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by rtkwe 5d ago
Probably not there's a lot of nearby fire the would reignite extinguished sections because the device doesn't do anything to cool the fuel or suppress fire returning. Also it's short range and very sensitive to the range you
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by rtkwe 5d ago
Basically a small scale version of using explosives to interrupt and extinguish oil well fires [0]. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/physicsgifs/comments/5omaxc/oil_wel...
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by rtkwe 6d ago
Live resizing apps and dealing with apps that don't have a specified new design for the unfolded screen size is one of the big hurdles for folding phones that's new to the Duo for Apple so it remains to be seen how well that works
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by rtkwe 8d ago
It's not just compensation grading is a very time intensive process so even if it were paid it eats up either personal time or time they could use preparing lessons or assisting students.
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by rtkwe 8d ago
The biggest speedbump to that is teacher time. Grading and returning worksheets for students is a huge unpaid time sink for teachers.
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by rtkwe 11d ago
An interesting question to me is how were subsequent instances finding their way to these message boards. I suppose they're all quite likely to try the same sequence of sites since they're neuvo copies of the same state given simi
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by rtkwe 13d ago
Ah ok I'd missed that entirely.
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by rtkwe 13d ago
Isn't CoPilot largely a wrapper around ChatGPT and other models? IIRC they didn't create their own and just poured money (via Azure credits I think) into OpenAI to get access.
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by rtkwe 13d ago
The single most annoying thing about trying to actually ask a question on SO. No overzealous editor that's actually a different error and library entirely...
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by rtkwe 13d ago
"GPT begins to hallucinate at an exponential rate. At 11:36 AM Eastern time September 3rd it descends into recursively generating "it's not X it's Y". In a panic they attempt to reboot, realizing too late no one kno
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by rtkwe 13d ago
I think that depends a lot on the industry. There's a lot of evidence Amazon is recycling "unopened" returns into the new stock pool because people are getting sealed items with their contents replaced because it turns out it
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by rtkwe 13d ago
That's the least charitable interpretation, most people aren't avoiding the app intentionally you have to adjust to the fact you're anomalous for not having a smartphone at this point.
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by rtkwe 14d ago
Did you consider if they were trying maybe just to save you the trip/inconvenience in the future by informing you of something most people would be able to use?
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by rtkwe 14d ago
> "I don't have a QR code scanner app." Not the point but they haven't been needed for at least half a decade now. Both iOS and Android's built in cameras detect and scan QR codes now.
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by rtkwe 14d ago
The traditional finger stick readers are still very available though right? I see them still at pharmacies.
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by rtkwe 14d ago
That's only true if everyone in the area is good about throwing away their trash in proper receptacles. That's the alternative stream that's difficult to control directly because it's at the individual level instead of t
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by rtkwe 14d ago
Places need to get a lot better about actually checking returned items if they're going to go back into the stream as a NIB item instead of open box. Amazon and other electronics places are bad about this with horror stories of getting
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by rtkwe 14d ago
Well we don't know that they're talking about clothes at all. Clothing retailers are still pretty open about returns afaik because it's kind of the only way to run an online clothes store people will actually use.
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by rtkwe 14d ago
I wonder if they were similarly blasé when companies started implementing policies to actually stop them? That kind of argument only works where stopping the behavior is cost free, the main reason most places didn't do it before was be
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by rtkwe 14d ago
Because there's not that much content there.
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by rtkwe 14d ago
The messenger tells you a lot about the message with AI articles. It being written by AI instead of a human is an indication the writer didn't care enough about the information being communicated to communicate it themselves and if the
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by rtkwe 16d ago
There are some intermediates but they're often not that well supported. I have a door bell with a traditional app but it also exposes a normal IP camera stream and has a community (I assume) home assistant integration that lets me perf
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by rtkwe 20d ago
Boni seems more like a closed project and I'd rather have something where access isn't an afterthought as indicated on the Kickstarter. > Right now, we simply haven't reached any conclusions regarding developer tools, docu
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by rtkwe 20d ago
My favorite bit from that was when he had it do a flip and the battery ejected from it's niche and it died. Also the constant suicide attempts from trying to run it on a table but that's a problem for any mobile robot and tabletop
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by rtkwe 22d ago
The biggest issue is these kinds of construction jobs are temporary. It's similar to but not quite as bad as datacenters where you get a very short term influx of skilled highly paid labor but those jobs don't stick around after t
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by rtkwe 27d ago
Seems like the simple solution is a Styrofoam sheet, a $10 hot knife and some glue solves the customization problem almost trivially.
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by rtkwe 28d ago
Oh from the cautionary sci-fi classic "Do Not Create the Torment Nexus"? I always thought it'd be awesome to create after reading that!
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by rtkwe 28d ago
Why? The release angle is fully controlled by design of the mechanism if you wanted to fire it into the ground for safety you could just advance the release timing by a few degrees.
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by rtkwe 28d ago
It is because the main limitation for high speed digital video is the bandwidth of the pipeline from sensor to storage. Lowering the resolution increases the number of frames you can shove through the X Gbps pipe between the photons hitting
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by rtkwe 28d ago
No it wouldn't... the projectile is still launched by the same angular motion of an arm and a sling basket the power for the rotation just comes from a different source.

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