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  • The EV kit company I was looking at years ago stopped being a kit company and became Tesla :(

  • There's always plugshare - charge at a random person's house

  • Coach and insurance company don't have a lot in common

  • Unless you want to quote the movie

  • In place of a 3 cord red/white/yellow cable? That's a simple analogue cable, it'll be fine

  • Yeah, if the cable impedance is small enough that you can still get the volume you need it doesn't matter

    The comment above is informed by radio electronics - in 1980s Australia had TV on low enough frequency that we used balanced wires (two parallel conductors, like speaker wires) for best interference rejection, with opposite voltage in each conductor and interfering signal will affect both conductor equally and opposite, cancelling the interfering signal (we also needed a "balun" on the antenna to match between the balanced wires and the unbalanced antenna)

    Now every antenna you see on roofs and wifi devices connect with coax cables and connectors which are impedance matched to the antennas because impedance really really matters at microwave frequencies, those cables need shielding as they can't reject interference in the way balanced cables can

  • Audio goes over balanced cables, as long as they're close together they should receive equal and opposite interference, so interference is cancelled out

    -- Ham radio licensee

  • Resistance depends on material and length, steel is fine for that short distance

    Incidentally Earth can carry a lot of current since though it has high resistivity, the conductor is about 18,000km across

  • Same person, I don't know how people here don't get that a quantum physicist might not keep up with news about people, don't we all know people on the spectrum? He gets invitations to Epstein's parties because Epstein liked hanging out with physicists, people are suspicious because he continued attending those parties after news was out about how bad Epstein was.

    I'd be surprised if I had heard that a mathematician read the news, and if they did that they read about people in the news

  • You're arguing against pre-ai video with words.

    A quick search shows quite a bit of thermal video of hairdryer blast

    Perhaps the video you saw had the air temperature squashed by it's view of the heater coil

  • A cured man doesn't continually say how much happier he was before he was cured

    I think he was curbed

  • DIY

    Jump
  • Corn is the same word in English, it's falling out of use though because of American sweetcorn which is named "corn" because it has so many corns and they are so large

  • A flock of cockatoos make a cacophony. They're terrible

  • I feel you could get into the list by sending a letter asking for funding for some science work

  • They were friendly to the other wolves in their pack. Now we've turned that so dogs see us as their pack

  • To your edit: A compiler will make the exact same output from the same input. An LLM will make different outputs from the same prompt and may give you someone else's code verbatim

  • You are saying they don't know how to make code.

  • I believe you're claiming that compiler authors own the software their compiler compiles which is clearly not true.

    No way does op own the algorithmically created program based on user input

  • No one who matters is claiming openAI owns the stuff their product outputs. Is would be social suicide to claim such things with the popularly accepted position that LLM companies improperly trained their LLMs on copyright works

  • Google Pixel @lemmy.world

    Good and bad of pixel 9 pro fold

  • Minecraft @lemmy.world

    Mob softener now killing mobs

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Uno reverse card - carnivore and gout

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    after a day of too little fat

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Pemmican - how I do it

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    This thread about what should be fixed in humans; so many of the problems in the comments are fixed by this way of eating

    mander.xyz /post/24485625
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    An old Reddit r/nutrition post on the popularity of carnivore

    old.reddit.com /r/nutrition/comments/19d0n8f/carnivore_diet_popularity/
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Nutrition in Aussie animals

    theconversation.com /the-australian-palaeodiet-which-native-animals-should-we-eat-79489
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Just had my first taste of beef liver

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Additional energy on zero carb

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    I think we (low carb in general) are winning

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Ruminating on protein - youtube 27:50

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Sleep and very low carb way of eating

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    The fat of the land (enlarged edition of Not by bread alone) - Stefansson 1956

    web.archive.org /web/20160309025630/https://highsteaks.com/the-fat-of-the-land-not-by-bread-alone-vilhjalmur-stefansson.pdf
  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    Putting on fat

  • > !carnivore@dubvee.org @lemm.ee

    High cholesterol and cardiac health

    cdn.nutrition.org /article/S2475-2991(22)00007-5/fulltext
  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world

    After the cop that ran over a cow - driver gets jail for killing calves with their car

    www.abc.net.au /news/2024-12-16/driver-who-ran-over-calves-wa-paddock-jailed-animal-cruelty/104733320