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by throitallaway 2y ago
Yes, the "USB-C port at the bottom ---->" and huge QR code really got me going. I have to hope that's all on a sticker that's meant to be torn off after you take it out of the package.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Our Cloudflare CSR is laughably slow at responding to things. Once it took 3-4 months and I was wondering if he still worked there.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Android 15 has a "Private Space" feature that can be somewhat hidden and used to sandbox apps/data. It will prompt for a secondary unlock if you know where to look.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Welcome to the machine. What sort of jobs are you applying for? If you haven't worked in your field at all yet, keep your sights low and apply for entry level positions or internships. IME there can be a large gap between what formal e
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Funnyish story: the other night I asked my Pixel 9 to generate an image via Gemini, then I asked it to make a change. It didn't consider the previous context, so I asked it "Are you capable of keeping context?" No matter how
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by throitallaway 2y ago
PWM. This is widely used method for dimming.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
DeepMind went from playing Pong to protein folding in a short number of years. There are much harder things for AI to do than playing video games. Also see: self driving cars.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Gemini Pro does this constantly. * It'll output a broken script * I tell it what's wrong and how to fix it * It tells me I'm absolutely right and that it will correct it * It outputs a script with the exact same brokenness
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by throitallaway 2y ago
The mod system uses lua, so that was always possible. https://lua-api.factorio.com/stable/
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by throitallaway 2y ago
The best thing that JSON is good at is human readability. I would say human composibility as well, but YAML and others are better for that. As a machine data exchange and storage format, JSON is extremely inefficient.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Not everyone is immersed in pop culture, not everyone is a native English speaker, etc. It doesn't cost anything to be kind.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
The lack of capitalization made it difficult for me to quickly read sentences. I had to be much more intentful when scanning the text.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Yes, and at this point Laravel has a healthy ecosystem built up around it. There's a large community, tons of plugins available, and professional support for it.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Apple is the king us using old kit and marketing it as innovative. On the flip side, 26 hours of video playback on battery is crazy long, and 60Hz is a big contributor to that.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
LED headlights in some vehicles are a close second.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
It's great that Paperwhite have caught up to Kobo in this manner. Back when I was evaluating replacing my (lost) Kindle I believe it was only an option on the top tier ($300+) Kindle.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
I moved from Kindle to Kobo for the sole reason that the backlight had tunable color temperature. I've ended up liking it for lot of reasons, including how open they are.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
IME Erlang was like this ~8 years ago (the last time I touched it) but things may have changed since then.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
I get a little nervous about my Pixel watch. None of those watches have been updated since November and there are likely some juicy CVEs hanging out on them. https://developers.google.com/android/ota-watch
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by throitallaway 2y ago
I was considering my cell phone and hotspot experiences (not 5G fixed wireless.) I suppose that has some amount of prioritization happening in order to provide a "stable" experience. My experiences with LTE/5G/5GUW have
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Interesting project, but I can't say I've ever wondered whether or not it's time to touch my Yubikey. Authenticating with a token is a very intentful process.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Sure but I'll take the latency, jitter, and reliability of that fiber over cellular any day.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Trump says a lot of things. > “They’re going to lay the groundwork and detail plans for exactly what our movement will do,” Trump said during an April 2022 (talking of The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025) > “I have nothing to
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Same thing with Captchas. If I'm placing a food order or something and I'm presented with a Captcha 9 times out of 10 I just say "screw it."
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by throitallaway 2y ago
All going according to plan.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
They're both forms of encoding.
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by throitallaway 2y ago
IMO keep it simple applies here. The page linked below does pretty much everything your page does (minus code diffs) and is MUCH easier to read. https://go.dev/doc/tutorial/getting-started#code
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by throitallaway 2y ago
I'm not OP, but my brain also quickly noped out of reading that page. I can appreciate the care that went into the formatting of commands and links, but it's a bit much to parse all at once. I think monospaced/preformatted te
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Microsoft has lots of revenue streams tied to that capex outlay. Does OpenAI have similar revenue numbers to Microsoft?
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by throitallaway 2y ago
Meta-commentary is annoying (yes, I realize the irony.)

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