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wigglewoggle

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    I'm at large company and pretty much everyone has settled on opus or sonnet 4.6. We would absolutely not allow something like OpenClaw on our network so your point kinda fits here …

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    I gotta say though, I'm actually not sure which VMware (well Broadcom I suppose) products I use anymore. I'm pretty sure they took the Aria name off something else they called Aria…

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    I went straight to cd-4 and was crushed to find out I didn't get it in one guess

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    Nice I have a big commute and in the (Canadian) winter my old 750Wh was sometimes not up to the task. So I went wildly over the top and built a huge cap battery. I never need to wo…

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    What kind of capacity from your LFP battery? Is it diy built? I did one in the spring 16S with 25Ah cells and it's been amazing since. Only problem is it's a bit too big to fit any…

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    Unusual for ebikes to use lifepo as they are much larger and heavier than standard lithium ion. Especially in cylindrical formats that are needed to make bike friendly battery shap…

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    Agree, they each have benefits. I broke a chain with my mid drive in winter and really wished I had the redundancy of a hub motor. Also, many many bikes cannot easily fit a mid dri…

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    Regen braking is a thing for ebikes. I can't speak to OEM ebikes, but check out grin at ebikes.ca. They offer all the parts. There are some cool features too like setting a speed l…

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    It's interesting whenever this comes up on Reddit and there are a hundred comments parroting how dangerous this is, but on closer inspection you can see the comments cannot discrim…

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    I played around with intermittent fasting in the early stages of covid lockdown because I was gaining weight being inside all the time. I would frequently be in ketosis before brea…

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    Chains usually have no service interval, so at the outset they seem cheaper and more reliable. But the unfortunate reality is they still fail, or something related to keeping them …

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    I share your disdain for drums. Only issue is every four wheel disc vehicle I own still has a drum for the parking brake. Except these days they're electronic and need a scan tool …

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    That's talking about rounds earlier in the year. TFA mentions the numbers for this one are unclear.

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    Comment #37924909

    Not enough numbers to trigger disclosure laws? Previous round was dozens? So we're talking 15 employees?

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    I really enjoyed this book, perhaps it would be of interest: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9530.Shadow_Divers Though Ive spent a lot of time diving in my life so your mileage…

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    Comment #21609898

    This brings back memories of the microwave lab in school which held the donated network analyzers ($$$) and was behind a keycard door within another lab that was behind its own key…

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    Would be nice if Android permissions allowed a three way choice: 1. Allow access to photos 2. No access to photos 3. Isolated Photo Storage Where option (3) and option (1) appear t…