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Isn't the latest shield hardware 7 year old at this point? Only one year newer than AV1 itself
Hilarious that PPD would say "the two-month delay in detecting and reporting the incident to the City is unacceptable" despite "the police had not seen the tip because it was marked as spam."
So apparently it's fine if the police indefinitely ignore crime tips marked spam but Anthropic needs to detect and respond immediately to any mistaken actions their agents take.
Agreed, it would be nice if it was more straightforward to set up self hosted hot patching on arbitrary Linux distros
And quite a few of the features seem like common sense additions that should be pulled into Immich itself.
It's not entirely clear to me what warranted a forked release, are the immich devs not open to accepting some of these new features?
Plus just put 32 in stripping RAID if you really need to read an exabyte a day
It's possible, but I can't find a corroborating news report, and it's the first I've heard this claim made about that case.
Do you have a source to your Bryan claim?
If you look at the map, there are zero flock cameras reported in that region.
None in Moscow Idaho where the murder happened, none in Pullman where he lived, and none showed between the locations.
Qubes OS is the Linux version of this concept. Hardware and their drivers get VMs for security boundary isolation.
It's fun when a subject matter expert shows up and blows your mind with their level of knowledge on normally unnoticed intricate details that go into everyday things.
There could be a world where the muon radiation fallout of WWIV has contaminated all unmined terrestrial mineral sources.
Maybe the problem is shared deeper than that, that both industry and individuals are not interested, incentivized, or capable of investing into improving on good enough.
A heat pump water heater seems like a no brainer way to improve efficiency.
They're not yet common, but there are many more options available over seas than in America.
This project seems emblematic of the challenges facing funding manufacturing initiatives in America.
What's funded are the projects that appeal to tech investors, more of a focus on flashy presentation, luxury design, AI, and cloud app features, than the baseline functionality.
We get innovation as a side effect of convincing investors that the idea will disrupt industries and create app ecosystems that lock in consumer attention.
Chasing the 100x unicorns and no longer training workhorses
Short of flying to China and buying in person, how can an American find/get one of these?
Not applicable, "their owners and state regulators have determined they are no longer economic or needed"
I was under the impression Aider did exactly what you're describing using it's repo map feature.
It also supports DMX input (sACN or Art-Net) for designing and controlling complex effects from external software.
I like how you quoted forcing, but I very specifically did not use that term.
Had there been no exclusivity agreement, I think we can agree that the inverters would not of been bricked for being located in the wrong regions.
I think the malice from Sol-Ark here is that they are only offering a limited time deal, which may pressure people to pay up before the courts clear this up.
Regardless of who shares the majority of the blame, Sol-Ark, Deye or 3rd party vendors, this could of been handled better by all parties involved, and should not have harmed end consumers in this way.
Sol-Ark certainly seems to embody 'never let a crisis go to waste '.
Sol-Ark may not have pulled the trigger on bricking the inverters, but it certainly sounds like their legal actions pressed Deye's hand.
And then to shake down all the individuals who's inverters broke with a limited time opportunity to buy a brand new one from them....
Seeing as they are paying $5 a month, how do you expect buying a NUC to pay for itself in a few months? Where are you finding NUCs for $20 with free electricity?
What use cases are you imagining where you need arbitrary data output and processing at 100GHz speeds? It's my understanding that even 100GbE is running at a fraction of those frequencies.
While there aren't many statistics on this sort of sentencing, I did find some here:
https://forum.mentalhealthlaw.co.uk/t/section-37-41-data-spe...And based on the following:
> The number of admissions has fluctuated between 1,500 and 1,700 since 2008.
And
> The number of discharges and disposals has fluctuated between 1,350 and 1,550 since 2011
One can extrapolate that up to a couple hundred new admissions each year are staying in essentially indefinitely, as the discharge rate is generally always lower than the admissions rate.
Any ideas what is being referenced with this quote?
> Do not leave consteatants waiting in the sun (ideally waiting in general) for more than 3 hours. Squid game it cost us $500,000 and boys vs girls it got a lot of people out. Ask James to know more
When can we get it in our home freezers and microwaves?
What do magnetic nano particles taste like
This had been 'coming soon' for a little while now. Have they shipped out any early backer units yet, or have a firm shipping timeline for people who order today?
Looks interesting, I hope they build out a web UI, and as some of the quality of life features like embedding a center logo, and changing shapes or colors of aspects elements
Accounting for inflation, the advertised price for one of these would of been roughly $240!
Perhaps by increasing the power limit to 250W you're also experiencing some thermal throttling now as well if the cooler can't burst fast enough or keep up with that higher wattage.
MySpace seems to have never published a technical post mortem on the cause of the data loss.
Except it sounds like the same shuttle, and amount of fuel, used for the deorbit burn would be sufficient to also put it into a long-term stable orbit instead.