cmbuck

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by cmbuck 1mo ago
I was pretty sure that the consumer AI Pro, AI Ultra, etc subscriptions have no relevance or impact to Antigravity quota, nor the policies on using data for model training. Do you have information to indicate otherwise?
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by cmbuck 3mo ago
Yes it matters, because jus sanguinis is also a birthright and therefore "birthright citizenship" despite having no relevance to where you were born (jus soli)
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by cmbuck 7mo ago
What do you mean by "they basically don't exist"? Solutions like the TI BQ25172 are designed exactly for this purpose.
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by cmbuck 2y ago
Assuming a 50kWh Tesla Model 3 charging via USB C PD 3.1 EPR 240W, it would take around ~104hrs (4.3 days) to increase battery SoC by 50%.
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by cmbuck 2y ago
This would be an interesting idea if you were able to solve the problem of inner layers. Currently to reverse engineer a board with more than 2 layers an x-ray machine is required to glean information about internal routing. Otherwise you
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by cmbuck 3y ago
This guidance may help for sample collection, but wouldn't fully address the whole chain of custody. If the test equipment or handling tools/processes in the lab expose the samples to PFAS, then the test is botched. And this is
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by cmbuck 3y ago
I've previously been advised by my doctor that PFAS tests are of limited utility due to the lack of process controls which could introduce contamination. Given how novel this area of testing is and the prevalence of PFAS in all types
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by cmbuck 3y ago
Eagle is far from an industry standard. In fact I don't remember hearing about a single company who uses it. Perhaps some small companies preferred Eagle. In industry it is far more common to see hardware companies use Altium, OrCad
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by cmbuck 4y ago
This is not a new concern, hardware designers almost always have tradeoffs like this. Just because the interface is standardized doesn't mean the interchangeable modules are identical or without trade-offs. Sure you can swap in a new
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by cmbuck 4y ago
In the eyes of the decision makers, the loss of functionality you describe is a feature, not a bug. Making it harder for you to procure food "reduces waste". It is the same line of thinking in which companies slash their call cen
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by cmbuck 4y ago
Globulation 2 https://globulation2.org/wiki/Main_Page It's an RTS focused on macro instead of micro. It is cross platform and supports multiplayer! It's really simple in the sense that there are only three
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by cmbuck 4y ago
I suspect the battery arrived in "cut-off" mode. This is a mode which reduces battery drain specifically during the period between manufacture and customer use. In this mode the battery pack control circuit (inside the battery pa
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by cmbuck 5y ago
Have any of you get tested for antibodies?
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by cmbuck 6y ago
I think this is the original recording of the school board in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3XaJHU7QlY I also think this link is the original reporting: https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/02
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by cmbuck 6y ago
Sure it is necessary for some business models but the parent comments example, Adobe, has successfully used the non-SaaS model for decades.
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by cmbuck 6y ago
...in mice
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by cmbuck 7y ago
Alaska no longer offers the policy I believe you are referring to, effective September 1, 2018 [1]. Their new policy, despite being advertised under the same name, only covers price drops within 24 hours of purchase, during which time you&
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by cmbuck 7y ago
You seem to be extrapolating that since refined grains do not contain Mg, no foods do. This is not the case. OP can eat other foods instead of processed grains to obtain Mg.
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by cmbuck 7y ago
> "Since 99% of Mg is intracellular, serum Mg testing of the remaining 1% found in serum will produce misleading results (Mann and Truswell, 2002) and it should not be used in future research." Elsewhere in the article they ref
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by cmbuck 7y ago
This article completely neglects the influence of lower acceptance rates of upper tier institutions. Between 1960-1970 Harvard and Stanford's acceptance rates were 4-6x larger than they are today. It does not seem reasonable to me to
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by cmbuck 9y ago
Unshakable by Tony Robbins. Good background and some nuts and bolts about investing and how to set yourself up for success. The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley and William Danko. Wealth generation by means of frugality. Thorough
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by cmbuck 9y ago
> like, you know, every fucking first world country in the world I don't find this a very compelling argument and it comes off as a personal attack rather than composed intellectual rationale. Instead of saying why you think this i
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by cmbuck 9y ago
Thank you for this analysis. A 1 degree change over 2 million years strikes me as rather unlikely to meaningfully affect magma currents
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by cmbuck 9y ago
Yes, this seems much better than coal/oil, but isn't there a finite amount of heat under Earth's crust? Have we studied what would happen if we cool Earth's internal temperature by extracting heat in this way? The Magne
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by cmbuck 9y ago
In vehicles I am familiar with, the speedometer and odometer are both on the same circuit. Removing the fuse will cut functionality to both devices.
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by cmbuck 10y ago
Have you ever tried to hit a drone-sized target with a potato gun? Do you realize how challenging that is?
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by cmbuck 10y ago
Wow, this is actually something I've also been interested in making. I do hardware and I'm located in the San Diego area. When were you thinking of starting?