exadeci

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Interests: Climbing, Fintech, IoT, Networking, Outdoor Activities, Programming, Remote Work, Travel, Technology

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Comment · 3 months ago
Found him with his animatronic video on Instagram later he announced Patreon, I thought that's neat I'm sure it'll help a few people, a few years later it's worth Billions
Comment · 3 months ago
You can flash them to boot on an USB drive so any ssd, I have a RPI4 that had the sdcard slot ripped, flashed an sd card to instruct it to boot on usb, held it against the pins and now it boots without any sdcard.

Though I'd agree that if you got none the NUC is the better solution as if you add an ssd and power supply to the PI it becomes as if not more expensive for less power

Comment · 3 months ago
Maybe you haven't fully explored coding with AI, yes a lot of people will say "Make me a pretty website with user accounts" and have a working poc they'll use as finished product. But there's so much more you can do with programming knowledge to restrict and control AI to build it exactly how you want it without having to write thousands of lines of scaffolding yourself
Comment · 3 months ago
Easy he constantly forces them to cut corners and take risks put their lives in danger "Tesla Has Highest Fatal Accident Rate of All Auto Brands", "Reuters documented at least 600 previously unreported workplace injuries at Musk’s rocket company: crushed limbs, amputations, electrocutions, head and eye wounds and one death. "
Comment · 4 months ago
Some people weren't born when it was released and now are 20 years old it was released in 2007

We old haha

Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
I've personally always preferred number lists and bullet points rather than wordly paragraphs that say the same thing.

I guess that makes me an LLM

Comment · 1 year ago
If Apple with their trillions of dollars decided that their new phone should be a thinner one, it tells us that the general public for some reason likes it.
Comment · 1 year ago
There are some ridiculously cheap "smart" bicycle brake lights that already react to slowing down
Comment · 1 year ago
So you have repressed feelings towards men that are only able to come out when taking XTC?

XTC doesn't make you want to kiss anybody, you might lower your standards, but won't make you attracted to men if you aren't already before taking it.

Comment · 1 year ago
It's somehow not, I've been asking it the same questions as ChatGPT and the answers feel off.
Comment · 1 year ago
If you actually read the article, they explain that it isn't actually that big of change to how it was done.

" For a while now, Google has been developing most parts of Android behind closed doors in its “internal branches,” with the “AOSP branch” only having certain other aspects of Android’s framework (including Bluetooth, kernel, and some other core components). As such, it’s been quite a while since the current state of AOSP is at the same level as Google’s internal builds, leaving developers and others to wait on Google to make a public release to get all of the new changes.

With this change to move everything to its internal, private development branch, Google isn’t changing the speed at which these new builds arrive. Rather, this will potentially streamline the process and prevent conflicts when merging the branch"

Comment · 1 year ago
That's not the app change you think it's.

The app update they're talking about is the one that got released last year which is terrible, it keeps crashing, doesn't work with time zone and a bunch of other stuff

Comment · 1 year ago
Facebook has been doing for years a basic alt-text generation (not the best but better than nothing) eg: May be an image of 4 people, people smiling and text

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