jdyer9

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by jdyer9 1mo ago
Did you work with a company for plans and permitting? Been thinking about doing this and I'm also in CO
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by jdyer9 5mo ago
My thoughts as well, I love this! Easy to do, easy to implement but hard to bypass. Also it tells me something about the network that is not vying for a slice of the attention economy and isn't going to do everything it can to keep me
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by jdyer9 6mo ago
This comment got me thinking that it might be worth using their second-to-last location to try and derive some vector. Obviously that's super informative as you already know the edge of the map they left, but maybe it's useful?
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by jdyer9 8mo ago
It's a good question, but in a closed system (like you have in space) the heat from the turbine loop has to go somewhere in order to make it useful. Let's say you have a coolant loop for the gpus (maybe glycol). You take the hot g
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by jdyer9 9mo ago
So, in doing a bit of research from a link in one of the other comments, this is lcos, levelized cost of storage. I understand that to be roughly equivalent to the marginal cost of using it, including the capex divided over the unit volume.
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by jdyer9 10mo ago
Oh man, I've been playing with GCP's vertex AI endpoints, and this is so representative of my experience. It's actually bananas how difficult it is, even compared to other GCP endpoints
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by jdyer9 11mo ago
If it matters to you, Reolink is a Chinese owned company. Not passing judgement one way or another, but if avoiding Unifi over the remote incident matters, I could see this factoring in as well.
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by jdyer9 1y ago
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by jdyer9 1y ago
Kharon | Individual Contributor and Data Engineering Leadership Opportunities | HYBRID in London or Madrid or On-site in Denver, CO | Full Time Kharon is on a mission to revolutionize the current global security landscape. When you look at
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by jdyer9 1y ago
This is exactly the system I would have designed!
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by jdyer9 1y ago
Nitpicking on the mechanic point, but this is pretty common, just not at the same level of detail as medicine. Certain brands, models, and parts are more likely to fail in certain ways, so if a model comes in with symptoms of a known, high
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by jdyer9 1y ago
Imagine that your reputation didn't matter, getting sued was out of the question, and there was no criminal liability: your job, backed by the government, is to be employed by as many tech firms for as long as you can, you'd proba
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by jdyer9 1y ago
For what it's worth, the article says the exact opposite Protip: Look for all-caps PYREX graphics which can either indicate that is vintage or that it’s from Europe, where a company called Arc International owns the Pyrex brand and
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by jdyer9 1y ago
It's likely often repeated because if you try driving 55 in a 55mph zone where people are driving between 62-70, it's terrifying , it feels like you're stopped. Whether the stat is true or not remains to be seen, but intuitiv
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by jdyer9 2y ago
I always struggled with loving dark mode, but I usually keep my brightness as low as tolerable without straining, and your comment made me wonder if it's related I do like dark mode if I'm working in a super dark room though
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by jdyer9 2y ago
I'd argue it's about customisation, not as much about the process. A couple can't be made anywhere other than a factory, but we're seeing this exact thing happen more and more with custom chip design. Sure not hand made,
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by jdyer9 2y ago
As for how to do it, based on my reading, imagine a mattress on the floor. And then, to follow your comparison, imagine a prayer, particularly an Islamic prayer pose (knees on the floor, hips in the air, head and hands touching the floor).
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by jdyer9 2y ago
As another commenter started to point out, the risk is essentially cloning the key. So, if you were out to dinner and it was cloned while you were out, you might not realize you'd been compromised whereas if it was stolen, it might to
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by jdyer9 2y ago
Same, I don't even like washing my hands with cold tap water, but cold bidet water is no issue.
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by jdyer9 2y ago
Except Walgreens. They say unsubscribe and then they just don't do it.
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by jdyer9 2y ago
Presumably the difference with a condo is that the condo owner has a fair vote in the buildings management (usually an HOA in the US) and enough votes can be used to destroy the building if it achieves high enough liability-to-value ratio.
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by jdyer9 2y ago
That's the thing about Mongo, it's great until it's not. And Not comes quickly for many projects. There's probably tons of small Mongo installations all over the internet doing great in their little niche. But the moment
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by jdyer9 2y ago
I have no affiliation to either locality, but I thought this whole saga was interesting from a legal perspective. The sheer audacity of the developer to sue for unjust enrichment. I think it also would have been a pretty important case if i
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by jdyer9 2y ago
Similar, with a slightly different goal: https://starlink.sx/ It was designed more with the intent of evaluating coverage of Starlink, especially in the early days when coverage was more sparse, but it also shows the satell
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by jdyer9 3y ago
My guess is that it's not that significant of an increase in weight. They're removing everything including the axles, and putting in their own. Guestimating based on the video, I'd say each motor+axle weights similarly to a t
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by jdyer9 3y ago
It's a long watch for sure, and it's just laying out the plan. To answer your question, basically they want to build locomotive style kits (diesel power, electric drive train), except with the addition of batteries. So, 3.6L Cate