I don’t get it. The key still gets declared, but it’s value is null. “name” in an empty object would return undefined, not null, correct?

(Yes, this joke whooshed, but I am curious now.)

Bad bot.

(I thought Lemmy limited emoji seizures in posts. I guess that was just usernames.)

Two??? Lol!

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That weapon seems to have a full-brrrt, so this is just standard recoil mitigation and you can hit targets at 50, 100, 500 and 1000 yds with one burst.

Lulz.

Seriously though, blurred glasses seems like a recipe for a nasty headache. You would probably be better off with nothing, like eye covers for sleeping.

I don’t remember them backing it publicly either. However, there are plenty of farmers in TX that absolutely love wind power and all the extra income.

This has been a thing for a while. I am sure you have seen something like this already, and there are probably live trackers on the web somewhere: https://clasp.engin.umich.edu/2023/12/06/tracking-undetectable-space-junk/

For once, this isn’t a single country issue.

There are both callouts. I just thought that one was kinda cute.

It’s much easier now as all you need to do is sit and wait for a drone and you never need to leave your trench.

Ok, that is funny. However, this little nugget will help me sleep at night:

we failed to observe any differences in personal gun ownership between men who have and have not attempted penis enlargement

Being turned into a development manager doesn’t sound like fun, TBH. Over the years, I have watched quite a few projects suffer because of developer drama and that would suck.

Sometimes, open source just isn’t the answer and it’s why I am trying to start a discussion around that. Maybe if a super senior android dev were to volunteer, that could be an option? I dunno.

They can be, I suppose. However, the AI libraries that I was tinkering with seemed to all be based around Ubuntu and Nvidia. With Docker, GPU passthrough is much better under Linux and Nvidia.

WSL improved things a bit after I got an older GTX 1650. For my AMD GPU, ROCm support is (was?) garbage under Windows using either Docker or WSL. I don’t remember having much difficulty with Nvidia drivers though… I think there might have been some strange dependency problems I was able to work through though.

AMD GPU passthrough on Windows to Docker containers was a no-go. I remember that fairly clear though.

My apologies. It has been a few months since I messed with this stuff.

Tin the wire and the pin first and then touch the iron to them both quickly. They should stick fairly well without needing to add additional solder. Also, like someone else mentioned, flux can help quite a bit. (Maybe even a cupped soldering iron tip might be useful, depending on the situation.)

Learning how to solder SMD components will get you extremely familiar with how solder behaves at that scale. Let’s just say it’s significantly different than just doing basic wires and THT.

(Well, the solder doesn’t really act different, but at smaller scales it looks like it does.)

Haven’t they had about 190 coups in the last 200 years? This is not so much news as it is business as usual.

I had much better success using WSL, but I haven’t used it or even updated it in a long while. (I have been meaning to see how AMD GPU support has evolved over the last few months. Back in January’ish, AMD support was still bad.)

Anything that even is remotely Linux related is much easier to get working with WSL, btw. Almost all of my personal python stuff is running under it and it works great with VS Code

Coffeezilla has already put out a video on this thing, btw.

People actually bought these? Lulz.

If I remember correctly from the good ol’ days, promoted sites/ads kinda stopped after the first few pages and it skipped past most of the SEO crap.

But yeah, I forgot how aggressive Google is with ads and AI now, those bastards.