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leetbulb
7d ago
There's a surprisingly large number of people who have a negative opinion of AirPods (including their audio quality) while having never tried them. I've owned and tried some very high quality IEMs and still to this day impressed b
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leetbulb
2mo ago
I've been using this for a while now. It works very well while being a passenger in a car. Highly recommend enabling it if you experience car sickness.
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leetbulb
2mo ago
On a good night, around 5
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leetbulb
2mo ago
"Supercar" has 670hp 500lb-ft @ 5297rpm which seems reasonable. After configuring the tool with my car's specs, it was fairly close on the dyno; though, I'm very far from an expert. Imho, pretty cool, nonetheless.
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2mo ago
I watch them come up over the horizon right after sunset. Only a couple specific trajectories are visible and they disappear pretty quick. Later on in to a clear night and after your eyes adjust to the darkness, you can find them all over t
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leetbulb
6mo ago
Agreed. > why can't everyone do it What everyone is missing: Because other manufactures do not have to; the profit margins are too good to give a shit, and they allow some pretty fierce competition within the target demographic: <
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leetbulb
6mo ago
Configure Slack to only retain messages for a month or so. People will stop relying on it for such.
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6mo ago
Yep, I mostly just enjoy generally knowing what's going on around my property at a glance, especially when it's inconvenient to go outside. Checking if there's a package at the garage or front door. Generating a time-lapse of
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leetbulb
7mo ago
Personally, I am pro-both. Even if it helps a single child not fall in to a bad situation, it's worth the many other cons that come with it. <tinfoilhat>I believe that the original concept had good intent, then flowed through a m
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7mo ago
Thank you for adding color. This is the exact reason why I want to get in to management. Sadly, I am just not cut out to manage people. Nowadays, my role is more of a hybrid between Principal and EM, which may be awkward at times. If it wer
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8mo ago
Great read, on Chapter 3 now. Thanks for sharing.
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8mo ago
Or just don't throw rocks from a bridge, at all. /s Who's at fault when: Your CloowdBot reads an angry email that you sent about how much you hate Person X and jokingly hope AI takes care of them, only for it to orchestrate s
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8mo ago
Yeah. They, too, likely hired someone to reverse engineer it to make their own modifications. Let's add another to the chain. Surely the firmware could only become more "safe" with Lego block hacks. That's the point, rig
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leetbulb
8mo ago
Nice article and some interesting hints. Also, I enjoy your writing style.
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leetbulb
9mo ago
Fair. Didn't check Twitch.
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9mo ago
If you share your email somehow, I can invite you.
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9mo ago
"Prominent" being sub 1000 views on YouTube?
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9mo ago
Yes. RIP a ton of very rare material. What.cd has a special place in my heart.
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leetbulb
9mo ago
Pretty sure some already do this.
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9mo ago
You should check out the website.
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1y ago
I dislike ads because they generally aren't relevant -- the chance that they add value to my life is very slim -- and we're bombarded with them. Ads will soon become a thing of the past: I imagine AI being able to create full fled
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1y ago
Agreed. Typically I would be against something like this, but in this case, have it.
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1y ago
I wonder how many of these telemetry events can sneakily exfiltrate arbitrary data like source code. For example, they could encode arbitrary data into span IDs, timestamps (millisecond and nanosecond components), or other per-event UIDs. I
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1y ago
There will never be a computer powerful enough to simulate that many paperclips and explosive barrels.
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1y ago
...what will spammers do? Tune in now, as desperate scammers polish resumes. "Skilled at bypassing filters and reaching millions with urgent inheritances seeks new opportunity." Local carrier pigeons reportedly terrified.
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leetbulb
2y ago
Very cool project. Lovely diagrams.
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leetbulb
2y ago
Correct. Sadly, it's not cheap to unlock, but it's easy and worth the price.
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2y ago
Well stated. These abilities amplify the effectiveness of mental models we use to build useful systems i.e. they're force multipliers in discrete domains. People with these unique cognitive strengths become what we know as "princi
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A Second's Past
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2y ago
This investigation was pretty underwhelming
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