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by xnzakg 3y ago
https://archive.is/vXAEb
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by xnzakg 3y ago
How well does the USB-C cable (and the rest of the PCB!) hold up outdoors? Especially in areas with salt, like near a coast or a place where salt is used on the roads in winter? From what I understood the sensor isn't sealed?
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Sounds like the Game of Life
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Pretty sure that is just the text encoding step. Generating a complete image took 3h if I read correctly. update: "Tests were run on my development machine: Windows Server 2019, 16GB RAM, 8750H cpu (AVX2), 970 EVO Plus SSD, 8 virtual c
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by xnzakg 3y ago
That's implying that it is actually off and not just pretending to be off, and that it requires a command to start recording instead of just constantly recording and only uploading when commanded to
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by xnzakg 3y ago
The 52/53 series chips don't have WiFi though. Wonder how the nRF7002 stacks up against the ESP chips.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Apparently, the reason why some kernels don't pop is because they have too little moisture due to the hull not being perfect and the moisture escaping[1][2]. So it seems like it should be possible to somehow go through all the kernels
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Honestly this feels like a good reason for them to open source it. You trust the local model and may try using it instead of one of their competitors like OpenAI. If they took LLAMA in the state they released it in and hosted inference, nob
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Not all of them do, I've taken apart a Siemens dishwasher (pump was clogged) and it has a turbidity sensor to check if the water is clean or not.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
This website has some of the worst scrolljacking I've ever seen. It seems okay at first, but then sometimes it ends up scrolling at a ridiculous speed??? and then it goes back to normal.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Removing two wires can easily be detected, and then you have to pay $2k. Covering the bottom screen with some nice vinyl wrap, however...
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by xnzakg 3y ago
The smart TV YouTube all you're mentioning also allows you to link up your phone's YouTube app with a code in the settings, and then cast without ads
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by xnzakg 4y ago
That works great until the police show up, sadly. Definitely wish there was some way of doing that legally...
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by xnzakg 4y ago
The ramen example is kind of hilarious. Wonder if it would make more sense with a bigger model.
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Still upcoming? Have seen several of them on the roads here in Norway
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by xnzakg 4y ago
https://archive.is/wUY2f
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Still, with modern NVMe SSD speeds, usually the network will be the bottleneck. My system with a budget WD Blue gets a decent 1800MB/s sequential write (which somehow caused Win10 to freeze and my taskbar to disappear for a few seconds
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Feel the same sometimes. However, I'm wondering if that isn't just a "the grass is always greener on the other side" kind of problem. Have you considered starting doing something in these fields as a hobby instead? Have
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Would definitely be useful for airport employees who already often use kick scooters
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Not to mention leaded fuel still being a thing in aviation
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Considering Stable Diffusion generates 3-channel (RGB) images, maybe it would be possible to train it on amplitude and phase data as two different channels?
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Often the guest network has client separation where the router doesn't allow any device on the guest network to see any other device. So possibly not, but depends on your router setup
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by xnzakg 4y ago
It's kind of just an ide on steroids. You'll probably still need someone to make sure the code _actually_ does what is supposed to. Also, interfacing with weird APIs or writing drivers for physical hardware where you need the data
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by xnzakg 4y ago
This was fun, at first I was wondering why none of the examples were working properly until I remembered I was using a 4k screen on a windows machine, which set the scaling to 150% by default. After setting the scaling to 100% the demos sud
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by xnzakg 4y ago
He has an commentary article on Patreon where he says he doesn't even own any traditional watches, and had to buy a movement to take apart and understand
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by xnzakg 4y ago
> Frameworks allow you to update, and maintain your app for free, since others will do it for you. Usually not for free. Sooner or later there's an API breaking change and you end up spending time reading changelogs trying to figure
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Probably in the minority here but I've recently had a better experience with nouveau than the proprietary nvidia driver on a laptop with the external video outputs wired to the nvidia gpu. The proprietary driver doesn't work well
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Trying to read this on Android (in Materialistic) was fascinating, each line containing a Hebrew (?) word caused some of the words around it to switch places, but the words themselves are fine??
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by xnzakg 4y ago
Doesn't work on Android yet. Can't wait for this to be finished, cookie banners are even more annoying when you have as small a screen as on a phone...
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by xnzakg 4y ago
The article also mentions this, many (most?) TPMS sensors to to sleep and wake up on movement. So as long as the other set of wheels isn't moving it should probably be fine.

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