> Windows, Teams and Copilot "Fine. Please no. I'm out..." in that order
Maybe the hardware damage is due to a misconfigured SDR frontend causing antenna impedance mismatch? That could explain why a firmware update can prevent bricks, but not restore devices already damaged.
I found your commit and your usage of AI seemed reasonable. It seems to me like your PR itself and the subsequent comments and correspondence was also human written. I think a PR "in flight" shouldn't have been closed…
> Heterogeneity belongs in the type system, not in the runtime. Is the intent that applications developed with this are compiled for target hardware on a machine-specific basis? e.g. I define a machine file for my i5…
People that think using AI for basic stuff like promotional posters and menus is a good idea have no idea there's a large(?) subset of the population who is instantly repulsed by it. Before AI, such designs were neutral…
The Reddit team talks about RSS like it got hit by a truck or something. > Sorry about this - we're sad too, RSS feeds have had a great long life on the open web. > We know RSS feeds have been a beloved open web tool.…
I don't know about you but after a few seconds, I wanted to get out of there as fast as possible. I'm glad I didn't have to spam the back button to do it.
Maybe there's something to be said for allowing the art style to make room for imagination.
Plus when you talk into a phone, your voice bouncing off the glass causes natural tendency to control vocal volume. With buds, people just shout into the void... Or the bus...
Someone I know does this, and seems to think it's a flex, because he bragged about it being "the first time I've actually seen this presentation" a few times during the presentation. It was all awful.
I built a project nearly identical to this one so knowing the level of complexity required, I'm not surprised it worked. AI is indeed raising the floor. Even simple hobby designs were once out of reach, but now we can…
> For five fully assembled boards I paid 130 Euros, ordered the E-ink displays from a local shop I built a project board nearly identical to this one a few years ago, and this seems about right. I don't think the…
Fun! Open in a new tab to make it easier to return here afterwards.
Huberman also said it was good to gargle and swallow a glass of water in the morning before brushing your teeth. I think that was the last episode I listened to...
The imagery is vivid. Am I flying? Or being carried away by some kind of bird? How hard will I hit the ground if it drops me?
I think we should introduce "rampant" in the real-world AI vernacular
I used rope and suction cups to mount a shade cloth (neatly) over my apartment balcony. I quite liked it, it made the balcony more cozy, gave a bit more privacy, my apartment was cooler, my plants were less stressed.…
I feel a similar divide forming over personal privacy. A lot of my privacy backbone (proton mail/VPN, a pixel device for Graphene, a disposable phone plan for registering with google play services, hardware for self…
I'm with you on this one. I'll be using my 11th gen i5 and GTX3080 for the foreseeable future. The 'hostility' you mention puts me off doing so more than price of an upgrade.
> "The tool itself worked properly and functioned as intended; however due to a bug in a separate code path, the system did not properly verify that the email address provided by the individual requesting a password…
I'm an embedded systems developer. I have almost fully "outsourced" the Python code for frontend pc software that interacts with my firmware. I deliberately continue to write all my firmware by hand, and will…
I wonder if the speaker had built in lithium batteries too.
I've paid for and recommended Bitwarden. For years it's operated along a stable trajectory. I was confident in its security record. Vaultwarden is an escape hatch I'm in a position to set up for my family as a last…
You're right, though the friends and family that I would feel the need to recommend a password manager to aren't the type that would self-host their own servers.
I stopped endorsing closed-source software to friends and family years ago, because you can't trust the companies behind them not to quietly change directions. Years ago I used a free workout app that I really liked.…
> Windows, Teams and Copilot "Fine. Please no. I'm out..." in that order
Maybe the hardware damage is due to a misconfigured SDR frontend causing antenna impedance mismatch? That could explain why a firmware update can prevent bricks, but not restore devices already damaged.
I found your commit and your usage of AI seemed reasonable. It seems to me like your PR itself and the subsequent comments and correspondence was also human written. I think a PR "in flight" shouldn't have been closed…
> Heterogeneity belongs in the type system, not in the runtime. Is the intent that applications developed with this are compiled for target hardware on a machine-specific basis? e.g. I define a machine file for my i5…
People that think using AI for basic stuff like promotional posters and menus is a good idea have no idea there's a large(?) subset of the population who is instantly repulsed by it. Before AI, such designs were neutral…
The Reddit team talks about RSS like it got hit by a truck or something. > Sorry about this - we're sad too, RSS feeds have had a great long life on the open web. > We know RSS feeds have been a beloved open web tool.…
I don't know about you but after a few seconds, I wanted to get out of there as fast as possible. I'm glad I didn't have to spam the back button to do it.
Maybe there's something to be said for allowing the art style to make room for imagination.
Plus when you talk into a phone, your voice bouncing off the glass causes natural tendency to control vocal volume. With buds, people just shout into the void... Or the bus...
Someone I know does this, and seems to think it's a flex, because he bragged about it being "the first time I've actually seen this presentation" a few times during the presentation. It was all awful.
I built a project nearly identical to this one so knowing the level of complexity required, I'm not surprised it worked. AI is indeed raising the floor. Even simple hobby designs were once out of reach, but now we can…
> For five fully assembled boards I paid 130 Euros, ordered the E-ink displays from a local shop I built a project board nearly identical to this one a few years ago, and this seems about right. I don't think the…
Fun! Open in a new tab to make it easier to return here afterwards.
Huberman also said it was good to gargle and swallow a glass of water in the morning before brushing your teeth. I think that was the last episode I listened to...
The imagery is vivid. Am I flying? Or being carried away by some kind of bird? How hard will I hit the ground if it drops me?
I think we should introduce "rampant" in the real-world AI vernacular
I used rope and suction cups to mount a shade cloth (neatly) over my apartment balcony. I quite liked it, it made the balcony more cozy, gave a bit more privacy, my apartment was cooler, my plants were less stressed.…
I feel a similar divide forming over personal privacy. A lot of my privacy backbone (proton mail/VPN, a pixel device for Graphene, a disposable phone plan for registering with google play services, hardware for self…
I'm with you on this one. I'll be using my 11th gen i5 and GTX3080 for the foreseeable future. The 'hostility' you mention puts me off doing so more than price of an upgrade.
> "The tool itself worked properly and functioned as intended; however due to a bug in a separate code path, the system did not properly verify that the email address provided by the individual requesting a password…
I'm an embedded systems developer. I have almost fully "outsourced" the Python code for frontend pc software that interacts with my firmware. I deliberately continue to write all my firmware by hand, and will…
I wonder if the speaker had built in lithium batteries too.
I've paid for and recommended Bitwarden. For years it's operated along a stable trajectory. I was confident in its security record. Vaultwarden is an escape hatch I'm in a position to set up for my family as a last…
You're right, though the friends and family that I would feel the need to recommend a password manager to aren't the type that would self-host their own servers.
I stopped endorsing closed-source software to friends and family years ago, because you can't trust the companies behind them not to quietly change directions. Years ago I used a free workout app that I really liked.…