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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Toshiba Satellite had an infuriating ACPI bug that prevented Linux from reading the battery percentage!
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
As an engineer I just wanted to pipe in and say that this AI removes the part of design that isn’t actually the difficult part. The difficult part is the manufacturing, also coming up with the plausible load paths and deciding on the geomet
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Svelte is good, but ugh. It’s actually quite buggy. I’ve never hit a React bug but we’ve hit like 2, maybe 3 little Svelte bugs this year. All to do with hydration though.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Hm, maybe. I don’t think it has a code generator though.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
It would be awesome if someone could fund a free open source version of Simulink (as a VSCode plugin or something like that) so that we can build normal software using model-based design. Games, shaders, ML, reactive UI, applications like t
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
There is a prophecy in the Bible that says Babylon will never successfully be rebuilt. Isa 13:19, 20.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Is it possible to have the AI attempt to make the product. For example feed the photo back into the AI and have it come up with a BOM and assembly instructions.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
This looks really good, has anyone used it? I like the analog ability to toss paper all over my desk without worrying about damaging whatever I balance it on. And I do like physical paper because you can split a stack and make “more screens
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
I bet Apple are working on it, it’s just not ready yet and they want to see how much people actually use it. It’s the Apple way to screw the 3rd party and replace with their own thing once the ROI is proven (not a criticism, this is a good
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
It doesn’t magically morph into one big battery, suppose you have 5 different batteries in parallel, 1 new and 4 used different model, and you discharge this assembly at 50A: a large proportion of the current will flow through the lowest IR
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
This is such a terrible idea because the packs have to be factory balanced before assembly, and everyday Joe doesn’t have the equipment (or probably the understanding) to do this part properly. If the packs are not perfectly balanced, the b
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
This guy is right, the premise of switching doesn’t make sense, power is power.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Trying to get off Microsoft right now for LOB apps … the incompetence (multiple hacks over the last few months, SSO zero day, and now learn Copilot ignores permissions when searching because the indexer runs as global admin) is getting just
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
If you have 10k rows this isn’t for you, but 99% of use cases have less than 100 rows. For example, book list, movie list, customer list, invoice list, asset register, key register… once you hit a certain point, obsidian probably isn’t the
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Okay, I see what you are saying and I’m happy to put 1 Thess 4:16 completely aside a moment since I do not know Greek to be certain either way. I do think there are holistically other reasons to conclude prince Michael and Jesus are the sam
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
I will read what you said later and get back to you.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Yeah that’s interesting… well do you think Satan would have tried to lie to Jesus, the King, who knew everything. That’s obviously not going to work, and Satan is smarter than that. Jesus didn’t dispute Satan on his claim either. Satan’s ma
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Michael is the archangel (Jude 9) and 1 Thess 4:16 say Jesus is also (14-16 for context), so if there is one archangel then they are the same person. Not uncommon to receive a new name after a significant event, for example Saul renamed to
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
It will be difficult to understand the human condition without properly understanding universal law. For example, what authority did Satan have to torture Job in Job 2:1-7 for no reason? Well, Luke 4:6 clearly shows Satan is the king of the
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Indeed, Reading and Thinking … porn or filth for example … can also both be sins per Bible. Matthew 5:28 “But I say to you that everyone who keeps on looking at a woman so as to have a passion for her has already committed adultery with her
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
That doesn’t solve the issue because the fire risk is due to short circuit. Any battery that is Li-based has too low IR to self limit.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Lithium is the wrong chemistry for this novelty throwaway thing. Risks of fire all along the supply and disposal chain. They could just use a few watch cells. LEDs use no power at all, so lithium not required; and watch cells aren’t hazardo
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
So I’m confused, this is just the network management appliance right, you can’t use this to make a switch or firewall? Seems like a strange sink of capex because the pocket sized network appliance is cheep.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
This will cause of the death of non static websites, everything else will be smashed by bots and too expensive to run!
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Completely agree about working with companies in the same country so you actually get support, I learnt the hard way and now try and avoid overseas companies for this reason. Calling out one company in-particular that we just got over an ab
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
I’m sorry but I can’t help to hate it. It feels like the start of a kind of capitalist cancer, eating its way through the ecosystem, taking away the freedom of maintainers and turning them into slaves for maintenance fee-payers, and eventua
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
It’s $10/mo and then like 15min/$50/mo in everyone’s time in admin chasing down and filing receipts, reconciling to bank statements, etc. If you’re a founder doing your own finances, well every additional little monthly charg
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Yes, this, it depends. It has to be in the middle 100mm or so of the tyre, and not between the treads, otherwise they won’t plug it. Annoyingly, plugs are not perfect either: after a tyre has been plugged I’m putting air in it like every 2
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
I pick up a bad screw every year from careless Ute drivers with leaky toolboxes and have to throw 1-2 tyres in the bin. Tyre wear isn't that important to me.
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by aetherspawn 1y ago
Well, Haskell has GADTs, new type wrappers and type interfaces which can be (and are often) used to implement formal verification using meta programming, so I get the point he was making. You pretty much don’t need to plug another language

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