Solid reference

I just got qwn3-4b-instruct working on an Intel A750 with 8 gigs of vram.

I use it to power Home Assostant/Voice Assistant on a few M5Stack echos around the house to replace cloud based smart speakers.

Instructions unclear. Operated coffee machine in bathtub. Died.

You just need better aim, skill issue.

If you have a detachable faucet, you can stretch it over to fill your coffee machine directly.

All roads in aerospace apparently lead to weapons.

We were working on a jet engine controller for a miniature engine. But turns out the first application this jet engine startup was targeting is cruise missiles.

And my boss still doesn’t consider it defense work because the designs could be used for the other applications the client was pitching like power generation or commercial aircraft.

Except we were targeting features like being able to cold start at 50,000 feet, fitting the electronics inside the engine cowling, and having a total operational lifespan of two minutes.

I told them I don’t do weapons. The word “weapon” was said like 8 times in a client meeting.

https://plane.so/

But mostly because I can self-host

I really want to do an electric conversion of a Geo Tracker.

One with a blown engine showed up on Craigslist for $1k two weeks before my daughter’s due date.

Next time.

Better question is if you can really build an app as easily as writing a prompt, why would anyone pay you for your app?

Somehow AI bros like to pretend that AI is some secret lifehack despite it being one of the most mainstream things in human history.

They’re working on some Motorola models.

For two people who look/are dressed similarly: “you look like the before and after photos for a product that doesn’t work.”

Are there a lot of charities and free services that homeless people can use?

Depends on the type of homeless. Folks who were just evicted and need someplace safe so they can get back on their feet? Sure. People with severe mental health issues or drug addictions? not so much.

Going to a shelter involves giving up certain freedoms that living outside affords you. If you’re dealing with a heroin addiction, they won’t let you bring your drugs in. Got a pet dog companion? No dogs allowed. Going with a friend or partner? Expect to be split up. Also shelters often fill up and the next shelter with space may be an hour walk away.

It also doesn’t help that the shelters are all separate charities and don’t really coordinate.

So as miserable as it is, many people prefer living in tents and won’t even accept a shelter when they’re offered help as their tent encampment is being cleared by authorities.

What do you mean by “depending on where you live?”

That homelessness is a choice and the people sleeping on the ground and being nibbled on by rats are somehow gaming the system.

United Healthcare required me to do an email confirmation every time I filed a claim even when I was already logged in. Tell me that’s not a dark pattern.

Honestly I’d rather make an account than do this bullshit where you get a new confirmation email every time you log in.

“You can go outside on a hot night and clap, but you won’t get your blood back”

Fair Game Samia

The fuses protect the lines upstream to the next protection device. That doesn’t mean every house could max out their breaker at the same time. Just like you can’t pull the max amperage on each circuit breaker in your panel without popping the mail breaker.

To answer your question, most American homes I’ve seen have 240V at 200A. Some older homes have 100A.

Love it. Yes.