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by rsync 4d ago
I have one of these that I purchased ~16 years ago: https://github.com/Retrotink/PockeTerm-II Very simple serial -> VGA device. Unfortunately no longer in production but the github project contains everything one w
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by rsync 8d ago
"Short everything this guy has ever touched ..."
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by rsync 14d ago
“… There is no way of contacting anyone at Google about it …” Of course there is: you pay your lawyer to send correspondence by registered mail. Then you have them send followup correspondence a week or so later. You will absolutely get a r
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by rsync 14d ago
“… These are later accounted for when you sell. Though AFAIK if you sell at a loss you can't get the Vorabpauschale back directly, but it would increase the losses you can potentially apply …” That sounds simple and elegant.
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by rsync 20d ago
So many of these M5Stack products are not actually stackable and have no physical relation to their "stack" system.
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by rsync 23d ago
No, this is because they want to IPO soon . If the chips weren't this compelling they would have something different to announce. These are paperclip maximizers who just happen to wear human skin - there is no underlying premise nor i
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by rsync 23d ago
Yes, address is verifiable.
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by rsync 23d ago
A reminder: Neither visa nor MasterCard networks have the ability to verify cardholder name. Everyone behaves as if they do, but your name cannot be verified. Which is to say, all of these cards have name anonymization, not just robinhood.
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by rsync 24d ago
No, your parent is correct. In addition to the pragmatic point about how nobody actually paid those rates, there is an ideological mismatch as well: Those very high marginal tax rates were not enacted to address inequality or any of the
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by rsync 25d ago
No, the highest priority is Sonos. Presumably the difficulty level is low and the community/societal justice extremely high.
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by rsync 27d ago
I highly recommend the “collected interviews” of Ballard that was released some years ago … very interesting exchanges and some almost shockingly present judgments about the future… Especially the future of media in the YouTube age. Then I
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by rsync 1mo ago
"... as I was incredibly surprised to learn of nuclear energy existing in the Caribbean ..." You may also find it interesting that South Africa had nuclear weapons : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa
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by rsync 1mo ago
Free account, indefinitely, to whoever needs it to store this data … including the storage vendor. Just email…
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by rsync 2mo ago
"I went to restaurant last night and asked ..." USDA Organic isn't perfect but it is, largely, the only meaningful information you can be given. Everything else is weasel wording and subterfuge.
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by rsync 2mo ago
This is a fair point - and well taken. However, I never asked for LLMs nor did my consumer nor professional behavior send market signals that I would use them. They were thrust upon me apropos of nothing. Now that I find them useful, the l
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by rsync 2mo ago
"To someone who never did anything like this themselves the result might seem fantastic ..." I've been "doing this" for over 30 years now and I consider these LLM results to be fantastic. If one has a deep, conceptu
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by rsync 2mo ago
"Free server racks for everyone when the bubble bursts!" I actually have this trophy from the previous bursting bubble ... a Sun microsystems rack populated with three e4500. $750k + of equipment at original list price ...
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by rsync 2mo ago
"Why would other countries, that don't share the same anxiety about China as the US, would be troubled with the this?" It's the other way around. There is a high likelihood that many countries of the "west" (th
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by rsync 2mo ago
“I think everyone in the HN crowd knows that.” I would think everyone in the HN crowd would be aware of HEAC, the hdmi Ethernet channel, etc. With full access to the hosts tcp/ip stack, we’d do well not to overlook the potential vec
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by rsync 2mo ago
sqlite3_rsync exists: https://sqlite.org/rsync.html ... and is installed and available: # sqlite3_rsync -vv ./test.db user@rsync.net:test.db "Ordinary rsync does not understand SQLite transactions. Rsync wi
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by rsync 2mo ago
"... prove you're not a child by handing over your ID ..." Anecdote: I just created an API access account at openAI, for a business I own, two weeks ago, with no identification check of any kind. No human name is anywhere on
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by rsync 2mo ago
Thank you - this is correct and cannot be repeated enough, especially in the context of infant and child doses.
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by rsync 2mo ago
No, it doesn't take years and the testing is performed, roughly, as I just described it. They build a test rig with 10,000 drives which they run continuously producing a total "drive hours" count and then wait for the first o
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by rsync 2mo ago
“They can't realistically do anything else to estimate it …” Of course they can. How do you think they get the MTBF for hard drives? What they do is deploy thousands of them and wait for the first one to fail. Then they wait for the se
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by rsync 3mo ago
Actually, it’s not obvious why you’re using a throwaway account… Every emergent behavior from these actors - whose claim to positive moral values is barely plausible - should be reported, discussed, dissected and critiqued early and of
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by rsync 3mo ago
"GLM 5.2 is "almost Opus," and it needs at least 8xH200s for comfortable inference ..." What is the behavior if one were to run GLM 5.2 with only a single H200 ? Would it fail to run at all, or would it just run so slowl
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by rsync 3mo ago
I want to see the zine(s) so I can duplicate them and publish them at Kozubik.com.
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by rsync 3mo ago
An hour of cpr in an ALS scenario almost certainly involves a Lucas device: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LUCAS_device … which are commonly carried in ambulances.
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by rsync 3mo ago
Anon.penet.fi is clear prior art - from 1993[1]. Anyone who thought they had invented something new here were kidding themselves. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penet_remailer
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by rsync 3mo ago
“Switzerland, unlike the USA, seems capable of safely operating these plants …” I would have said that about the Japanese as well…

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