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by asynchronous 2y ago
Except it is pretty much just a laser, and requires a vat of resin to actually produce anything. Still impressive actually, but it’s no tiny FDM.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
This is objectively false. Source: I have ears and hate living near freeways.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
I can verify Teslas do this as soon as they’re shifted into reverse at least
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by asynchronous 2y ago
I think they’re talking about dynamically actually changing the image itself, not just resizing
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by asynchronous 2y ago
The current 0.99% financing offer is making me absolutely go insane compared to the interest I bought at.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
Hit piece. Flagged.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
The goal posts move at a rate that would make spaceships shameful.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
You really blame republicans like when the shoe is on the other foot the other party doesn’t do the exact same tactics of blatantly stalling bills they don’t like and overall slowing government to a crawl. This is politics in the modern era
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by asynchronous 2y ago
I personally view video games as the penultimate story telling medium humanity has devised. Sure, gameplay and mechanics and all this other stuff is cool, but the ability to tell a story where you ARE the main character, you have control o
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by asynchronous 2y ago
Surely something with a higher energy output to waste ratio like nuclear energy waste would be an even better compromise then?
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by asynchronous 2y ago
!RemindMe in two weeks
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by asynchronous 2y ago
I’m probably the outlier on this particular note, but a lot of people view ex-military folks trying to get into cyber as God’s gift to this green earth, but I actually am hypercritical of those individuals. Reason being, having worked with
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by asynchronous 2y ago
It seems as though tech just has a junior person problem all around - this is abundantly clear in cybersecurity, where we have an overwhelming amount of people with useless bachelor’s degrees and no actual talent or experience to back it up
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by asynchronous 2y ago
If this isn’t a recession I fear it’s just the new normal of being an employee in the modern world. Tech stocks have literally never been higher and yet they continue to lay off % of staff. Ridiculous.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
And seemingly demonstrates our ability to be taken advantage of by said inhuman offenders-
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by asynchronous 2y ago
The inevitable outcome seems to be the younger generation giving up altogether and then social security is going to dry up real fast.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
That’s for the humans to decide and discuss, not for the word guessing algorithms to lecture you on.
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by asynchronous 2y ago
How else were they gonna keep their job? /s
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by asynchronous 2y ago
There’s quite a bit of research currently ongoing for this exact topic, especially in the domain of embedded devices and smaller compute forms. Valid concerns are being raised about performance degradation with some of these larger post-qu
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by asynchronous 2y ago
Going to go against the grain and say thank you to devices like the Flipper Zero for getting vulnerabilities like this out into the public eye for scrutiny.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Anyone have any research on where ByteDance actually hosts their servers geographically? I’m sure they make use of CDNs at some point.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Unrelated to the article but the website design itself is top notch.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
iPhone PWA are notoriously broken, they have to use the safari API and as far as I know are basically impossible to get working.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
This is so clean. Mad props.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Where do you find a flat that cheap? Genuine question, housing in the US is borked currently.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
The national law enforcement background check portal was down today, I wonder if the leap day had anything to do with it.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Older people cannot fathom this logic for some reason.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
They also have brand recognition, for what it’s worth. Every non-engineer in the world practically thinks AI == ChatGPT.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
What did you want taken down?
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by asynchronous 3y ago
To quote GLaDOS from Portal, “That would be funny, if it weren’t so sad.”

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