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5mo ago
The issue is that this is on a balance sheet of a budget somewhere and an autocrat will selectively choose to cut with a knife such they speak ill of them. See the current debate with the FCC in the USA. I am sure there is some kind of fina
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5mo ago
Because the attraction of rust is powerful. The same toolkit allows you to write code for a microcontroller or a full fat arm webserver, the rules are the same and the language is strong. The best bit about writing rust is the reason why it
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5mo ago
I have been churning away writing a custom backed in rust using Dioxus, it is excellent for this kind of high level work.
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5mo ago
I agree, there are a few simple hard and fast rules you can follow to be a safe drug user and never mixing drugs is paramount. That is one thing I will always explain to my children that mixing drugs is another layer of gambling on top of y
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5mo ago
Oh no! They stole the model weights! Distillation "attacks" is such bullshit
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5mo ago
Yes, they are, robots have been driving modern manufacturing for over 50 years AI is newfangled technology
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5mo ago
https://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/features/tire-test-all-s... It's likely more than double as the test results indicates lateral G not coefficient of friction. Snow tires make a bigger difference than any o
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5mo ago
The biggest difference in AWD vs RWD cars to the average consumer is usually gas milage. In the case of electric cars this is largely unaffected because there is no active driveline components just an electric motor
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5mo ago
There is FTP server, you can stream the camera feed and also there is mqtt for notifcations when a print stops/alarms out The local only mode is very good, it's not first class but for people who care its functional as all hell
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5mo ago
Prusa is still doing silly things like having 3d printed component manufacturing. I get that they really want the aesthetic and they do make very good products but for a consumer a Bambu printer is just outright a better choice
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5mo ago
It's a hard line to balance. In my younger years I should have absolutely been kicked out of school, but as I grew older and my hormones calmed me down, I then was a good student. I really think I would have benefited from not having s
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5mo ago
The website running on the vape was far more interesting than this. I do wonder if anyone has tried to use the microphone in these devices to listen to audio. Backdoored vape
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5mo ago
The RWD model was only for sale briefly after launch. I don't know why you would ever want a pure RWD electric truck
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5mo ago
Correct, he is the symptom of the problem created by himself. The Iran nuclear deal rode off the back of Stuxnet and concessions were easier with that damage. The recent strikes with the B2 were largely ineffectual so well done.
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5mo ago
The American mind must be studied. I saw someone leaving buc-ees at 10:30pm who just purchased a huge fire pit and was franticly trying to jam it in the back of a large chevy. I can only imagine they went for stacks due to the poor planning
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5mo ago
Being somewhat context aware and automagically renaming features is pleasant
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5mo ago
It's not that risky Scuba diving is about as dangerous as driving in terms of fatality per 100,000. The mitigation of this risk is different too. Theoretically if you do everything correct in scuba your chance of death is virtually zer
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5mo ago
I highly doubt it for a number of factors. - Most of his dives look to be rec depth - He isn't running any crazy gear like a CCR - He has instant access to a chamber, so any DCS worries are virtually zero - There is no go-itis for him.
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5mo ago
Nothing wrong with AP203, it has the most support in other software's. Obviously AP214 would be nice for colors but the model is probably shrink-wrapped (AP242 is not needed, nobody needs PMI) Just because it was withdrawn in 2005 does
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5mo ago
"FILE_DESCRIPTION((''),'2;1'); FILE_NAME('IBEX_SOLID','2025-11-20T09:57:55',('stevec'),(''), 'CREO PARAMETRIC BY PTC INC, 2020454','CREO PARAMETRIC BY PTC INC,
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5mo ago
In a SWE job market like this, do you really want to be seen as the "conscientious objector"? There are literally thousands of people who are ready to ride up the totem pole, it would not be a difficult decision for a bad manager
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5mo ago
I couldn't agree more. PDM is a really difficult challenge I do wish there was a decent PDM/PLM system that wasn't vendor lock in hell or a bajillion dollar or we upload all your data to our cloud^TM
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6mo ago
Mechanical Engineer here, stop using AI to deal with the most enjoyable part of design PLEASE An automated drafting too where I can describe design intent and requirements would be a million times better, especially if it is CAD context awa
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6mo ago
For me it was the path of least resistance, I do use WebDAV more now since Copyparty supports it out of the box but I would be open to suggestions
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6mo ago
I think the appeal here is you can either self-host or even migrate between larger providers. The server costs for the frontend should be very low allowing them to operate basically forever and they are fed in by a series of other hosts
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6mo ago
It is probably fair that a huge share of code that is Foss is licensed under GPL, much larger than the share of source available proprietary licensed code
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6mo ago
https://github.com/ThomasStolt/Copy-Recordings-Off-Rodecaste... It used to be completely open lol
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6mo ago
For any of my rust projects I really don't bump my deps unless dependabot shows a serious vulnerability or I want to use a new feature added. Outside of that my deps are locked to the last known good version i use.
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6mo ago
"I remember the time I wanted to see the service manual, and it took a wink and a nod to get the service tech to decrypt it for me." Boeing and Airbus are incredibly protective of intellectual property for both safety reasons and
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6mo ago
Wait, you're telling me that node deps are not pin by default. Every time you run your code you might be pulling in a new version. No wonder...
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