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Still rocking a 2018 pro as well. At this point I would pay Apple for OS upgrades as I don’t see any reason to buy a new model.

Why not both? Home Assistant integrates with Homekit.

> My advice to new grads, students, and other juniors is to find any way to get real-world work experience. The pay for these roles may be lower, as higher salaries are increasingly reserved for senior-level engineers.

This is just sound advice in general. A good professional analogue to recommending a junior college as a stepping stone to a university.

I have one of these. I would recommend looking at something else.

I hate managing clients certs, but I doubt there’s a better way.

You can (within reason) calibrate these cheap CO2 easily with esphome and an outdoor air reference point overtime. I’ve had to do it for thermometers as well.

ROCm is a mess. I gave up on it and decided to run OpenCL on Vulkan: https://github.com/kpet/clvk

> Microsoft pile drove them from early dominance to niche by undercutting them handily

And hiring Anders Hejlsberg

Thanks, got a good laugh out of this one.

The photo in the article looks to predate the mass adoption of cars. Maybe it was because of new engineering capability + attempting to avoid the elements?

This is not the first historical inaccuracy I’ve noticed from this site.

For an iPod style device you could even go lower down the line and use Pico W along with the addition of some i2s/amp combo.

> I've often wondered how (in)expensive you could make something with a better built-in screen, the ability to play VP9/AV1 video and opus samples and Bluetooth to connect to mouse / keyboard and PC as a net and storage device.

I’ve been doing this, and the answer if you have a 3d printer is $10 US(pi zero 2 w) + the cost of whatever display you want to use. This won’t do AV1 but it’s good enough for my use cases. I’m slightly cheating on the cost as I have plethora of LiPo batteries in reserve.

If you’re in KC be sure to check out the TWA rocket in downtown too.

What? Every city and small town I have ever lived in has had publicly accessible outdoor workout stations and running paths. A pair of running shoes is about 120 USD and good for ~500 miles.

All hardware eventually fails, all software eventually works.

I don’t like it but it’s not the first time. FDR’s National Recovery Administration crossed similar boundaries.

I was going to mention this! I was on a range and watched a slide completely break in half after firing. The Beretta’s where terrible.

529s are also capped based on the recipient, not donor.

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.

Military weapons cost what they do because of the requirements. Could costs come down? Sure; Ill be the first to assume we need disruption.

I mean this is just the ultimate form of price discrimination which happens to be legal. My question is why? This industry (payments) is completely driven by financials and occasionally regulations. They have no dog in a moral fight, so this must be about profits to them.

Because growing old is a privilege denied to many. Maybe focus on the kids first?

I hate being cynical, but in LA this ruling means nothing. I can’t remember the last time I saw someone pulled over for a traffic offense.

I’ve been joking he’s going to try and bring back leaded gas.

2.4 Ghz, yes.

The versions of HDHomeRun that support 4K only have ethernet for networking. This has been a limiting factor for me in terms of reception.

Not saying I agree with the deployment, but as someone who was in this gun club this isn’t true at all and hasn’t been for some time. IIRC basic de-escalation was taught in recruit training.

I remember using LINQPad when I needed this functionality filled.

Having run a restaurant, this was not my experience.