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by wildzzz 3mo ago
It might be easier than that. Are the bass lines totally missing or are they just very weak? If you can capture a recording using vintage equipment and the placing of it, you can get the system response. Run the original recordings through
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I use Dell Thunderbolt docks because that's what my employer gives us and as such I've collected a few of them. I've had zero issues with them. The only complaint is that the power button on the dock only seems to work with D
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
And a big chunk of that is the AI bubble. How are the rest of the non-AI industries doing? https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/indices/equity/sp-500-ex-i...
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
That's why companies usually don't have a bunch of competing owners from the start. You do your big risky moves early on when you have the novel vision and a big blank check from a VC. Public stockholders aren't going to be a
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Not impossible but it's not as easy as dedicated GNSS satellites. The ranging codes in a GNSS signal are what makes it easy to find your distance from the transmitter. Starlink doesn't have that, there are some observables you cou
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
A rape accusation just under the statute of limitations is going to require more than just a single accusation. Obviously physical evidence is impossible but they usually go on any information the victim shared with associates ("she to
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Just because there's a video of sexual acts doesn't mean Wikimedia exists for the prurient interest. It's not like Wikimedia is hosting a clip from "Backdoor Sluts 5", it's really just video of sex in the acade
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
OSHPark is more comparable to JLC if you squeeze your design down to the absolute smallest footprint. They market to hobbyists but only in the sense that you're doing this as a side project to your regular hardware engineering job and
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
To anyone at Microsoft with some sway, please just write up a permissive license allowing developers to legally use XDK for the original Xbox. Its pretty silly that a codebase from 2003 (pretty much the last usable release) is such a hot it
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I would assume that liability is avoided when someone has done a reasonable effort to secure the device. The user needs to make sure they've secured their router from unauthorized access by using proper passwords. The ISP needs to make
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Do you mean technically or legally? Legally you need to be dead for the hospital to recover organs. But technically, the amount of time you need to be without oxygen to go into a persistive vegetative state is much less than the viability w
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Right but that works well for a war against your neighbor. Ukraine isn't launching these drones to fly over to the Central African Republic.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I guess there's some niche applications but that's easily defeated with blackout curtains. Plus soldiers on a base are already pulling night shifts, making everyone on a "night shift". Still, they can only guarantee 100
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Ah yes, the best part of human intimacy: the smells!
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Daylight helps you just as much as your enemy. We've got plenty of cutting edge night vision and thermal imaging devices for humans and radar on vehicles. The Army's 160th helicopter regiment can fly nap of the earth on a moonless
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
The issue is that domestic sources of NBR are few because of the type of petroleum extraction we do here. This makes the cost of NBR relatively high and consequently makes the gloves pricey compared to imported ones. We can definitely make.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Sure but neither side has a B-2 or F-35. Drones are great for blowing up a few conscripts or a parked plane but a stealth bomber carrying 80 JDAMs can level 5km^2.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
At least that stuff was written in cleartext. You'd immediately know you just typed the wrong character if you saw PRONT on your screen.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Isn't a C&D the first course of action in a case like this? This sounds like an overzealous lawfirm blasting anything even slightly related to AI and starting with A, maybe also using AI to do it.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
We buy a lot of space vehicle components from Spain used for national defense (Airbus primarily). Not sure what the justifitication is here.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
I work with a product that has to use Philips head for one specific area. I hate those damn screws. They all need to be torqued to a specific value and this requires putting an significant amount of force axial to the screw to keep the driv
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Osteoarthritis (or specifically, osteoarthrosis), not rheumatoid arthritis (swelling of the areas around the joint due to immunoresponse), it's when the cartilage on the femural head wears out so its just bone on bone. Doctors can inje
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Checking the button state a bunch of times and computing an average wastes a ton of clock cycles that you could be doing anything else (like updating a display, polling sensors, etc). The standard way to debounce is to attach an timer to th
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Probably many, but how many is the result of the title of someone's IP leaking? Other than private video titles, what can this AI actually access? I doubt it has bank account information or any other PII that could cause actual damages
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Dealers should be required to list the title/plate fees and their processing fee but stuff like dealer options and markup are required to be on a seperate sticker. America has such an aversion to including taxes on a listed price so I
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
So they buy up aging dinosaurs well beyond their life expectancy and do what exactly? Wring it for every dollar they can? Is there any real innovation going on at Bending Spoons and its subsideries? They sound like slumlords: buy a house th
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
One good thing about expiring passwords is that it forces you to use something that you probably don't use for everything else in your personal life.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
I love going to restaurants that were built when smoking indoors was a thing and trying to figure out where the smoking section (or non-smoking section in older places) used to be. There are a few bars around that still have smoking section
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Is that because the amount of available memory is limited for a single process? You can always add more storage and storage access is relatively the same regardless of whether it comes from the SSD inside the server or sits in another rack.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
I don't think people should be able to sell organs or the estate receive compensation. Most organ donation procedures for a living donor are highly invasive and open you up to complications in both the short and long term. There are to

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