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by duckmysick 4d ago
In some countries there are devices supporting the OpenTherm protocol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenTherm https://www.opentherm.eu/
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by duckmysick 4d ago
Isn't the thermal cycling greater outdoor than indoor because of the differences in the outdoor temperature between day and night? So most ordinary materials indoors should be fine with a delta of even 10 Kelvins/10 Celsius/1
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by duckmysick 4d ago
Let's assume I have control of my own computer. On this computer with Linux and X11, how do I restrict programs (such as Zoom client) from accessing the clipboard?
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by duckmysick 6d ago
Would something like that be better? https://jsfiddle.net/hs03xbuo/ I deleted the stylesheet, removed the duplicate FAQ section, and reworded a few sentences.
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by duckmysick 22d ago
Not anymore. Here's what shows on their page: > On Monday 24th August at 8PM EST, we received at letter from X Corp. asking to cease and desist the service XCancel. The service XCancel is stopped until further notice. We are seeking
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by duckmysick 1mo ago
So what's your technology stack? Which criteria did you use when choosing it instead?
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by duckmysick 1mo ago
10,000 requests times 0.05 cents (not dollars) = 500 cents = 5 dollars.
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by duckmysick 1mo ago
The industry/consulting term is "digital twin". Nothing off the shelf, since every plant is different. Even for a single process it gets complicated really fast. You probably want to track the environment itself too like temp
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by duckmysick 1mo ago
For fun, I pasted a few Matt Levine's newsletters into the AI Vetter on the above page. Since it can't fetch the Bloomberg's paged directly, I had to copy the content into Github gists. 4 out of 5 were marked as suspicious, m
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by duckmysick 2mo ago
Ideally you have an MCP server (Model Context Protocol) that talks to your game. It can use existing API if it's exposed - but it's very rare if it's not a game you're developing/is modded. It could also be reversed
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by duckmysick 2mo ago
It's like watching an ant farm or fish in aquarium: a different kind of entertainment. Could be fun - will the AI model get stuck on the same things I did? How does it overcome obstacles? Will it try to break the game to power through?
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by duckmysick 2mo ago
> So imo you have to accept you’ll always be ignorant of most topics and get comfortable with thinking “I don’t know”. Ok but I have to (or rather - I am expected to) vote on those topics. And not just during the elections or referendums
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by duckmysick 2mo ago
If the SaaS provider goes down or decides to discontinue a product, then yeah, ideally I should be able to install it somewhere and self-host it. It might not be easy but should be doable. If I want to modify it to fix a bug, I should do so
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
I'd like to highlight a different part of the article: > In general, when I talk to software folks about testing, I'm coming from such a different place that they immediately look at me like I'm an alien, so let's tal
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
Then you will have the opposite problem in winter. Sunrises would be 9am-10am for about three months.
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
I think the OP references Intel ads with Jim Parsons from like a decade ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQWpYQm60P4 There were more of them, including some with other celebrities.
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
No doubt that computers enabled a lot of automation. We can both agree with that. The context was that technology should evolve to fit the humans [not the other way around]. And if contemporary technology didn't have limitations, it wo
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
I'd argue the opposite. Technology in the past few decades was (is) limited and humans had to adapt to it. We communicate with other humans using voice and three dimensional hand gestures. To use computers and early phones we had to le
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
I do and that's why I pipe the output to `head -n 20` or use `LIMIT 20` in SQL. That aside, this is a good script you're running. Thanks.
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
Where are you moving to?
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
If the NYT subscription indeed has a tremendous value, surely it can attract and retain the subscribers without resorting to dark patterns in their products.
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by duckmysick 3mo ago
I moved from stored procedures to dbt. I find it easier to maintain and it helps me with version control, testing, and docs. Plus, since I deal with data pipelines a lot it get other goodies like lineage and auto DDL.
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
What's the proper way of managing Mac endpoints?
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
Not sure if you can still read my late reply, but Black has a `--skip-magic-trailing-comma` flag: > By default, Black uses existing trailing commas as an indication that short lines should be left separate, as described in the style docu
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
You don't need to exploit sensors. If a compromised device is connected to the internet (because the vendor app requires it to set up and control), you can use it as a part of botnet with a nice residential IP address.
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
Does this use levels from the original game or some custom ones? The solutions to the original levels should be in the training data, be it blogs, reddit comments, or wikis. Unless the goal was to test how well do the large language models
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
Does that mean the companies that develop games with heavy microtransactions pay their developers more?
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
A code formatter like Black can handle that. It's there to enforce a single code style no matter what the contributors use, whether they are human or AI.
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
The prompt in this study didn't specify what does the Misleading label mean, so the interpretation varies between the models. I mean look at the other responses here from the HN commenters. There's lots of nuance in there.
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by duckmysick 4mo ago
That's a very cool site! I enjoyed the hand-drawn graphs. Your tables remind me of recipes in Modernist Cuisine. They all have ingredients grouped by the procedures together with weight, sometimes volume, and ratio. Example: https:&#x

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