I can bet these tool-less disassembly doesn’t impact longevity. There are no moving parts except a fan, which is almost par for the course.
Nokia phones had tool-less disassembly and no one could call them anything less than long lasting tanks.
No need to spread FUD
There’s no reason why you can’t design a repairable product with fewer moving parts. Just because I superglued stuff doesn’t mean it’ll last longer.
Repairable also doesn’t mean tool less. It means having published schematics, spare parts available at decent prices as well as using standard tooling (no obsure screw heads or software pairing or DRM or other such fuckery).
Repairable also doesn’t mean repairable in the house. It can be repairable by a specialist but that specialist shouldn’t be sanctioned by the OEM.
Apple, John Deere, McDonald’s etc. all make things that could be repairable with little corporate effort but intentionally make it non repairable.
Don’t jump right in to coding.
Take a feature you want, and use the plan feature to break it down. Give the plan a read. Make sure you have tests covering the files it says it’ll need to touch. If not, add tests (can use LLM for that as well).
Then let the LLM work. Success rates for me are around 80% or higher for medium tasks (30 mins–1 hour for me without LLM, 15–30 mins with one, including code review)
If a task is 5 mins or so, it’s usually a hit or miss (since planning would take longer). For tasks longer than 1 hour or so, it depends. Sometimes the code is full of simple idioms that the LLM can easily crush it. Other times I need to actively break it down into digestible chunks
If you think a repairable thing can’t last long or something that can last long cant be repairable then you’re mistaken
Pretty sure I use ls <dir> more than ls
Also, use mc and you’ll never need ls
Solving problems for the sake of solving them yields great joy (and unexpected benefits). You don’t need to have a stable job to solve a sudoku or crossword once in a while.
If not for space exploration, we’d not have soo many technologies. We’d not have pushed so many boundaries that a lot of advances would have happened way too late than we did.
Let me introduce you to my savior: ctrl + r
And a better bash with fuzzy find: fish or zsh.
That also happened
The mouth is a small bucket so someone with a cow can milk it without issues.
PSA: don’t drink raw milk, even if it’s fresh and straight from the teat
Nah, no stool needed (possible with a sitting technique)
And the cow could give you a big one if you are patient enough😂
Ehh. He could be “fed” via intravenous injections or a stomach bag
Looks like 4 separate recordings over a single channel input
So instead of 1000 farms, setup 91 farms and 91 battery backups (equal to 910 farms). That still a lot of investment into the future
Assuming you’re from USA, look at vail resorts in Colorado.
Unliveable for locals. And people who work there commute hours (as in more than 1 hour, maybe 2) one way to work.
Tourism can break local economy
Assuming you’re from USA, look at vail resorts in Colorado.
Unliveable for locals. And people who work there commute hours (as in more than 1 hour, maybe 2) one way to work.
Tourism can break local economy
I think later is gonna be 22nd century or later at this point 😂
Poland doesn’t use the Euro either
What’s the P…S?
Most railway crossings should be grade separated. It’s more infra but removes chance for any human error (and horns)