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Missed shifts were costly to this McDonald's. An app has fixed the problem(text.npr.org)
11 points by williadc 1mo ago|9 comments
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AI tool may help doctors, but sample size too small(text.npr.org)
3 points by williadc 2mo ago|1 comments
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by williadc 2mo ago
Original title: This AI tool promises a 'second pair of eyes' to clinicians. Did patients benefit? This title seemed like clickbait, so I submitted an alternate.
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by williadc 2mo ago
I do it the opposite way, disable my kids' devices at night, but I suspect your desired method would also be supported using native features. I have found LLMs to be very helpful in providing the right settings. There is a plugin marke
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by williadc 2mo ago
I switched from a Google Wifi to this and found it to be just as stable, but with better range/signal strength, and easier to apply the parental controls I want.
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by williadc 2mo ago
Maybe not: https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/qualcomms-t...
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by williadc 2mo ago
I had an Epson Ecotank for a couple of years. The printer heads got clogged all the time. We bought a series of cleaning products to address it, they often solved the problem for only a few prints. We finally gave up and bought a Brother la
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by williadc 3mo ago
Does WinCo Foods count? https://www.wincofoods.com/employee-owned
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by williadc 3mo ago
It's what CDs use, so it would make sense for mp3 encoders to follow suit.
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by williadc 3mo ago
The "99 Bottles of OOP" book mentioned at the bottom was an excellent introduction to refactoring. I highly recommend it if you struggle with finding the right data models for the problems you work on.
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by williadc 3mo ago
ArchLinux
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by williadc 3mo ago
I also experience this on Firefox 151.0.3 on Linux
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by williadc 4mo ago
His manager deserves the thank you. If someone started exhibiting the issues described in this post at any of my employers past and present, I suspect they would figure out how to get rid of them.
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by williadc 4mo ago
The biggest blocker to this vision is the lack of libre EDA tools for "modern" process nodes. As things scale down, new types of analysis are required. The OpenRoad project has some great stuff, but there's a long way to go i
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by williadc 4mo ago
I suspect this revelation is why his start-up didn't succeed. The economics in silicon are brutal.
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by williadc 4mo ago
I bought a Chuwi Lapbook[0] for my wife a few years ago. It was great at first, but got unusably slow running Windows within ~1.5 years. I got her a new laptop and put Linux on the Chuwi. It worked fine for checking email and light browsing
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The U.S. Education Department fired workers. Now, it's on a hiring spree(text.npr.org)
3 points by williadc 4mo ago|0 comments
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by williadc 4mo ago
From the article you linked: > With the new Panther Lake mobile processors, Intel has managed to successfully combine the two previous generations, Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake, as the performance is even better than with Arrow Lake, while
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by williadc 5mo ago
For the same reason that Yahoo should have bought Google after the dot-com bust. AI is useful and will eventually change the world. Many companies won't be able to provide sufficient returns, but will still have useful assets that Appl
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by williadc 5mo ago
Apple does make the product described in this article, aside from the fantasy price. It's called the iPad.
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by williadc 6mo ago
This is a really well-thought out comment, and I agree with just about everything in it. One comment I'd like to call out for additional consideration is the comment on retirees being priced out due to rising property taxes. In my expe
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by williadc 7mo ago
I've been thinking about this problem for quite awhile, and recently coded up something that allows for easy conversion between today's written English, and a phonetic spelling convention. https://git.sr.ht/~dcw&#x
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by williadc 7mo ago
The idea is that you don't want to check-in any builds.
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by williadc 7mo ago
Is it your fault when someone puts a bad file on the Internet that the LLM reads and acts on?
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by williadc 8mo ago
I'm shocked that SRAMs would be considered a luxury item for open silicon. They're essential for building anything that would be commercially viable, since area is far from free.
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by williadc 9mo ago
`time` is a shell command that you can use to invoke other commands and track their runtime.
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by williadc 10mo ago
Alexandr Wang is 28 years old, the same age as Mark Zuckerberg was when Facebook IPO'ed,
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by williadc 11mo ago
They probably used some of the money for this: https://www.nextplatform.com/2025/10/02/meta-buys-rivos-to-a...
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by williadc 1y ago
I use atime to identify archives that can be retired. It's common for circuit designer to release a lot of large files for their peers to analyze or incorporate into a parent/grandparent simulation. They will use that data for as
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by williadc 1y ago
I believe that was the author's intent.

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