willis936

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by willis936 12d ago
DRM isn't really the story with Valve. Their business model is offer good service. Part of that is not being hostile to users. Users don't want to be spied on and have their data sold, so Valve doesn't do that. People wan
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by willis936 12d ago
I am so very glad to see all of my complaints with ios text entry so thoroughly articulated in this thread. My first thought with the iphone duo is "how many people are going to develop a repetitive stress injury with these awful text
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by willis936 12d ago
This is one of the main selling points for me. I threw my CV1 in the trash when facebook required a login. I want to see what OpenXR apps are like. Is freecad and blender usable? I want to tinker with gaussian splatting. When finger tr
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by willis936 12d ago
The PIO are pretty great and not niche. Almost any embedded application needs mixed signal interfaces. You could say embedded applications are niche, but not that embedded applications needing mixed signal interfaces. A serious warning: r
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by willis936 13d ago
I agree it's a good practice. However in this case I consider the possibility of frying the amplifier a knock-on benefit. The fucking thing should have never been made. If a hypothetical future owner feels strongly about it then repl
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by willis936 13d ago
Okay it's a red herring here. I also like to use carplay and the phone's GPS is truly awful to use. I also like to dictate texts and take calls in my car. These are things that don't need to be sacrificed if a scalpel is u
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by willis936 13d ago
A good question. I'm not really concerned with the answer since I don't plan on selling my cars. I'm sure a good population would pay to not have their car spy on them and I can think of very few that would pay to have it t
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by willis936 13d ago
You're implying the stub of an exposed coax inside a faraday cage is capable of establishing a link with cell towers. This doesn't really pass fermi tests and I've never observed it myself, just read the paranoid concerns of
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by willis936 13d ago
I've had good luck with pulling service manuals, finding the telematics antenna connectors, and unplugging them. It's popular to pull the telematics module fuse, but that typically disables internal microphones and GPS that are u
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by willis936 13d ago
But even that isn't really true since Nvidia P/E was unreasonably high even 4 years ago. So how is this not lying to investors (a thing that is illegal)?
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by willis936 14d ago
This is a great article. I'm glad to see this sentiment is finally starting to gain traction: >She fears that the rising dangers of climate change will put growing pressure on nations and other actors to move forward with solar geo
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by willis936 15d ago
It's not a coincidence that this miracle is only being done on animals, where the legal protections of medicine are less. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionized_jewelry
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by willis936 17d ago
It makes the worst part of the iphone: text entry, even worse. I love the idea of a more capable PDA, but typing is more important than ever and it must be improved. Keyboards need to be a focus. Use eye tracking, use finger tracking, ad
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by willis936 17d ago
Those are ubiquitous things. It makes cheap and common things cheaper, not expensive and niche things. It's not mixing in large amounts of context and nuance with good judgment right now. At a minimum that requires an expensive cont
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by willis936 18d ago
Then there is an issue with the ranking. It is much less accurate than NOAA.
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by willis936 20d ago
The timeline's always been a mess, but it has been something that has been given serious thought since at least the late 90s. https://www.zeldadungeon.net/forum/threads/the-truth-behind-... https:/&#x2F
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by willis936 22d ago
When I infer I also train.
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by willis936 23d ago
I can understand because I find MCAD drafting to be a chore and like that I can describe a script to generate geometry now for most things. Even still, it's difficult for me to fully get it. There is so much art in ECAD layout. There
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by willis936 26d ago
The synthesis attempt was not for this. It's unclear what they were attempting and it's impossible that they didn't know the stakes. Their lab develops fundamental organic methods.
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by willis936 26d ago
Legend has it that shareholders are people. None can prove it though.
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by willis936 28d ago
From what I can gather it is much more than just the primary mirror but the entire platform sans classified parts, which were replaced with NASA's optics and sensors.
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by willis936 28d ago
Part of the story is everyone being shocked at being under budget and ahead of schedule. I don't know everything, but I think this is reasonably attributable to the fact that this is a retrofit of an obsolete spy satellite. The lefto
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by willis936 1mo ago
I would encourage young people to be born rich. It's the best time in 100 years to be advantaged. Why waste your potential by having your labor stolen?
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by willis936 1mo ago
I'd love to know how it does. One of meshcore's claims is that it scales better than meshtastic. The 900 MHz band is limited and herding cats without a shepherd is a hard problem. Music festivals are a good stress test.
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by willis936 1mo ago
Then why have circumventions of the 4th amendment not been shut down immediately in court (this specific case, ALPRs contracted by police departments)? Same question for the first amendment with the FCC using license leverage to control sp
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by willis936 1mo ago
I ran fiber optic HDMI from my office to my living room for 4K120 HDR+VRR couch gaming with no added latency or loss in quality. Works great. My LG C1 even supports FreeSync so VRR even works, but I have to route the HDMI directly to the
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by willis936 1mo ago
Right? Why is fintech taking control over one of the few empowerment tools in the AI space? This isn't about money.
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by willis936 1mo ago
>People's jobs, the bubble, etc are societal level problems and well beyond what Anthropic could even hope to influence on their own. This is not true. There are two companies at the center of AI direction: Anthropic and OpenAI. I
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by willis936 1mo ago
What do you mean "allow"? Police chiefs are not elected positions and they often find funding outside of the town's budget for these automated bill of rights violation machines.
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by willis936 1mo ago
Looking at the schematic it seems that this is a wired only solution. I'm quite a fan of wireless trackballs because you can velcro them onto flat sheets and compute from a couch. Has anyone experimented with a wireless USB hub?

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