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4mo ago
Bullshit. Shotguns are not designed to have a wide pattern close up. They're designed to have a wide pattern out at 40 yards or so. Sawed off shotguns have a wider pattern closer, but it's wildly random and impossible to aim with
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5mo ago
Neither of these two movies are my jam, but I'm glad they are finding success. It's giving me hope that we're going to get a revitalized movie industry focusing on new IP and talent.
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5mo ago
> Strictly speaking, they don't even need us as customers. They can just have the robots build them yachts and mansions directly. And act as security guards. That sounds like we'll devolve into wars over resources so houses can
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5mo ago
I'm almost certain this is the case. There's other videos where she talks about calling an executive meeting to hand in her two weeks and another one complaining that the corporate offices don't have ac or windows. I think it
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5mo ago
Did any other manufacturers build their own version? It seems like the right long term idea but the lack of other players seems to indicate there's some underlying issue that isn't solved yet.
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5mo ago
I had the same thing happen. I use Claude at work, and I wanted to use it at home. I created a new account and purchased the year long subscription, got confirmed and then banned. I emailed a few times and ended up doing a charge back and p
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5mo ago
I believe it's a one time pairing code, not each print. FWIW I like the design.
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5mo ago
I've been meaning to investigate Nitro Enclaves[1] for exactly this but haven't made the time yet. Have you looked into them and found them lacking? [1] https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/nitro/nitro-enclaves
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OTUS Project – Observations of Tornadoes by UAV Systems
(theotusproject.com)
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6mo ago
Can you expand on what was RC? Was the compute off device?
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Earth is splitting open beneath the Pacific Northwest, scientists say
(sciencedaily.com)
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It's patching the binary in memory, so the binary patch would be architecture dependent. The existing one is only x86_64, but with an updated payload, it would work on arm.
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Copy Fail
(copy.fail)
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6mo ago
The point of backtesting is to allow you to do what you want to do with a veneer of being data driven.
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F-14 Central Air Data Computer
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6mo ago
TIL that F14's CADC might be the first microprocessor chipset
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6mo ago
How are you crafting the stamps? 3d printing them so they're a negligible cost?
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6mo ago
there's no videos of it cleaning really dirty floors for the simple reason it doesn't work like that. Cleaning robots wage a war of attrition where they can clean at a slightly faster pace then you dirty it. If it's really di
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it ships with a SKILL.md file, so if they're trying to enable AI to use it, it's a good bet that they used AI to build it.
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When I looked at OpenSnitch (years ago), it didn't support running headless on a server. Am I mistaken about this, or has it changed?
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7mo ago
The slider disappearing when sliding between extremes is very confusing. I think the silver should be the only thing displayed and remove the buttons entirely.
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7mo ago
I use CC at work, so I haven't explored other options. Is there a better one to use locally? I presumed they were all going to be pretty similar.
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I suspect that China might be Russia's Ukraine offramp. If Russia decides to pull out, China can come in and work as a negotiator and win brownie points with the EU. I could see them being able to continue working with both Russia and
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7mo ago
lm studio offers an Anthropic compatible local endpoint, so you can point Claude code at it and it'll use your local model for it's requests, however, I've had a lot of problems with LM Studio and Claude code losing it's
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7mo ago
I'm starting to believe that China isn't going to make the move. It's winning the hearts and minds of the rest of the world and will be able to leverage its growing soft power well beyond what Taiwan would provide. I just don
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7mo ago
The truth tables are way too hard for me. I need time to think and the 10 seconds is way too fast. If this is intended to be a teaching resource, avoid timers IMHO. It needlessly excludes people.
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It's really not. They're deporting less people than Biden did during the same time[1]. They're spending record amounts of money per person deported as well. I don't disagree that we should be deporting people faster, but
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7mo ago
It might be good to describe why existing solutions (like Kata containers) wasn't a good solution for you.
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7mo ago
Seems like it was bog standard *isms https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/promotions-may-led-army-...
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7mo ago
How much of that could be the lack of real social nets in the US compared to Europe? In addition, anecdotally, everyone I know in the EU that had a job pre covid has a job today. I can't say the same thing about folks in the US.
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