all the data you see on this site.
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by therein 1y ago
I am sure many are familiar but I found it amusing when someone explained to me why it is called magic smoke. It is because electronics work through magic so when you let the magic smoke out, they stop working.
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by therein 1y ago
Maybe you're thinking of the drama involving Caddy putting sponsorships into its Server header. They walked that back relatively quickly and hasn't been a problem since then. Back when they both were on the rise, they felt equival
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by therein 1y ago
402 Payment Required will be a thing we see very often soon.
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by therein 1y ago
It still would be. Loss of agency. Ads are text and images you see. Native advertising in a chatbot conversation is a third party bidding their way into your conversation. Machine showing you an ad versus injecting intention into your conte
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by therein 1y ago
With Google referrer, it loads even more often, even on mobile I believe. Same for LinkedIn. It will not authwall you if you're coming from Google.
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by therein 1y ago
Good post, also they use Quectel because it allows changing IMEI with a single AT command.
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by therein 1y ago
Oh I got the heat for it? From you? I felt none of it. Way to represent your employer weird champ. It is wild that an employee (lmao CEO) posts this way and it is sanctioned by his employer. I guess you're used to talking this way to y
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by therein 1y ago
> It seems like you are reaching pretty hard to find an issue with this statement. Your comment seems to come from a lack of experience scaling databases and not understanding how difficult it is to do what we've done in partnership
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by therein 1y ago
Sounds like it is yet another Postgres cloud offering. It is a little cringe for them to self-congratulate and say "allowing companies like Cursor, Intercom, and Block to scale beyond previous limits". Did any of these companies r
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by therein 1y ago
Oh, I just got this dystopian image in my mind where you don't even talk about memes from content made by humans anymore and all you get are weird themes inserted into your custom generated content. So just like how we don't watch

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