Moto7451

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by Moto7451 7d ago
I have a fun entry to the exception to the topping rule. I have a diseased sycamore that was really struggling. The disease was primarily at the top of the tree. We were going to cut it down to prevent neighboring trees from being infected
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by Moto7451 28d ago
It's where the stuff ultimately goes since the creditors aren't interested in GPUs that no longer have much value. The context here is a crash, not just a basic bankruptcy. If it were that then absolutely it would be impounded by
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by Moto7451 1mo ago
I would in such a scenario expect the GPUs to be dumped to industrial breakers who would send them to China for refurbishment and repackaging before being sold again on Amazon, AliExpress, and Taobao as last gen gaming cards from weird bran
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by Moto7451 1mo ago
That anecdotally matches my experience thinking about it. After my initial hearing damage from someone clearing a rifle before everyone put on hearing protection it took a while for it to attenuate to background noise but flares beyond that
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by Moto7451 2mo ago
Precisely. As someone who has done work in my home that has passed inspection, there’s a lot more to it than just taking a test. It’s the “how things are supposed to work” meets “how am I going to actually make this work” X factor that take
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by Moto7451 2mo ago
Maybe not as fun but my sun room window unit is controlled by an off the shelf $20 thermostat designed for Air Conditioners. It’s the LUX Win 100 and is date/time programmable and features a compressor lockout so it doesn’t burn out yo
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by Moto7451 2mo ago
This is why you pay the premium for epoxy grout. When we redid our house we used only epoxy grout and cleaning it as as simple as using a foaming tile spray.
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by Moto7451 4mo ago
Yes
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by Moto7451 5mo ago
Thermaltake already makes a clone: https://www.tomshardware.com/features/noctua-nf-a12x25-vs-to... Noctua seems fine so long as you’re not copying the color scheme and branding. Interestingly TT had a 140mm version bef
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by Moto7451 5mo ago
Evangelion is not “Japan’s version” of anything in terms of western religions. It’s one guy who was making a TV show. It’s not Japan’s “national personification.” If you want to go down the rabbit hole you’ll find a lot of quotes from Anno
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by Moto7451 6mo ago
This is precisely my experience. Except our roadmaps didn’t change much.
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by Moto7451 6mo ago
No because you have the customers and budget in that moment for three already and I’m not interjecting that more budget is given or any taken away. Restated, I’m not saying we’re hiring more or less because of LLM AI productivity changes. I
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by Moto7451 6mo ago
Yes-Anding you, if one developer is suddenly 3x more productive and does 40 hours of work in 15 with AI tools, any reasonable manager would still want the same three people to keep working at 3x productivity. I don’t see Keynes’ theory we w
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by Moto7451 7mo ago
PET Scans feature areas with blood flow so tumors show up as hot spots for follow up. People who are maybe only feeling off or had one confirmed tumor can have a lot of small tumors spread across their body which will show up clearly on a P
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by Moto7451 7mo ago
The same plugin spec runs across several browsers and Edge is now chrome based. It’s likely just hard coded defaults that seem a little silly when used on the target browser it pretends to be.
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by Moto7451 7mo ago
Yup. The expectations are set higher and to a point since cars are bigger for safety reasons (crumple zones, airbags) and have more pedestrian safety features like spring loaded hoods, it invited incremental additions until the new price po
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by Moto7451 7mo ago
A Toyota Corolla starts at $23K. I think the "Under 20" and "Under 30" price points (a la the original Model 3 goal) are simply a thing of the past for any volume car with reasonable demand.
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
I believe the benefit for Edge is faking HDCP 2.2.
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
Yup, exactly that. The situation shouldn’t have even happened in the first place but sometimes that’s just how it goes. I’ve consulted at some places that should have been licensing Dicker Desktop and I just skipped the workflow headaches a
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
I don’t object to licensing software. It’s the way they went about it. Individual EMs and ICs being targeted and intimidated vs going through a procurement/legal channel. The companies I’ve worked for have staff lawyers for a reason. I
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
I believe you’re using royal-you but just to be clear I didn’t run these companies. At one place there wasn’t and at the other it wasn’t well managed. I agree from a compliance point of view and have advocated for this but I was not on the
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
One thing that really hurt them from my PoV was how they acted when they changed their licensing structure with respect to revenue generating companies. I’m fine with the idea that licensing Docker and Docker Desktop is a good thing to do.
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
I got a chuckle out of that for my own reasons as a long time Mac user as “Mac OS X is Unix” was the brand back in the 10.0-10.3 days, to the point I believe they got a Unix certification by someone, and then again with macOS 15 they got an
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
Sure, but they did so by going to the Teensy forum, which is not a SparkFun site, and really made a stink. If going public is reasonable, they did it in the least reasonable way.
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
If you have the freedom to buy from Best Buy, Amazon, etc, this is certainly the case. However, depending on how you procure this hasn’t been the experience for over 20 years. By the time you’re done with CDW or whomever is your VAR, you’re
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
Yeah, for sure. It is in line with someone who went to the gym 4-5 times per week and had a coach/trainer. Just hard work and help from an expert.
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by Moto7451 8mo ago
Yeah I was doing fine for the usual people going to the gym. I’d be last in a competition. I’m neither on steroids or an elite natural athlete. My point isn’t to say I’m weak, only that I’m not unusual for someone who went to the gym 5x per
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by Moto7451 9mo ago
You get to make your own health choices here, but as someone who got the vaccine in my 30s, I am glad as I didn’t know about my future divorce when I got vaccinated.
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by Moto7451 9mo ago
Exactly this. When I was in my best shape my deadlift and squat were in/on the way to 2.5-3x my body weight . You don’t want to fail that without a lot of help and safeties. Note for the uninitiated: That figure is not even impressiv
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by Moto7451 9mo ago
Honestly from a personal training/lifting coach. When I could spend serious time in the gym there’s a lot to just having someone with expertise for 30 minutes to give perspective. You can do a lot of it over video today as well. In gen

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