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So very same.
Every time I have attempted to use ML stuff for hobby or professional stuff that is not coding.
It has been either fully or partly wrong, or comparable to 5minutes of searching.
Every time I have attempted to use ML stuff for hobby or professional stuff that is not coding.
It has been either fully or partly wrong, or comparable to 5minutes of searching.
February 11, 2026 at 8:10 PM
So very same.
Every time I have attempted to use ML stuff for hobby or professional stuff that is not coding.
It has been either fully or partly wrong, or comparable to 5minutes of searching.
Every time I have attempted to use ML stuff for hobby or professional stuff that is not coding.
It has been either fully or partly wrong, or comparable to 5minutes of searching.
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Folks should at least be able to present theory for their claims, and failing that, simulations.
The scientific method hinges on presenting theoretical foundation for reproducible proof, and if you got neither, you're just regurgitating what a stochastic parrot fed you (vomited down your throat!)
The scientific method hinges on presenting theoretical foundation for reproducible proof, and if you got neither, you're just regurgitating what a stochastic parrot fed you (vomited down your throat!)
February 10, 2026 at 2:09 PM
Folks should at least be able to present theory for their claims, and failing that, simulations.
The scientific method hinges on presenting theoretical foundation for reproducible proof, and if you got neither, you're just regurgitating what a stochastic parrot fed you (vomited down your throat!)
The scientific method hinges on presenting theoretical foundation for reproducible proof, and if you got neither, you're just regurgitating what a stochastic parrot fed you (vomited down your throat!)
God damn I dislike this slop so much.
Zero effort to even attempting to read it.
And I see folks sometimes reposting stuff with typos and duplicates or just straight up false stuff.
Zero effort to even attempting to read it.
And I see folks sometimes reposting stuff with typos and duplicates or just straight up false stuff.
February 11, 2026 at 8:06 PM
God damn I dislike this slop so much.
Zero effort to even attempting to read it.
And I see folks sometimes reposting stuff with typos and duplicates or just straight up false stuff.
Zero effort to even attempting to read it.
And I see folks sometimes reposting stuff with typos and duplicates or just straight up false stuff.
It's a TUV 2132,2 of a Nokia TU21000 series FM12/24-400 link.
February 9, 2026 at 11:10 PM
It's a TUV 2132,2 of a Nokia TU21000 series FM12/24-400 link.
Here's the bottom of that PCB.
February 9, 2026 at 11:10 PM
Here's the bottom of that PCB.
The automotive use of these new steels is also why reparability is going down. As welding rusted out parts is no longer viable.
November 26, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The automotive use of these new steels is also why reparability is going down. As welding rusted out parts is no longer viable.
The paper writing.
Or even writing it up for my homepage sucks so much.
Or even writing it up for my homepage sucks so much.
August 2, 2025 at 2:08 AM
The paper writing.
Or even writing it up for my homepage sucks so much.
Or even writing it up for my homepage sucks so much.
Dude's looking for capacitor whine
July 31, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Dude's looking for capacitor whine
How about recapping your stove?
Because I have done that.
Because I have done that.
July 30, 2025 at 3:25 PM
How about recapping your stove?
Because I have done that.
Because I have done that.
Kester and whatever name Multicore is under now are fine.
I have used them over Chipquik myself.
As for flux, there is also MG Chemicals, which seems more available in some places as well.
I have used them over Chipquik myself.
As for flux, there is also MG Chemicals, which seems more available in some places as well.
June 22, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Kester and whatever name Multicore is under now are fine.
I have used them over Chipquik myself.
As for flux, there is also MG Chemicals, which seems more available in some places as well.
I have used them over Chipquik myself.
As for flux, there is also MG Chemicals, which seems more available in some places as well.