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adamweld
7d ago
It does follow. A bigger screen is more addictive.
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2mo ago
Your brain _is_ getting smoothed by this behavior. Don't use AI for writing or your thinking will suffer. Of course Claude told you its version would land better, that's what how it is trained, but that doesn't make it true.
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adamweld
2mo ago
20% would be an absolutely massive accomplishment. Think about how many decades of incremental improvement have gotten us to the efficiencies we have today.
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6mo ago
No, that's not the reason why people speed. True emergencies are a rounding error. The real reason is that speed limits are generally lower than the safe speed of traffic, and enforcement begins at about 10mph over the stated limits. P
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7mo ago
I've only listened to one interview with Dan Wang, but I understood him to be particularly talking about the politicians, not the country as a whole. I can't speak for China, I've only visited a few times, but in the US it&#x
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9mo ago
It is in fact one of the least generalized forms of "AI" out there. A model focused solely on predicting weather.
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9mo ago
HDMI Audio Extractor is what you need. Look at OREI.
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9mo ago
Correct answer, HDMI audio extractor. Personally I use an eARC extractor to run S/PDIF to an audio interface (MOTU Ultralite Mk5) and an RPi running camilladsp handles room correction and active crossovers. Overkill at the moment for j
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10mo ago
I just use UUID to make sure the mountpoint for each device stays the same across reboots.
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1y ago
Here's the relevant section from the 2023 National Poison Data System: https://i.imgur.com/vIXenG8.png 8294 case mentions, 3039 hospitalizations. for outcomes check the table.
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1y ago
A recent Ezra Klein Interview[0] mentioned some "AI-Enabled" CAD tools used in China. Does anyone know what tools they might be talking about? I haven't been able to find any open-source tools with similar claims. >I went
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1y ago
The material used by genuine Crocs seems to last much longer. My brother bought some knock-offs at the same time that I picked up a new pair. He wore through the soles in about two years while mine are still kicking after almost 8 years of
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2y ago
Nice, you just outed yourself as being completely clueless. There exist many good sensor fusion techniques for summing the output of disagreeing sensors.
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2y ago
It's probably not going to be possible to completely silence your neighbors, but I'm sure there are a few things you can do to make a difference. If noise is transmitted through the floor, add thick carpet and support your bed wit
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2y ago
Interesting... star trackers have been around since the 50s and inertial navigation / SLAM is pretty plug and play these days. Looks like the unique thing they are going after is spoofing GPS so that a consumer drone can fly in a GPS d
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2y ago
Or a Casio f91w. Timeless.
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2y ago
Sure, technically there is a paid plan but all of the important stuff is free. I use the app for work and personal note taking, todo lists, etc. and have not run into any limitations of the free plan in the last five years of daily usage.
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2y ago
It has native apps for Linux, Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android. https://workflowy.com/download/
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2y ago
Try Workflowy, it has good native and web apps and a great minimal but powerful design and is completely free. https://workflowy.com/basics/
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2y ago
I'm surprised no one in this thread has mentioned Workflowy[0]. It is extremely minimal and elegant, does everything that you're looking for (on first glance), and is completely free. Not to be hyperbolic but the interface is inge
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3y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/children-per-woman-un?tab...
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3y ago
Yes aircraft fasteners are often torque marked, and almost all safety critical fasteners have an additional preload locking mechanism. Often these fasteners use mechanical locking features such as cotter pins, safety wire, or safety cable.
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3y ago
Typical realtor response. It's simple, realtors use MLS monopoly to earn more than their fair share of the profit. It's not an open market.
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3y ago
It's not that Google search has necessarily gotten worse, but it's lagging behind the shitiffication of the web caused by SEO and the new features (People Also Ask QA synopses) have absolutely horrible accuracy. ChatGPT and other
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3y ago
FWIW the data agrees with you, for milder cases of anxiety and depression, which often correlate with interpersonal issues, talk therapy (e.g. dissecting childhood trauma) is much less effective than cognitive behavioral therapy (analyzing
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3y ago
This is a tragedy of the commons. A tragedy in real terms, that everyone is worse off because of.
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3y ago
Not sure where your number is coming from. A quick search[0] led me to 181 pedestrian and 40 cyclist child fatalities in 2019. [0] https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/...
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3y ago
This is the dictionary definition of a tragedy of the commons. You must recognize that regardless of your individual decision making, the fact that vehicle sizes have ballooned has made everyone on the road, your family included, much less
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4y ago
Simple answer: drone noise is a combination of narrow band and broad band noise. The narrow band frequency comes from the RPM of the rotors spinning, but the broad band noise comes from the turbulence inherent to propeller lift production a
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4y ago
It's SLA resin printed by PCBWay. https://www.pcbway.com/rapid-prototyping/3d-printing/plastic...
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