tonymet

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by tonymet 10mo ago
integrated keyboard & power mean only a single connection when you arrive. Even BT can be a pain, especially if it doesn't pair, you are left with a headless and keyboardless NUC box.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
like any PC you can run what you like. even on Windows it's easy to turn off AI stuff (I've done that for years , back when it was spammy Cortana and MSN content). You want more designs like this, which will encourage more Raspber
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by tonymet 10mo ago
copilot is an easy toggle. It's a PC with UEFI so you could boot linux as usual. If they strike the right price I will buy one. I currently carry a raspi + keyboard + power supply and I would prefer something clean with a backup batt
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by tonymet 10mo ago
W & watts has become a colloquialism for watt-hours in the EV space at least. e.g. "how much did consume at the super charger" -- about 10 watts (WH). So it's not literally correct, but it's becoming commonplace to s
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by tonymet 10mo ago
The battery + thermals give you either a large cube (like a Beelink++) or cigarette carton. It's wise to go with a cigarette carton and include a keyboard. Especially since remote work took off, offices are full of vacant workstations
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by tonymet 10mo ago
this is easily disabled with 1 click.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
i've traveled with a Raspi + bt keyboard for this reason. Lighter, and far more durable. I don't mind stowing it in checked duffel bag. I would never put my laptop in checked luggage, certainly not a duffel
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by tonymet 10mo ago
spam volume is 10000x-1e6x higher rate, so even small fees would impact them much higher than legit senders.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
the "1917 model" from a few weeks back post-trained the model with ChatGPT dialog. So it had modern dialect and proclivities . A truly authentic historical model will have some unsavory opinions and very distinctive dialect.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
currently the costs are too low to affect policy. that's my point. and the recipients are making extremely high margins on ads, so they don't have much reason to push back, either.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
Generally readers read from the top down. So whether they intend to or not, the groupthink comments bubble to the top
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by tonymet 10mo ago
I mean the carrier pays the recipient , so Twilio and sendgrid bear some cost
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by tonymet 10mo ago
It would be good to hold carriers accountable for fishing and spam. Sendgrid , Twilio and other saas messaging carriers need to do a better job with integrity. I don’t expect them to carry the whole burden, but some negative incentive to p
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by tonymet 10mo ago
not within the past 5 years, then
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by tonymet 10mo ago
> With time and atention you can be yor authentic self, I disagree with this part , because the comment ranking rewards groupthink . I would like to see a "sort by controversial" . I usually scroll to the very bottom of posts
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by tonymet 10mo ago
how did they do sales, marketing, CS without behavioral tracking?
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by tonymet 10mo ago
there was a teardown showing the fan. very typical laptop fan
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by tonymet 10mo ago
Donald James Trump. aka "the administration" on Hackernews, lest they say his name.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
how meta
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by tonymet 10mo ago
We have a pro this time
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by tonymet 10mo ago
specs are unclear, but given the size, TDP and optional battery, it almost certainly has a laptop-scale fan and heat sink. Modern fans are pretty quiet, nearly silent at idle, so it's not an issue.
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by tonymet 10mo ago
i thought this was very cool and would buy one. may more rugged and portable than a laptop
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HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip(hp.com)
89 points by tonymet 10mo ago|124 comments
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by tonymet 10mo ago
I remember in one of the reports seeing a scan of the board with the inconsistent chip. The premise is plausible. It's not rocket science, so the bar for believing it is pretty low. 12 anonymous testimonies and a story is not zero ev
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by tonymet 10mo ago
i meant the subject matter. a long list of specs doesn't help the discussion. Just give an example. If this hypothetical solution is so easy, why are examples hard to come by?
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by tonymet 10mo ago
I've built Healthcare SAAS APIs that required custom integrations with EHR partners, as well as consulted on similar apps for others. On top of common OWASP vulnerabilities, the bigger concern is that EHR and provider service apps do n
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by tonymet 10mo ago
my car was $37k out the door (model Y LR) . It was priced just below a Rav 4 where I live. The features are better than mid tier luxury . Fit and finish is adequate, still better than a Rav 4. You sound like you're my age (given your
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by tonymet 10mo ago
Even the biggest tech companies, with surplus engineering resources, do third party integrations. "easier / cheaper / quicker" means that will be the solution . You can't tell your boss "let's spend more
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by tonymet 10mo ago
Sales, marketing, CS, self-service all need behavioral tracking. Can you share a practical example?
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by tonymet 10mo ago
You linked the wrong page

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