RecycledEle

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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
> We are experiencing record heat in northern Europe Nope. They color coded the maps differently, but the temperatures are in line with what is normal for that part of the world. > Southern Europe is already experiencing massive droug
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
1 in every 100 measurements will give a 1-in-100 result. Please check back in 5 years.
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
Please check back in 5 years.
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
Someone will say "But AI can be wrong!" Of course. And so can another person. And so can textbooks. And so can random pages pulled up by search engines. And so can your professors. Saying that something can be wrong is not a serio
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
AI is the best thing to happen to education since the written word. We can get odd questions answered almost instantly and at near-zero cost. This should lead to each of us learning much more accurately and much more quickly. The final outc
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
FTA: > Note: I have not generated the fab package since I have not actually fabricated the board and tested it for functionality. Build this board at your own risk.
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
I make this prediction: In 5 years, we will have learned that the red line was in error, and the temperatures will be in the bottom half of the graph. I know this because every prediction of climate doom turned out to be false. Entire natio
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by RecycledEle 2mo ago
> Why would they bother? Many corporate and government types, especially lawyers, want control. They will go broke trying to control everyone and everything.
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
This is an excellent explanation! Thank you!
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
It should be mandatory that any account suspension tell you exactly what you did, quote your actions exactly, and quote that exact part of the policy exactly. This is a chance for the EU to actually do something, if they are listening.
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
I'm a former teacher who bought many thousands of pencils and only handed my kids the best pencils. If you want a better mechanical pencil, I suggest you try a few things: 1. Mechanical pencil lead gets old. I expect $100 mechanical pe
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
If I were SkyNet, and I wanted to discredit those warning of the dangers of trusting AI, this is exactly what I would do. I'm sure it's a coincidence, and there's nothing to be worried about.
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
> An 8 GiB Pi uses a single 8 GiB chip. That's the same density as you would use for 128 GiB or larger sticks. Thank you for the explanation. I wish PIs used SODIMMs. I'm sure there's a reason they don't involving add
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
The stories point out the absurdity of only looking at the money you can make, and not the actual benefit to society. If you do not create wealth, you are a criminal, not a businessman.
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by RecycledEle 3mo ago
When too much money is involved, evil people enter. Soon, the good people are pushed out.
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by RecycledEle 4mo ago
The word "Canvas" is overloaded in that it can mean dozens of different things. I thought you meant the recently hacked learning management system (LMS) at first.
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by RecycledEle 4mo ago
I had to poke around a little to learn this: "The HTML-in-Canvas API lets you draw DOM content directly into a <canvas> or a WebGL and WebGPU texture while keeping the UI interactable, accessible, and hooked up to your favorite b
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
For years idiots pushed DevOps and I told them it was a terrible idea, so they did not hire me. I wish I could get back pay
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
This is yet another why I do not encrypt.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
What if we just integrate the hardware so it fails softly? That is, as hardware fails, the system looses capacity. That seems easier than replacing things on orbit, especially if StarShip becomes the cheapest way to launch to orbit because
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
This is only possible of you ignore decent security precautions and rarely use different user names. They are literally saying that only those who lie or have garbage security practices can get Visas.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
Nope. The molecules in the Earth's atmosphere are not constant. Those molecules are constantly absorbed by living things and the atoms are rearranged. The total mass we are dealing with is far larger than the Earth's atmosphere.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
You can set out free (medicated) food for the wildlife. That will treat the vast majority of them.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
Lots of things hurt cattle, but they do not threaten our domestic beef supply. They are just things for farmers and ranchers to deal with. Think of it this way: Leaving lug nuts loose in new cars does not threaten our nation's auto sup
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
I understand his economic arguments. Let me make a national security argument: China will move against Taiwan. Chinese ambitions do not stop there. They want Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and many more nations as their new territorie
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
The cure for most drug-resistant fungal infections is simple: There are 3 common anti-fungals: clotrimazole, miconazole, and tolnaftate. For external fungal infections (e.g. toe fungus,) the area can be kept dry if you use powdered anti-fun
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
I'd like to see clearly explained Linux boot code that does not invoke a prayer to Satan.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
This is what portable computers should have been.
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
I understand the "and 10% on everyone else" part of the tariffs. Do you think the media is too dumb to understand that, or are they just playing games when they point out a 10% tariff in someone who does not export to the US?
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by RecycledEle 1y ago
If Framework had used a ComExpress type 6 module in their laptops they would have had an upgradable processor. I wish someone would build a new laptop abound a ComExpress module and all the freely-open parts from a Framework laptop.

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