Guest19023892

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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I was planning to do a similar project and I was thinking about the below displays. Leaning towards the 10.3" because of the price and resolution. https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/epaper
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I agree. It's a little strange to complain about a lack of progress in webcams the past decade, and then ship similar quality hardware to decade old webcams. Why does everyone focus on a small form factor for webcams? Look at the size
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I upgraded a desktop machine the last time I visited my family. It was a Windows 7 computer that was at least 10 years old with 4GB of ram. They wanted to use it online for basic web browsing, so I thought I'd install Windows 10 for se
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I once saw a spider with long legs in a web by my bathroom sink. I flicked a bit of water at him and a drop of water stuck to his body and covered it. He quickly climbed down the web to the counter (only 6 inches or so) and crouched down to
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
How can we be certain we're also not bound by the laws of physics and chemistry? If the universe went back in time exactly one year, is there any reason you wouldn't make all of the same decisions?
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I completely disagree. I think these are taking it a step further than your examples. Dalle2 is not just using the existing Kermit and pasting it in different environments, it's modifying Kermit to fit in that world. For example, your
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I understand evolution and the time frame. I have no trouble with that concept. What I find difficult to believe is that a viable universe started in the first place to give evolution the opportunity to succeed.
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
> What is so remarkable about the iPhone or the spaceship? What brings you to make a distinction between a "live" human body and an "inanimate" celestial body? I'm not trying to say that humans are more important
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
> “Why” we exist is coincidence and millions of years of happy little evolutionary experiments blindly conducted by nature. I'm not religious either, but I always find this hard to believe. What are the odds nature happened to provi
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I've always been slightly below average weight my entire life (late 30s now), and it's a bit of a struggle to maintain that weight. I typically eat a little extra each day, not because I'm particularly hungry or interested in
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
For expensive objects, a lot of the price goes into the limited production runs. A number of these very expensive watches ($100,000k+) might be a single unique piece or limited runs of 100. They take a lot of time to develop, the production
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
Why do you assume all of these things only exist to impress others? There's a lot to appreciate in the design and craftsmanship of a well made product, its impact on culture, or its significance in history. Or maybe the object simply p
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I don't agree here. This social network is a tool for one method of communication. It doesn't need to be a platform for all types of communication. By trying to excel at everything, it would do nothing particularly well. You choos
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
I was watching the news last night and they interviewed an older woman who left her high paying finance career to work as a florist. It's far less pay, and she finds her life much more rewarding and happy now. Based on your post, you w
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by Guest19023892 4y ago
Credit card transactions are much easier to reverse. For example, I went to a restaurant and a few days later I noticed they double charged the bill. I called the restaurant, they wouldn't fix the issue, so I called the credit card com
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I'll toss out a crazy idea to compete with Google. 1. You buy StackOverflow for $2 billion and Reddit for $10 billion. 2. You block Google from indexing the sites. 3. You start a new search engine that only searches StackOverflow and R
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
As a customer, I find these type of sale strategies absolutely exhausting. I hate booking flights for this reason. I find a fair price, try to coordinate time off, accommodation, my partner's schedule, and then I go to book and... the
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
Nice work, it's lightweight and fast to load. A few notes after using it for a bit... 1. There's far too much white space and unnecessarily large headers. Reading content in cafes seems to be the heart of the site, however, this i
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I had this happen as well about 8 years ago. My Gmail account one day just said it couldn't log me in, even though my password was correct, and I was logging in from the same home address and browser as always. It said I needed to comp
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
You might want to wait for the new Intel Alder Lake processors or upcoming AMD options. Early benchmarks look promising with a decent jump in performance and efficiency and they should be rolling out in laptops the next few months.
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
Are you referring to procedurally generated content? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedural_generation .kkrieger got a lot of attention for using this method and only being 96KB. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I believe this is done to get answers for unsolved captchas. For example, I have a million photos of streets filled with cars, buses, motorcycles, streetlights, and crosswalks I want to add to my captcha database. I don't want to categ
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
You're right, the fish are safer to eat. However, I know a relative that died ice fishing and a friend of my fathers that died in a boating accident. Being on the water comes with its own set of risks.
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I have some older family friends that frequently go mushroom picking. I went with them one day and had a great time. We spent the afternoon walking through a beautiful forest enjoying the weather, bonding, and collecting mushrooms. We then
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I tried to make a community without censorship at one time. It seemed like a simple enough goal. After all, who was I to judge what's right and wrong? I'd let people post anything they wanted, and if it wasn't illegal, it wou
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
It's just a t3a.nano instance since it's a project under development. However, I have a high number of t3a.nano instances in the same region operating as expected. This particular server has been running for years, so although it
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
One of my sites went offline an hour ago because the web server stopped responding. I can't SSH into it or get any type of response. The database server in the same region and zone is continuing to run fine though.
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
During the Pixel 6 event last month I searched on YouTube for the live stream that would be starting in a few minutes and clicked the first result. The result had a Pixel 6 thumbnail, the live icon, Google in the channel name, the Google lo
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
I use 500GB - 1TB per month on Cloudfront, costing about $50-100 per month, and I was going to move this over to Cloudflare to take advantage of their savings. However, this AWS change will basically wipe out my entire Cloudfront bill. I sh
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by Guest19023892 5y ago
Agreed, aggregated reviews are not helpful when you can't trust the source. For example, I just looked at the NordVPN page and all three of the highlighted YouTube reviews are pushing the NordVPN affiliate link in their description. Ca

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