neuralRiot

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by neuralRiot 2mo ago
I would like to recommend a book where the author explains with scientific fundaments why lower age kids are more damaged from social media exposure. https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-anxious-generation-how-the-...
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by neuralRiot 5mo ago
The flavor is completely different but the umami of miso is crazy, if it would not be so salty i’d eat it by the spoonful. Honestly I don’t miss cheese at all, there are some replacements good enough for the occasional sandwich or pizza.
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by neuralRiot 5mo ago
>Not saying people have to go vegetarian I’ve vegan for 20+ years and find weird the obsession people have with meat that without even talking about milk. Literally there are hundreds of alternatives better for health, for the environmen
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by neuralRiot 5mo ago
I’ve working in automotive since it was only wires and never saw that (or noticed it) happening specially since usually body and powertrain work on separate buses tied through a gateway, the crazy stuff happens when people start treating th
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
>when looking that something carefully and meticulously designed is restructured, replaced or thrown away so quickly and carelessly. That’s just a trend that has been accelerating for a while now. Make things quick, quality and longevity
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
Or the company is sold to a big corp that doesn’t give a dammn about or privacy or one whose goal is to actually get the data.
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
I’m a believer that the hard work brings more joy, digging crates of vinyl and finding that rare album even if it has pops and noise feels 100x more enjoyable that streaming it.
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
>The technology doesn't do anything except add extra steps and convince the public something was done. That seems to be the way the system works, selling a treatment rather than a cure, from antacids to national security.
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
I don’t know how that would work. Some states mandate that if the displayed price is different, the customer should be charged the lower price.
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
> the patty made from a single natural ingredient that's been a staple of the human diet since the dawn of man. The fact that meat comes from a single source doesn’t make it automatically healthier, so is ricin, cyanide and polonium
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by neuralRiot 6mo ago
I work on German cars on a daily basis, the “online diagnostic” of one of the top brands runs on a sort of remote desktop fashion complete with windows boot screen, I don’t need to tell you that speed is not one of its main features.
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by neuralRiot 7mo ago
>The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,[a] against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirma
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by neuralRiot 7mo ago
I’be been reading schematics for over 30 years, sometimes i need to draw one just to understand an idea that I have. These “real” drawings (like fritzing) hurt my head. They might be useful for the casual tinkerer but anyone who finds elect
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by neuralRiot 7mo ago
The weak link is that for “the haves” to have, the “have -nots” are needed. To have or to not is just a comparison, a millionaire needs the poor to be rich and to feel special otherwise when everyone is special nobody is.
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by neuralRiot 7mo ago
“ Whatever it is you’re seeking won’t come in the form you’re expecting – Haruki Murakami”
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
I have an old Win7 workstation, I did so many mods to it at the build time that now I don’t even know how it works.
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop > MenuShowDelay set to 100 (ms) close regedit, reboot.
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
Earth can sustain current population many times over, what it cannot however is human greed and stupidity. No worries, as George Carlin said: “Save the earth! Save the earth! The earth is fine, we are the ones who are screwed.”
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
>Decreased knowledge of how to host a gathering. I have my own saying for this. “Swimming is how you learn to swim”
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
I noticed the price creeping the last time and just said to me “when it touches the $15 mark it’s gone, it seems to be approaching there so I’ll look for a different platform or just go back to mp3s.
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
It could have been a good idea if tech corps wouldn’t have demostrated to be such huge POS.
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by neuralRiot 8mo ago
> Plus you really want the average American dumping chemicals in community ground water to grow the biggest pumpkin in the zip code? Just because it’s out of sight doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Industrial farming and specially animal fa
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by neuralRiot 9mo ago
I can see this as a good business move for Anthropic in this case but for the vending machine manufacturers/ operators what would the advantage be besides saying that their machine is AI operated?
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by neuralRiot 9mo ago
>People don't buy cheap junk because they don't value quality. They buy it primarily because of affordability reasons, or because their focus is forced to be elsewhere. The focus, thanks to years of advertising, is shifted towa
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by neuralRiot 9mo ago
When I was a teenager (that was a while ago) the addiction and social dangers where different, my mother (she raised us almost by herself alone) never “forbid” me to anything, just explained us what was what and what could be the consequenc
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by neuralRiot 10mo ago
I also work in this field, and I feel manufacturers like to exaggerate the dangers as a liability umbrella, aside of disassembling the battery itself it’s very hard to even access the HV components in a dangerous way, every HV connector has
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by neuralRiot 10mo ago
I hardly doubt a low tire will mean a death sentence, usually you can tell when a tire is too low way before it is a problem, same as many things in the car, just pay attention to it and you’ll know when something is “off”.
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by neuralRiot 10mo ago
>CGI and Photoshop filters were 'fake' too. Until they weren't. IMHO they still are, watch any old movie with practical effects (Aliens, Star Wars, just to name 2) and compare them to any 2025 production, green screen movi
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by neuralRiot 10mo ago
As an electronic tech I find myself hoarding discarded devices because sometimes I need some part and ordering means paying shipping and 4 day (if I am lucky) waiting to get a part that costs cents just to probably find out that I need more
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by neuralRiot 10mo ago
Why would anyone buy an “ad capable fridge” on the first place is beyond me.

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