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ryankrage77
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About ryankrage77
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Comment #49011857
Is it possible to swing smoothly like the spiderman movies? Every swing seems to slam me into a building immediately, then start actually swinging.
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Comment #49006217
Even if they were the most profitable company on earth, I wouldn't be surprised if they still ran ads. Making money isn't enough, you always have to make more money.
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Comment #48976439
> roughly 3 miles, so I spend a gallon of gas every day with 2 round-trips You get 12mpg?
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Comment #48880378
When testing speakers, I discovered my room (or house) is resonant around 40Hz. On most other frequencies the speaker was quiet, at 40Hz it felt like the room was shaking. I wonder…
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Comment #48871817
Annoyingly and predictably, reads like AI slop. You can practically guess the prompt goes something along the lines of 'write a press release explaining why this bad idea is a good…
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Comment #48788472
This can give the attacker the URL of a private video, but they won't be able to access it. It could let them access unlisted videos, but I don't think that's as big a deal.
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Comment #48769653
HiFiMan Sundara headphones, focusrite scarlett 2i2 interface. Although, it turns out the Scarlett is set to 48KHz anyway, and I can't seem to change it easily under linux. Not that…
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Comment #48768775
I decided to test for myself, downloaded Lacinato ABX and tested a 32-bit 352.8Khz flac I had lying around, to the same file downsampled to 16-bit 44.1KHz. I couldn't tell any diff…
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Comment #48342272
I would guess this is also applicable to a segway or any balancing vehicle? Balancing is a matter of steering/driving in the opposite direction of a lean, while steering or moving …
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Comment #48288993
ctrl+f'd for 'mice', no results. I can think of no other word than deceit.
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Comment #48271887
I got "you've read your last free article", and I thought "No I haven't, there's no article for me to even read". Then I closed the tab.
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Comment #48174200
And now after yet another crash I've lost an entire days work that was previously saved. Seriously tempted to switch back to windows.
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Comment #48171699
I've had issues with Arch, Ubuntu, Ubuntu server, Debian, Mint, Fedora, Kali and raspberry pi OS, across about as many machines. I'm using Mint at the moment, and it's locked up tw…
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Comment #48167260
I've also experienced vanilla linux installs breaking more often than Windows. When it's stable, it's incredibly stable, but I've been bitten by a completely vanilla install sudden…
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Comment #47896485
> Why are you continually ignoring my stop hooks? Why are you asking the token predictor about the tokens it predicted? There's no internal thought process to dissect, an LLM has n…
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Comment #47801816
I'm sad my second thought about this (after dismissing it as a coincidence) was that it could be used for marketing - "I randomly thought about this book/show/movie whatever, and h…
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Comment #47609355
W3W is very aggressive about protecting their IP, they don't want it to be a standard anyone can use like lat/long. They advertise it as being useful for search/rescue as you can p…
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Comment #47326541
This used to work for free, they went out of their way to disable it so they could charge for it.
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Comment #47282507
Even with cruise control, you still have to steer.
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Comment #46848932
Also claims parakeets are parrots.
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Comment #45464674
I wonder if the dogs are following unconcious cues from their owner, like Clever Hans ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clever_Hans ). EDIT: turns out I should have done some more re…
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Comment #45295766
I see potential for speedrunning since the apples are always in the same position.
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Comment #45201273
I got addicted to YT shorts for a little while, but I've mostly stopped doomscrolling now as, counter-intuitively, it wasn't addictive enough to keep me engaged. Sure, the first fe…
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Comment #45088134
the 'no randomness = no free will' argument is pretty common, but how does randomness ensure free will? It's still something out of our control, just it can't be predicited. Why is…
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Comment #45038488
Microsoft's accouncement: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft365insider... Word has defaulted to saving in OneDrive (if you turn on autosave and you're signed into a…