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Comment #42543339
He sure seemed like a legitimately good man. I think one of my favorite stories about him is that he helped resolve a nuclear reactor meltdown https://www.military.com/history/how-…
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Comment #42540125
If this was a legit study I'd expect an arXiv link or similar instead. Looking at their methodology, it's vague enough to be interpreted as 'ok' but really I'd expect ALOT more inf…
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Comment #42540083
Yeh, this isn't weird imo. This whole article is junk.
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Comment #42533733
Lots of limitations here but they do offer an 'ask' button under some circumstances: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/14110396?hl=en I've found it to be helpful in getting…
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Comment #42446796
I've seen this come up here and elsewhere before, always very cool! I always wonder who's actually using it for production workloads, in what context, etc. It feels like so much of…
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Comment #41421744
I don't understand what this means exactly, could you please elaborate?
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Comment #39744020
Bit more relevant link directly to Jeff Gs blog https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/raspberry-pi-5-can-ov... His stuff is fantastic!
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Comment #39544237
Gemini does too, not sure that's all too surprising
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Comment #39487265
Watching the stream now, they indicate that there's no active payloads on the side facing the moon, but there are some obstructed antennas. It's not quite clear how much that impac…
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Comment #38847827
Direct arxiv link, interesting stuff! https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.07750
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Comment #38440299
Another upvote on this from me. His whole zero to hero playlist is great if you have the time.
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Comment #38423562
Crazy that it's still down. I posted about it when it first happened: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37917050 From the original: > The following services were marked as havin…
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Comment #38372578
This worked for me: https://archive.is/eN5PY
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Comment #38308995
ChatGPT4 regularly answers questions for me, summarizes web content, etc while providing linked sources. Saying it doesn't provide links to sources is not accurate. On the other ha…
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Comment #37917051
> The following services were marked as having issues after the Kansas Court cyberattack – * Kansas District Court Public Access * Appellate Case Inquiry System * Kansas Attorney R…
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Comment #37514275
I'm not sure if it would suit you or not, but I've been very happy with my lenovo c13 chromebook. You can get a decently spec'd chromebook-version of a thinkpad for a pretty reason…
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Comment #37256811
Thank you for these recommendations! I sub'd to a few of them, though a few others seemed a bit outside the things I'd normally be 'into'.
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Comment #37089122
Sid has always been pretty good for me. I run a mix of Sid and Stable machines. It really depends on what you're looking to use the device for, but I've never found severe breakage…
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Comment #37079212
Seems like a good project, but I'm not sure why I would choose this over something like Debian Sid though?
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Comment #37056581
Wow very neat, thanks! Happen to have any other similar suggestions? That one is backordered for months.
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Comment #36957612
Thanks for this! I am actually just getting into sdr stuff as well and always appreciate any pointers or things like this.
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Comment #36876244
This was my take away as well. I see a lot of imaginary, proposed future problems and no concrete issues that this is currently trying to solve. It gives the impression that it's j…
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Comment #36717107
That's brane or membrane theory. I think Ed Witten was a big proponent of it? I saw the same documentary btw ;-)