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by uxp100 3y ago
No the poster is not saying that. They are saying there is a line and “tools” are on one side and LLMs are slowly crossing that line. You can ask chatgpt about the reasons for 90s NATO expansion, and it remains pretty straightforward and fa
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by uxp100 3y ago
Just an anecdote, but for a few years I always skipped breakfast and had black coffee, and I did eventually develop some pretty severe heart burn issues. I went to tea for a while, back on coffee but usually eating breakfast again. I guess
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by uxp100 3y ago
Are you sure, or is just the typical substack popover with the continue reading button? (It isn’t really worth going back for, very short with basically no content)
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by uxp100 3y ago
Try “obesity”
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by uxp100 3y ago
Yeah, they cite that, but their rephrasing is a little dubious. If you follow the link, it is 40% of homeowners have paid for landscaping services in the past year. So I mow my own lawn, not much work with a reel mower, small lot, the highe
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by uxp100 3y ago
This sounds like an example of “AI is whatever we think computers can’t do”. Because rule based gate synthesis sounds like what has been done today.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Article says 17%, which is surprising to me, but I’m not sure what it means exactly. You can construct a loan that has basically any monthly payment. Hard to tell if rising monthly payments is a bad sign. Could be shorter terms due to highe
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by uxp100 3y ago
Cool, I just bought a microwave that is so much better than the one I had. Things better about the modern microwave: It heats food faster despite the same power rating. It has a higher CFM vent which is noticeably better than what I had be
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by uxp100 3y ago
Supporting a wide variety of pmics in bootrom is quite a bit of work, and can be an attack surface. Hardcoding pmic details in bootrom sounds nice. If I worked on Qualcomm boot and they did 1-3 but still made BR have pmic flexibility I woul
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by uxp100 3y ago
I suspect, based on almost nothing, a vibe perhaps, that this will be an iteration of the Denver core. Previous versions have not been amazing on power iirc, I don’t think they got major design wins with it. I think at one point (2010 ish?)
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by uxp100 3y ago
You can usually mute these. Better gas stations label the mute button, otherwise someone with a sharpie can do it too. Right side row of unused buttons, 2nd or third from the top.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Nope, they’ve been blocking un logged in users one way or another for like 4 years. Musk removed that for a few months, then made it worse.
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by uxp100 3y ago
I don’t think just being evidence based is going to cut it. Yada yada yada, replication crisis in psychology (and every other science, including physics.) There was a time when evidence based teaching included “Power Poses.”
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by uxp100 3y ago
Both the eccentric family and the night is long… are based on novels by Tomihiko Morimi, and have a similar flavor. He’s sort of a champion of an ideal of a magical Kyoto, centering around nightlife and private clubs. And I believe there is
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by uxp100 3y ago
I think this was the issue, but it wasn’t 2018 when it I ran into it (looking at some notes it seems like 2020, not 2021). Perhaps it was slow to propagate to the tier 3 supported toolchain I was using? Somehow I got an old version? Idk, it
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by uxp100 3y ago
I don't really remember, its approaching 3 years now, but the target was msp430-none-elf, and some function I had to implement had its signature change? abort! i guess? I don't think it was accidental or unknown, I think i found s
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by uxp100 3y ago
I kept hearing rust was ready for embedded pretty early on (like 2018), and I fooled with it for a bit in 2021 and it definitely was not, on the platform I chose at least. Updating compiler version (minor update) broke existing code, I was
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by uxp100 3y ago
Yes, his fiction feels more of the past other authors writing in the same period. I grabbed a volume of his stories just now, and it starts off with a story that I would say feels very, uh, mid century, The Concentration City. Then Manhole
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by uxp100 3y ago
I find Ballard kind of mesmerizing but frustrating. Crash I quite enjoyed, but other short stories I often felt his concerns and subjects quite alien. I join just about everyone else in saying read him, but I would never say he was prescie
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by uxp100 3y ago
But more common than never seen before in this context.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Excessive luxury. Maybe? Not sure exactly what that means. They’re sort of lower class coded. Not the right type of luxury might be a better description.
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by uxp100 3y ago
There are a few available at retailers. I just traded my iPhone 12 mini for a 13 mini for 0 cost at Verizon but my only color choices were pink or red. My 12 mini was working just fine but I had been considering a battery replacement. And b
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Apple Kills the iPhone Mini(theverge.com)
4 points by uxp100 3y ago|1 comments
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by uxp100 3y ago
No, not at all. I’m not sure what that line means. We all have (access to) HMOs? Not true, but slightly closer to true. They’ve become much more common? A weird way of saying it, but I guess that is what they must mean. I thought maybe it w
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by uxp100 3y ago
https://github.com/RobPo/PaperiNode/tree/master This project by the same author appears to be the same but newer?
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by uxp100 3y ago
It has a supercap and a 2032. Look at the AEM10941. According to the schematic at at least. There is something that kinda looks like a battery in the images.
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by uxp100 3y ago
I’m not all that well versed in this topic, but I’d be more likely to credit Japanese Industrial Policy than Japanese Mindset. It really seems like Japan went all in on fuel cell technology.
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by uxp100 3y ago
My neighbors across the street (3 miles from downtown of a medium size american city) have chickens and most days I forget they are there. I grew up with chickens as well, and they really aren’t a nuisance. We also have foxes and uh, the ti
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by uxp100 3y ago
Probably worth it to buy a cable then. It is irritating that USB cables don’t have some markings to indicate capability.
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by uxp100 3y ago
I kinda doubt you are about to get fired. I mean, you might not be doing well, but in my experience it doesn’t happen that fast. But you might be right that this is sort of the “last call,” but I wouldn’t act like you will lose your job tom

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