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Palomides

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    Comment #49233783

    or there's a million confounding factors around people living in dense cities versus rural areas

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    Comment #49230985

    it's sold in the US as a more or less unregulated supplement, so not surprising to me that the dosing is nonsense

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    Comment #49225334

    it seems like every NIC on the market that can do 100Gb has support in its linux kernel driver, so probably not a big deal in practice

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    Comment #49182991

    I think you would find learning to draw extremely rewarding

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    Comment #49172061

    it seems kind of perverse to to generate an image of a scene (fundamentally not derived from how it actually looked) to remember how it looked; you even immediately point out a way…

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    Comment #49154916

    >ghibli-style pixel-art I suppose that explains the yellow filter and the mixels

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    Comment #49138380

    it gives HN users a chance to share their anecdotes about cookware

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    Comment #49127317

    is 10W a lot of power? I absolutely don't believe the cpu is using less than that while pushing 25Gb out you can look up the rated power use of a connectx4 card, they do a lot of o…

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    Comment #49096295

    modern tls libraries on classic macs has been available for at least 6 years, and was pretty easily possible sooner if anyone bothered, no AI needed

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    Comment #48969640

    I work on embedded linux machines that go a decade plus in active use with micro sd cards, it's not a problem at all

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    Comment #48964927

    you're attributing a lot of intent to the details of a site that is almost certainly 100% AI generated

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    Comment #48898025

    for some of these gpus you can set a very reduced power limit for modest reduction in performance, tdp is not the full story

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    Comment #48816399

    you can install openwrt on basically any x86 mini-pc, works fine

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    Comment #48779297

    modos has a 6" kit and a 13" monitor, but not aware of any 10" screens https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-paper-monitor/#... https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-…

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    Comment #48734803

    I dunno, saying they don't have a use for a computer seems incorrect to me, even in the poorest parts of the world today, a substantial minority have acquired their own computer th…

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    Comment #48731159

    it's very easy to verge into OLPC type thinking with this, you probably should just give them normal bikes instead of trying to come up with some bespoke DIY-able system

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    Comment #48686302

    if we had a standardized way to deliver packages like we do mail (the heavily regulated mailbox!) this would not be a problem, it's a phenomenal waste of human effort to navigate t…

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    Comment #48639221

    I'm not very familiar with nix, how well does it do with cross compiling? is anyone actually using it for yocto sorts of domains?

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    Comment #48632156

    have you tried OpenTabletDriver?

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    Comment #48632112

    quite happy with huion on linux

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    Comment #48587789

    I think licensing anything from wacom or samsung is a big ask for a two person(?) project that's making a very small run of open source/open hardware devices

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    Comment #48563934

    what a wild comparison, millions (billions?) of humans have died from food-borne disease, and yet we do in fact still let people very casually sell food to the public (even unpaste…

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    Comment #48523670

    funny that this summary is paywalled but the actual article is open access https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10546-z

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    Comment #48424805

    considering this is a review aggregating a bunch of small n studies from before we acknowledged the replication crisis in psychology, I'm going with "no"

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    Comment #48352164

    yes, you can still run current debian on a 68k machine