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Claude is bad at embedded. Not sure why, it just is what it is for now.

Also there are usb devices that can run gpio/spi/i2c/uart for a few bucks.

It's still not a word.

That was true until Apple released the M series laptops.

"vishing" is not a fucking word no matter how much comptia wants it to be.

lot of mental health issues. I use LLMs for technical things, but these people using them for therapists, I'm not sure that's healthy.

LM Studio does automatic model loading and unloading fyi.

Wikipedia at least says you're right -- he was a Naval Aviator and test pilot, but must have left the service when he went to NASA.

They are also notorious for drugging them.

The US government does issue life insurance for all military personnel. It's a nominal cost (20 bucks a month IIRC) for something like 400k of coverage. It's been around since 1914[1].

As far as I know all of the astronauts were military at that time, so they probably would have been covered by this program. There could be any number of nuances I'm not aware of though.

[1]https://benefits.va.gov/benefits/infographics/pdfs/timeline_...

If we make port calls anywhere outside the US we definitely go through customs on return.

It looks pretty cool. How is it different or better than LM Studio?

Windows Mobile? iOS absolutely existed alongside BBM as well.

Apple didn't integrate with RCS because RCS was a fragmented pile of garbage. It still is, but it's I suppose less fragmented now.

None of that "harmed" friendships, certainly not any real ones.

They're O5s. But in the reserves, so they won't be getting paid much unless they're activated.

decision making on contracts and acquisitions is a very complex thing the DOD, and they won't be allowed anywhere near it in the areas where they have civilian conflicts of interest.

FYI -- Windsurf, Cline, Cursor will all do this also, using Claude models if you set them up that way.

Seriously. Nobody said "buy a new house".

Adding an outlet is a few minutes worth of work. It's not "buy a new house", that's about as ridiculous a straw man as I have ever heard of.

That statement is so broad as to be impossible to even debate.

There are thousands of new houses going up where I live. Maybe there aren't where you are. Who cares?

I haven't seen a relatively modern house that didn't have an outlet within a few feet of the toilet area in a while.

As already posted, GFCIs are required, they cost ten bucks and take about five minutes to install.

That's about to get repealed it looks like.

There are generally a lot of conditions on this kind of insurance. I doubt any would cover one's defense if one were to shoot a law enforcement officer.

You're making broad blanket statements that have no basis in anything other than media BS.

There is no "forcing access". It simply doesn't work that way.

If the President clears them, they are cleared. That's perfectly legal. The President is the federal government's OCA.

what do you mean by "clearances"?

If they're accessing data that requires clearances, they have the required clearances. That's mandatory, and no one is going to show them anything without them.

My guess, based on the fact you use terms like "protected government data" is that you don't even know enough about this topic to make up words about it.

Yes, but also no.

Some of the capabilities, sure -- you're never going to be able to use them if you don't have the things it needs to talk to.

The lack of those things don't turn it into a brick. It's still a highly capable fifth gen LO fighter/bomber without them.

Iran is still flying F14s.

Oh I definitely agree that in the vast majority of cases the compiler will probably win.

But I suspect there are cases where the super experts exist who can do things better.

Probably some very niche things. I know I can't write ASM that's 10x better than C, but I wouldn't assume no one can.

Also patents. Everything in the cell modem world is horribly encumbered by patents -- many of which I believe Qualcomm owns.

haha damn it I didn't see that typo.