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by bonestamp2 5d ago
I fully agree. I'm just saying we already know the crease is slightly visible on day one and that's the best they could get it at this point. I'm sure they wanted to do better than that but the tech just isn't there yet.
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by bonestamp2 7d ago
Yep, and at that point it doesn't matter. I mean, I know Apple likes to paint the back of the fence, but the technology isn't quite there for no crease just yet.
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by bonestamp2 9d ago
Very cool idea. It would be nice if you could enable your camera and then control mod/pitch with head up/down left/right motions.
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by bonestamp2 13d ago
It's easier to get permits in Texas than most other states, which is especially important for the power generation that some of these data centers are building.
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by bonestamp2 14d ago
For our internal tooling we use something similar to a bash profile config file with name/value pairs separated by linebreaks. So, our configs look something like: env=staging db=0.0.0.0 #descriptive comment etc=true
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by bonestamp2 16d ago
No this one specifically for me, but same idea. I want to use safari, especially for battery life, but there are too many behaviors about Safari that I can't change.
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by bonestamp2 19d ago
> the second a tab is off Can you explain what you mean by this phrase?
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by bonestamp2 20d ago
Also include sliders so parameters can be adjusted to see how it affects the mechanism (ex. wheel radius).
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by bonestamp2 1mo ago
Figma is a good example of this UI paradigm done well, lots of users, and financial success.
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by bonestamp2 1mo ago
> In many industries, if you can't do something safely, you simply can't do it at all. Absolutely! Related story... my wife works in a regulated industry and she was running facebook ads for one of their new products. Facebook
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by bonestamp2 2mo ago
> Do not underestimate how much popular harnesses are spamming the context window. The context window is very important. Do we have any insight into whether it is actually spam and not useful info such as project or programming language
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by bonestamp2 2mo ago
For sure. I had a huge following on my wordpress blog 15 years ago and email was how everyone got notified of new content. I'm sure there's a way to at least do sms now if people want that level of notification.
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by bonestamp2 3mo ago
Use an independent cleaner. My cleaning lady is a great cleaner, but she can barely manage her cellphone, so she's not training AIs.
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by bonestamp2 3mo ago
Space was definitely what I pressed first to fire. Then enter. Then shift. Later I realized the menu has the key bindings in it.
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by bonestamp2 4mo ago
Exactly. All my IoT stuff is on it's own wifi network and VLAN because I don't trust the initial or long term security of some of these manufacturers.
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by bonestamp2 5mo ago
You joke but... https://www.homedepot.com/p/Lukyamzn-P2-P5-P6-Pentalobe-Scre... At first it looks like a normal torx head, but then you realize it has 5 lobes instead of 6. Apple used these on early iPhone models when
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by bonestamp2 5mo ago
I think that's a fair take for most people in the leak, but there are people who try to keep their address a secret for their safety (investigative journalists, witnesses of crimes, judges, lawyers, police officers, etc). They often ha
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by bonestamp2 5mo ago
> it is outsourced to Harmon/Kardon Many automakers use them for their headunits (ex. both my Chrysler minivan and my Porshce have HK headunits). The headunit in my porsche is also in some VW models and for the HN crew there are som
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by bonestamp2 5mo ago
I assume it makes you a loyal customer when upgrading/replacing equipment too... knowing what to expect and that you're going to have all of that support. So many product companies fail to think about that -- they're all thin
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by bonestamp2 6mo ago
BitBucket.org (Atlassian)
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by bonestamp2 6mo ago
Thanks for the heads up, I assumed they had already done this with my data.
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by bonestamp2 7mo ago
I think we just needed some government with the balls to go for it and everyone else on the west coast will follow. The legality of DST might be an issue in the US but if we can clear that hurdle then BC could be the catalyst.
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by bonestamp2 7mo ago
Atomic Habits is a great book for little things like this that make a big difference when compounded with time.
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by bonestamp2 7mo ago
Nobody sees Google's numbers except Google... in other words, the numbers are not a sales tool for Google like they are for anti-virus/blocking companies. So, there's no reason for Google to pump up their numbers, it would ju
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by bonestamp2 9mo ago
Legally, you're absolutely right. But as camera technology, data transmission, data storage, and automated data analysis progress, maybe it's also reasonable that privacy laws progress with the technology. I expect any police offi
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by bonestamp2 9mo ago
Maybe it's one of those situations where it takes a good guy using surveillance to take down a bad guy using surveillance?
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by bonestamp2 10mo ago
I assume he's planning to build a super mansion once he gets enough acreage. Reminds me of a guy near me who bought three already massive adjacent properties. Tore down two of them. One become a pond. The other one was rebuilt into a m
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by bonestamp2 1y ago
There are some inference chips that are fundamentally different from GPUs. For example, one of the guys who designed Google's original TPU left and started a company (with some other engineers) called groq ai (not to be confused with g
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by bonestamp2 1y ago
That was my thought too, and then I wondered if the workers are $100k more expensive to bring here then maybe the jobs are just going to go to the same people, but in their home country.
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by bonestamp2 1y ago
Fair enough, I misunderstood what he meant by "deprecate JS runtimes".

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