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About sho_hn
https://eikehein.com
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Comment #49142304
I'm not Indian, and I see it used quite a bit by non-Indians :-) I also don't think it's difficult to understand given the prevalence of "post-pone".
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Comment #49139364
I've been having some similar thoughts lately about some application spaces being more harmful than others. Coding, for example, seems somewhat benign, because code has to fulfil c…
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Comment #49093541
I'm not widely read in history (though I've been improving of late), but for what it's worth, my favorite book on history "beyond Greece and Rome" so far has been Charles C. Mann's…
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Comment #49012834
Are you suggesting data input is further from IP than distillation? That would stun me, but it's a little hard to read.
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Comment #48669954
And Tomb Raider https://eikehein.com/stuff/sabatu Fan remake of the levels to avoid asset copy, but it's a downstream of the original engine (and loads the original level files jus…
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Comment #48379490
Note there is also a far simpler one: You can right-click the window on the taskbar and click Keep Above. This works for any window.
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Comment #48331958
From what I've seen in the blog post, this is underselling it a bit. They did improve on the color mixing model, and they're launching filaments to match to make it an end-to-end p…
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Comment #48204877
Right, because the US and Chinese governments don't do/encourage any strategic investments into critical technologies. Somehow people are only upset when Europeans dare to do the s…
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Comment #48201551
Personally, I don't attend them since I figured out I can set up agents to performatively engage in AI-related discussion and events for me, freeing up tons of my time thanks to au…
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Comment #48201507
> At Tesla he had a way lower profile. ? He was literally rolled out in front of camera as Tesla's AI prodigy at multiple streamed events designed to appeal to techy consumers and …
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Comment #48131820
I occasionally port software I make to MacOS, while mainly being a Linux user, and I settled on a base model, 8 GB M2 Mac Mini for this as well. If it's zippy there, it'll be zippy…
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Comment #48116703
I've done zero debugging on my Prusa and it's been pretty much fire and forget. I had one spaghetti print failure in years on it, and it was my own fault for disabling supports and…
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Comment #48116065
> They’re the only competent and reliable printer that isn’t a project car in itself Prusa.
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Comment #48109432
> Also: what do you mean "older people"? I ain't that old yet! Shakes fist at cloud I'm 40. I have a kid. RHCP are literal Dad Rock now, accept and live it!
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Comment #48100147
Same, or worse. Having lived in Europe and Korea I can tell you numerous Queen songs have instant recognizability the world over, but I would say RHCP are a household name mostly i…
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Comment #48090031
> I was almost just like you I got some recommendations from HN, all of them were for Bambu. Bambu has spent a ton of dough on paid advertising via YouTube shills (it is absolutely…
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Comment #48069382
Not to sound hipster about it, but if it's done in this way I find it charming. I also had to piece it together, which took me on a little virtual travel tour, and had me wonder ab…
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Comment #48031692
This is lovely. I'd love it if this or the Framework Pro also had OLED options, though. My aging Thinkpad P1 (1st Gen) has a great LCD, but it's also the last non-OLED screen in my…
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Comment #48031686
I think in reality it will look/feel a fair bit different due to the ceramic-coated material. Asus has similar materials in recent models I believe; I rather like it.
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Comment #48027001
I have a Displate of a decapped 555 hanging near my EE workbench: https://displate.com/displate/2002057
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Comment #48000912
Tindie is great for this type of stuff, if OP needs a platform. Though my experience is only as a buyer. That said, if you have a 3D printer these days the process of ordering a bo…
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Comment #48000897
Excellent hack, lovely write up. Learned about Embassy, which I didn't know yet. Thank you!
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Comment #48000090
Right, I also hear that sentiment pretty often. I don't regret having a software career and am very glad for my 25 years of C++ and many other things. I wouldn't want to be without…
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Comment #47999751
Pros and cons. Some of the people who were lucky to enjoy those 30 years are also emotionally being hit the hardest right now, and if life threw a few curveballs at you along the w…
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Comment #47984071
On the other hand, if I recall right the internet is rife with customer reports of the Arctic fans having noose spikes / unpleasant hums or resonances at certain RPMs. Lots of peop…