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botdan

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    Comment #40647950

    Just in case you were unaware, the RP2040 is available on dozens of ready-made, arduino-compatible boards like the Pi Pico, the Adafruit feather boards, of the Seeed XIAO RP2040 bo…

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    Comment #36539764

    If anyone from Polygon is reading, there's a typo in the URL: https://polygon.io/blog/case-study-algorithmict-trading-with... (algorithmict has an erroneous "t" on the end). Normal…

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    Comment #35361355

    He's acknowledged some of the short-comings of the most recent iteration of the doughnut tutorial on twitter before. Blender 4.0 should be coming out later this year and he's state…

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    Comment #35281072

    The visuals of the blue, methane exhaust were breathtaking: https://twitter.com/johnkrausphotos/status/16389231884397772... https://twitter.com/thetimellis/status/16389855935804088…

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    Comment #35102473

    Not sure about his more recent content but he used to have a policy that the VODs could be uploaded in full as long as they were uncut and not modified. If you go watch some older …

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    Comment #32324617

    I'm a casual embedded-electronics user at best, most of my projects haven't advanced much past turn a simple servo, light some LEDs, maybe read a sensor and POST to an endpoint. Fo…

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    Comment #32020158

    That price is for a V6 (not ecoboost), single-cab, short-bed F-150 that doesn't even have power locks or windows. Those trucks aren't generally sold to consumers. Minimally, you're…

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    Comment #32001224

    Beyond just the storage constraints, there are performance concerns with the 256GB model [1]. At least with the 13" M2 MBP Apple has switched to using 256GB SSD NAND chips which me…

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    Comment #31869460

    NASA puts out a new video called "What's up" at the start of every month with all the interesting, predicted events for stargazing. They post them to both Twitter [0] and YouTube […

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    Comment #31316035

    Have you looked to see if your microwave has a volume control menu? After years of listening to my microwave blare across the house I saw a tweet that informed me that most microwa…

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    Comment #30989621

    Samsung switched to using the current year for their model numbers. S22 is the 2022 model.

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    Comment #30935494

    Stack Exchange (and by extension, Stack Overflow) publishes all their data (anonymized) for download and offline usage as part of the Archive.org project. If you wanted, you too co…

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    Comment #30603675

    I think this is a feature for a lot of people. It's the perfect "same but better" phone for parents, grandparents, and other less demanding markets. All the cases and accessories c…

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    Comment #30531641

    I'm not sure which CPU you have specifically but the lowest-end model of the X1 Carbon Gen3 has an i5-5200U [1] that lists Intel Quick Sync Video support. From the wiki page for Qu…

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    Comment #30387843

    Do you have any more information about how you're doing this? Whenever I've tried to use Docker as a remote development environment the process felt very foreign and convoluted.

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    Comment #30168483

    They publish the CAD files (both mechanical and electrical) on GitHub with instructions on how to manufacture your own expansion cards. I believe the interface within the expansion…

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    Comment #29927734

    Modern Chromebook with their "Linux containers" are really, really close to being a wonderful developer experience with the same level of user accessibility, support, and refinemen…

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    Comment #29502684

    If you haven't tried again recently the neovim team has done a ton of work updating the documentation on nvim-lspconfig [1]. There's also projects like kickstart.nvim [2] which aim…