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@averagearc @Polymarket lol

@Polymarket yeah, I heard the market for toilets was crap

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@stephenituruka Seems as though it’s important to the majority of our politicians and others. I think it probably has less to do with the ballroom than what will be built with/under it.

Why is this stupid building so important to this guy?

@_Stocko_ I used a voltage divider like that once so I could send the battery voltage through telemetry on a Mars style rover controlled remotely.

i'm going to try adding a battery voltage meter to my StandBot balancing robot experiment. this is so it can shut down if the battery voltage drops too far. the 100K and 47K will create a voltage divider that maps 8.4v to ~2.7v

@_Stocko_ I’ve killed a couple packs by over discharging but have had zero issues aside from that.

@_Stocko_ I have dozens of LiPos from 1s to 6s. I don’t fast charge or charge when they are hot. I have never had any problems. I do keep my drone and plane batteries in metal ammo cans when storing and I store them at ~30%. I charge them on my desk but while I am home.

this is exactly what bothers me. by putting the burden on the user to charge their batteries in a bag or whatever, it incentivizes manufacturers to make shitty batteries

@_Stocko_ Those LiPos are the best bang for your buck power wise. They are insanely cool with how much power they hold and how quickly they can give it up. They also suck in that they are easy to kill. A low voltage cutoff circuit is required in basically anything you put them in.

i just killed another lipo battery... fuck i though these had discharge protection, but they don't i really need a reliable battery solution

@MehdiHacks @ThePeterMick Those little Knipex are one of my favorite purchases of the last few years. Mine fit behind my Leatherman in the belt pouch.

@ThePeterMick That's called the mini tool pocket. Used to carry tools like Knipex Cobra XS pliers

What would you use this pocket for?

@FredjFontes @canalCCore2 What’s the official number of “downwinders” killed from US testing at the Nevada test site?

@canalCCore2 Irmão o acidente de Chernobyl tem como numero oficial mantido até hoje pelo governo russo em 31, so na Alemanha e balcans estima-se 93.000 mortos do câncer decorrente da radiação....E é assim q é o comunismo mentiras para bater em espantalhos

Você nunca ouviu essa história: em 1996, um foguete chinês Long March 3B saiu da rota e obliterou uma vila. A China registrou 6 mortos, mas imagens vazadas sugerem uma destruição muito diferente.

@_Stocko_ @i2cjak If you can play Doom on it you can parse an epub on it.

@i2cjak i could parse an epub on an esp32-s3

HEY GRIFTING RETARD KINDLES HAVE APPLICATION PROCESSORS RUNNING ANDROID BECAUSE YOU CAN’T PARSE EPUBS ON A MICROCONTROLLER THIS “””DESIGN””” HAS NONE OF THE FUNCTIONALITY OF A KINDLE

@Dushyanth_DS_ @oprydai “Old” Arduino are still good for basic controllers. Lots of GPIO can be nice and ESP32 can be overkill for a lot of things. EEs used to joke that people used an Arduino to do something a 555 could do. Now we go straight to ESP32 for stuff an Arduino nano could do more easily.

I hate old Arduino boards. I would prefer STM32 for Basic Embedded System or ESP32 for Basic IoT. I would also prefer Arduino Q but I never used it so I can't say how useful it is in specific domain.

what's stopping you from building hardware like this?

QUOTE: "We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office." Aesop, Ancient Greek story-teller.

@KrissBergTweets @Brewlandia lol!

@Brewlandia fair, and worth noting CA has incredible NP's,

Someone explain the allure of Joshua Tree to me like I'm 5. Just judging from the photos this would be a C- state park in Utah or Colorado.

@brucefenton Truth! The banks and other financial institutions are arguably the biggest fraudsters of all making trillions through fraud but that’s not who they want us paying attention to and angry at.

There are far larger frauds than the Somali daycare frauds in a few states. There is fraud in every state, at every level and it goes up a food chain to larger and larger frauds that make what ever seen seem trivial. The entire system is broken because of a weak monetary system.

@jack_watson_hfw No

You can hold tight tolerances, but can you hold .0002” across 11 feet?😎

@sozoraemon Cool graphics. Nice work.

Raspberry Piで作ったGPSレーダー。横のボタンでレーダーのレンジを変更できるようにしました。自宅との距離を常時表示できます。特に意味はないけど、自己満足ガジェットです。

@HealthRanger If you mean because the “intelligence” and I use that term liberally here doesn’t come from the LLM but the human work the LLM was trained on, your analogy kind of works. There is nothing mysterious about the code behind LLMs. They are just computer programs with no intelligence.

If you dismantle a radio, you will not find the broadcast. If you dismantle a piano, you will not find a musical masterpiece. If you dissent a human brain, you will not find genius. And if you tear apart the layers of an LLM, you will never understand the source of its intelligence.

@IClaudiusR @Caughttincctv Yeah, kids break stuff. Back in my day it often our own arms and legs which ended up being way more expensive than that TV.

@Caughttincctv When we're kids, we just end up doing the dumbest things. Like me dropping a very heavy phone book on my grandmother's marble coffee table and splitting it in half back in the 90s. Nuts.

@stephenituruka Probably just engagement bait.

Sorry what? That's a beautiful building unlike your post which is totally retarded.

@HealthRanger @DBrozeLiveFree This is weak as hell. You are literally promoting and legitimizing his lies for some reason. You could easily say nothing at all. It appears “Truth” is not one of your goals or incentives.

@DBrozeLiveFree With rare exceptions, I try not to speak ill of the dead. There's nothing left to support. He's gone.

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@anne_engineer @MilksandMatcha I vote for this use case!

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