djaychela

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by djaychela 1y ago
> But the problem is that while kids like it a lot, it doesn't translate to engineering careers. I think there has always been that though. When having a guitar was cool and people thought they'd be famous doing it. Of course 0
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by djaychela 1y ago
For me, if I ever say IEC mains lead I get a blank expression. C13 even more so. "Kettle lead" (Which is notched to indicate it can take a higher temperature and most of cables aren't that, they will be the c13 type), and the
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I tried vibe coding for 30 days (YouTube)(youtube.com)
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by djaychela 1y ago
Not my video but I found it interesting to see someone commit to it from the background he has and the projects that were worked on.
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by djaychela 1y ago
With respect, I disagree. Musk is obsessed with the "the best part is no part ". Which only works if you don't actually need it. Combined with an obsession with cost cutting, and you get tunnel vision insisting on a course of
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by djaychela 1y ago
No, they don't. Look at what has happened when a tesla has mistaken a motorcycle with two small rear lights that is nearby for a car that is further away but with the same lighting configuration. Did not end well for the motorcyclists.
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by djaychela 1y ago
Thanks. I think I should have made it more clear in my post, the code is claude's and was done from scratch (the first app was a mandelbrot viewer which it added features to, this is a platfrom game). It's a single file at the mom
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by djaychela 1y ago
Can someone offer me some help? I've just been messing about "vibe coding" little python apps with local llm, continue and vscode. And I got so far with it. Then I found the free tier of claude so I fed in the "works so
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by djaychela 1y ago
Is it? Certainly hasn't been the experience of my two autistic daughters who had years of difficulty and which led to real problems for a decade or so each during later later schooling and early work years. Both are now doing much bett
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by djaychela 1y ago
From what I've read, the cost of an llm would be greater than the current operators who are effectively enslaved. If it were cheaper then possibly - certainly easier to manage than people who would try to escape their dire situation he
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by djaychela 1y ago
I think it might depend on how you define success?
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by djaychela 1y ago
Was the end result better or worse for this? I'm not being facetious, I just can't get if you think it was a good idea!
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by djaychela 1y ago
Coming from android I have to agree, it's terrible. The only help I can offer is that if you press and hold the space bar you can drag to go through to where you need to be, but it's still painful. I can only bear ios because I am
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by djaychela 1y ago
>How is it not the responsibility of senior management at a major retailer to ensure an exploit at a vendor can't take the whole house of cards down? I think you may be misunderstanding their organisation layout - his job is entirel
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by djaychela 1y ago
That's really good as all the pinouts give all the extras on which can be overwhelming. Being able to just see the PWM capable outputs for instance is much nicer. And they look fantastic. Thanks for your pimoroni [1] work as well, I&#x
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by djaychela 1y ago
A friend of mine is senior management at one of these companies. His life has been a real nightmare trying to get things back on track - there are so many interconnected systems that they needed to get back up 'clean' and running
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by djaychela 1y ago
You're not left with a flat battery at the end of the night. Many vehicles are combined in intelligent systems which work together to ensure that the vehicles have the energy they need (which is easy to set in all the systems I'v
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by djaychela 1y ago
But for many, they wouldn't even know this was possible. Yes, when you look into it it will be all the usual software, but 95% of people don't even know there is a world beyond windows and macOS, so that might be something that ge
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by djaychela 1y ago
Certainly in the UK it was linked to this attempted attack [1] but seemed very specific like banning laser toner cartridges as they were an attack attempt. [1] - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Reid
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by djaychela 1y ago
Just trying this out on iPhone on Firefox, and found something. If the phone is rotation locked in portrait mode (which mine normally is) I don't see buttons to install, try etc. But if rotation lock is off, it's fine. Maybe ther
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by djaychela 1y ago
> I also do not like that Apple has removed the Ethernet and microphone jacks. Both jacks are still useful to have on modern computers Ethernet is available over the ports via fairly cheap adapters if you need it. There's so much ba
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by djaychela 1y ago
It does.... I was just surprised that it turned up as terminal output - for some reason I was expecting something in some form of GUI window for some OS or other but I guess that's orders of magnitude more complex and more likely to no
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by djaychela 1y ago
Yes, do. Although I have one whose output seems OK but doesn't power the system ok when connected. They definitely were built to be cheap rather than to an engineering standard! Not slating them, times were different and every penny co
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by djaychela 1y ago
How do you stop the auto reading out? Why can't websites just sit there and wait until I ask for them to do something? It full screen auto played a video on watch and then just started reading? Firefox on ios ftr
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by djaychela 1y ago
Relevant YT Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqTn11YkMSMxu0p4yKBcY...
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by djaychela 1y ago
I believe that driving is a privilege, not a right. However, I'm not saying that their licence should be taken away (we've all made mistakes - I should have made that clear), but if that is representative, it is dangerous. I rode
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by djaychela 1y ago
They shouldn't be on the road either. That's not a positive argument for the Tesla experience, it's a negative one for whoever was driving that car.
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by djaychela 1y ago
If I was in a car with a human driving that badly, I'd leave ASAP! No-one beyond a learner would traverse in such an uncertain, jerky way. And this is on a day with perfect visibility and no adverse conditions that are visible in th
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by djaychela 1y ago
Calling this 'Robotaxi' rides seems somewhat disingenuous given that they are Model Ys with a full seating provision. People will be conflating this with the (IMO a very bad choice) 2-seat design seen on the demo months ago with
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by djaychela 1y ago
You definitely can back up your messages on signal. https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007059752-Ba...

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