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by narism 1mo ago
It brings up a preview of the email and you have to tap or tell it to send it from there but otherwise it worked for this as well. Subject: Current Temperature Body: The current temperature is 27°C in <my city>.
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by narism 1mo ago
I’m on the IOS 27 beta and Siri did those two tasks (weather/phone) flawlessly. It’s a lot better than it used to be.
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AMD Instinct Coder(amd.com)
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by narism 2mo ago
That’s an argument against Microsoft, not Intel. Intel’s main anti-competitive sin was against rival CPU/chipset/graphics manufacturers.
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by narism 2mo ago
Compared to Apple/DEC/Sun/SGI, the Intel ecosystem was remarkably open.
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by narism 2mo ago
You’ll find no disagreement from me that January 6th should, at the very least, have resulted in a ban from serving in public office, but we don’t live there. Which corpse would you rather have, one rank with Biden admin inflation/immi
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by narism 2mo ago
Just because Fox News crowed about it doesn’t mean it’s bad journalism. Arguably toeing the party line is what resulted in Democrats being in that situation (fielding a weaker candidate against Trump) in the first place.
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by narism 1y ago
The MBPs didn’t run too hot, the Nvidia GPUs used an underfill that stopped providing structural support at a relatively normal temperature for GPUs (60-80 degrees C). GPU failures due to this also happened on Dell/HP/Sony laptops
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by narism 1y ago
The cover art is good too. Some favorites: https://www.economist.com/img/b/400/527/90/sites/default/fil... https://www.economist.com/cdn-cgi/image/width=1424,qual
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by narism 1y ago
Who is the real inventor in your opinion?
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by narism 1y ago
International shipping from China to the US is subsidized by USPS under the Universal Postal Union rules since China is classified as a developing country. Terminal dues to the US have been increasing over the last 5 years to compensate for
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by narism 2y ago
Ever seen Mob Psycho 100?
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by narism 2y ago
Zero export inverters are grid-tied but monitor the meter/CTs for load changes in order to curtail solar production/shift it to battery charging. I think they can technically backfeed a little bit if load is suddenly dumped depend
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by narism 2y ago
> You're also ignoring that Singapore is only half the size of Texas while having a similar number of people living in it. Try again, Texas is roughly _1000x_ larger than Singapore with 5x the population.
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by narism 2y ago
A huge proportion of foreign workers in SK are in either the manufacturing, construction, or agriculture sectors, often with poor working/living conditions. https://www.chosun.com/english/industry-en/2024&#x2F
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by narism 2y ago
This goes into what happens: https://fable.fandom.com/wiki/Winter_Lodge
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by narism 2y ago
> What kind of job/career experience has he had to come up with all of that, so creatively and accurately? One of them has been at Amazon for a while.
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by narism 2y ago
> 100% of US freight trains use electric motors I think you mean diesel-electric. They are talking about electrified miles of track which is almost exclusively limited to passenger lines in the US. Even where freight trains run on electr
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by narism 2y ago
There was a new carve out created last year that allows driving electric scooters without a license, provided they meet some requirements (speed limiter, a speed indicator light, etc). https://www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.lg.jp&#x2F
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by narism 2y ago
Rail freight and passengers mostly share the same tracks in Japan with the exception of the Shinkansen network* which is passenger only. The big difference is Japan sends way less freight by rail than the US and freight that does go by rail
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by narism 2y ago
Can you steal something that is given away freely? People are buying those services so they must be providing some value.
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by narism 2y ago
AKA the postpositive adjective. I do wish they had gone with Available Source Software for the acronym possibilities.
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by narism 2y ago
A couple podcasts on the person they are referring to: https://www.blockedandreported.org/p/episode-164-the-torture... https://www.blockedandreported.org/p/episode-165-the-torture... Oh, and the r
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by narism 2y ago
There is research that does show precipitation events might influence earthquake activity: https://news.mit.edu/2024/study-heavy-snowfall-rain-may-cont... https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi&#x2
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by narism 2y ago
Realpage put many roadblocks in the way of customers using prices not provided by the system. A couple: Rent overrides required written business justifications, would often trigger follow ups to the agent attempting the override and then th
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by narism 3y ago
Sounds like the Seagate Kinetic HDD: https://www.seagate.com/www-content/product-content/hdd-fam/...
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by narism 3y ago
The most popular console of this generation, the Nintendo Switch, has always been sold at a profit.
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by narism 3y ago
For memory bandwidth at the lower tiers, yeah. M3 Max still has 400GB/s and since the M2 Ultra (800GB/s) is just two M2 Maxes glued together (400GB/s each), the eventual M3 Ultra should be comparable.
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by narism 3y ago
China is one of the first countries to regulate AI development: https://carnegieendowment.org/2023/07/10/china-s-ai-regulati...
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by narism 3y ago
I believe this is because of the widespread use of shield projectors which repel anything moving too fast (faster than a slow knife stroke or hunter seeker). Some other interactions around shields: Lasers hitting shields basically results i

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