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by dev_tty01 2y ago
>>For hackers, tinkerers, technical people who are interested in pushing their mobile devices beyond what can be done with the stock operating system: ... I think this is poor phrasing. If it can't do many of the things that the
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Really nice work. Well described and I love the number of clever solves. The syringe based landing gear is just marvelous. I imagine trying to build his own simple motors might be next. Also curious if he will start trying to use some s
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Musk suggests late Twitter disclosure was a mistake, seeks to end lawsuit(reuters.com)
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Yes, interesting article and battery design, but the university PR folks certainly overplayed the "problems" with lithium. Not unusual.
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Subscriptions are 15% after the first year. Apps from small developers also pay 15%. Given the prevalence of subscriptions and the large number of indies on the app store, I really doubt 30% is close to the average. At any rate, 15% is s
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
I would say never. Hex gives no advantage over round. Both have waste when dicing. Square gives the least amount of waste.
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
"'It is this,' I answered, producing a trowel from beneath the folds of my roquelaire."
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
The Peninsular War is included in the ...
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Artificial Intelligence UK takes top spot in Europe for GenAI startups(reuters.com)
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Lake and River Ice: Formation and Classification (2021)(seagrant.umn.edu)
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Here's a good article if you anyone wants to learn more. There is a lot going on down there. https://seagrant.umn.edu/news-info/featured-stories/lake-riv...
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Yes, ice floating is super important in our system. Another biggie is the surface tension effect. Surface tension [1] plays a big part in the capillary action that allows trees to transport water and nutrients from deep in the ground up t
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
>Very few people have batteries with their solar in my neighborhood. This is common. It is of course due to the cost of battery systems, particularly if the solar system was installed several years ago. I just bought a house that has s
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
>We'll learn how to shift a lot of industrial production around if the price goes low enough. Are you going to send everyone home on overcast days? What if production needs to run 24/7? Solar is a whole solution if and only i
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
I removed the last vestiges of Adobe products from my machine a few years ago. It took a while to find all the little bits of cruft and licensing daemons that had been spewed all over my Mac by their installers. What a mess.
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Voyager 1 is back online: NASA spacecraft returns data from all 4 instruments(space.com)
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Samsung offers plan to speed up delivery of AI chips(reuters.com)
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I Visited Apple's iPhone Testing Labs [video](youtube.com)
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
If you follow your argument to a logical conclusion it would require that we ban millions of people with mild impairments from operating machines. That is the worst kind of ageism, discrimination, and ableism. Imagine that you studied and
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SpaceX and the categorical imperative to achieve low launch cost(spacenews.com)
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Thanks. That's a substantial ratio. Hazen's group is at the Cleveland clinic and has done a lot of good work so there is something there. Anything on how much Xylitol use is required to get to that risk level?
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
How much risk? How much Xylitol? Disappointed those numbers aren't mentioned in the results section. Without seeing more, leaving that out leads me to suspect that the risk is low and the level of Xylitol is quite high. The links t
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
> Metal only covers Apple. Vulkan covers so much more. I'm not sure "more" is the right term here. There are about 1.3 billion iPhone users worldwide. Sure, Vulkan covers more OS environments, but how important is that t
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Sony stresses Playstation user engagement as hardware sales taper off(reuters.com)
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Doing a UX/API Redesign? Here Are 12 Rules of Thumb(hardcoresoftware.learningbyshipping.com)
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Stone, sand, and soil for Silicon? No mention of integrated circuits, the single most impactful tech in recent history? Meanwhile, Germanium, gets the semiconductor electronics mention. Yes, Germanium is used in certain IC processes, but
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by dev_tty01 2y ago
Well, it is both of course. Why assume a binary process? Several solutions are probably grown, considered, and evaluated and one begins to gain precedence. That one then finally becomes apparent and is revealed.
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Single brain implant restores bilingual communication to paralyzed man(arstechnica.com)
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Where the rubber meets the road: Environmental impacts of tire wear particles(sciencedirect.com)
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Apple renews talks with OpenAI for iPhone generative AI features(reuters.com)
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