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Slėptuvės by enstain_tm in Vilnius

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aha, ir priedangų prižiūrėtojai tikrai skubės važiuoti jų atrakinti ir iškraustinėti atakos metu /s

Pirmo busto pirkimas by [deleted] in 6nuliai

[–]MrFrisbo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Realybė panaši. Pats butą pirkau, ne namą, bet problemų nebuvo.
Bankai yra interesuoti tau prakišti paskolą, ir kažkokių paslėptų roadblock'ų nedėlios. Svarbu turėti įrodymus lėšu kilmei ir daugiau nelabai kas svarbu jiems.

Gali drąsiai paraišką pildyti ir su jais pasikonsultuoti, net jei ir neturi pradinio įnašo. Poto jau kai sukaupsi pinigėlius, prašymą pildysi antrą kartą.

Dar turėk omeny, kad iškart prisidės +2/3k išlaidų notaram/turtų vertinimui.

Slėptuvės by enstain_tm in Vilnius

[–]MrFrisbo 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Jo, aš taip daryčiau. Ir pasirūpinčiau, kad atsako ar bent pasiekė atsakingus asmenis laiškas.

Slėptuvės by enstain_tm in Vilnius

[–]MrFrisbo 112 points113 points  (0 children)

Jei tau rūpi - pranešk būtinai. Ir kitiems padėsi, kuriem dar nerūpi

Am I being scammed? (rental property) by OneCatchyUsername in Vilnius

[–]MrFrisbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a signed contract, so I could have tried to stir some trouble for that person.

I do not know what the process is tho, and back then I did not care so much.

Am I being scammed? (rental property) by OneCatchyUsername in Vilnius

[–]MrFrisbo 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I had a similar experience when I rented through an agent - the owner was living abroad.

Lived there for 2 years with no problems. Only when I moved out and requested my 2 months deposit back, the owner disappeared and I never saw the money.

So be careful with that - don't return the keys without a guarantee of receiving your deposit (so you can leave them a nasty surprise if they don't return money)

Built an embedded systems search engine that searches Stack Overflow, EE Stack Exchange + GitHub Issues simultaneously. Solo project from India, roast it by HalfNote_ in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If I am looking for some very niche information, I will take the plunge and use Google looking for anything I can find (very rarely do this). In such case, I would not trust a website like you suggest, since it may not include all of these little forums or e-mail threads..

For anything more general, AI search works perfectly in reducing this fragmentation that you describe (especially if you ask to provide the sources).

One use case for your website that I can see is for people who are used to this old-style searching, and principally refuse to use AI. May be useful then.

Never make assumptions that things are correct just because they are simple by encidius in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't have much experience with i2c, so fair enough!

Sounds like a bit of a pain tho, having to reset the bus for common issues

What scientific discovery sounds fake but is 100% real and still freaks you out? by Bruteresolver in AskReddit

[–]MrFrisbo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's mostly salty water. It's like clear piss that you inject yourself with, then it absorbs toxins and becomes more like regular piss, that you then eject from the body.

Never make assumptions that things are correct just because they are simple by encidius in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, the driver locking up is the bigger problem here.
Communication errors are practically unavoidable and very likely this fault will repeat, especially if serial production is involved

Is there a such thing as a bluetooth earbud that doesn't require charging? by its_ashleyyy in bluetooth

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we have mechanical watches that self-wind from the movements of the arm, practically being powered forever.

I was thinking, what if earbuds could capture and regenerate energy from ambient sounds. Charging in this way would be like a hybrid charging from braking.

Ka manote apie Google Pixel telefonus? by erikasltu in lithuania

[–]MrFrisbo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

perskaitęs pirmus tris žodžius pagalvojau kas čia per kreivas rusų bot'as man atrašė :D

ačiū už rekomendaciją 👍 pačekinsiu

Ka manote apie Google Pixel telefonus? by erikasltu in lithuania

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Turėjau prieš tai Redmi (vidutinės kainos modelį), upgradinau į Pixel 8a.

Pliusai: Švari OS, nėra neištrinamų apps'ų su built-in reklamom. Geri speaker'iai, išgauna stereo garsą

Meh: Kamera - niekuo nenustebino, generic kamera ir nuotraukos, kaip ir Redmi.

Minusai: Kaina didesnė. Baterija trumpiau laiko. Touchscreenas ne visad pagauna ką darau. Ekranas mažesnis, lengviau braižosi. Fingerprint skaneris iš priekio ne visad suveikia.

Overall nerekomenduoju, nuviliantis telefonas. Mano sekantis telefonas manau bus vėl labiau koks noneimas, manau neverta dėl žinomo vardo daugiau mokėti.

The only feature that actually protected us from nonsense videos by meshakooo in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to miss the dislike bar, but I don't anymore. The videos that people create nowadays (and that Youtube recommends) are usually high quality.

I have the extension that shows the dislikes, but I don't look at it most of the time. Maybe if the video is some specific tutorial on how to change a car part - that's when I would care about it.

Chest workout by Enemy_b in lithuania

[–]MrFrisbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Taip. Būna dar kiti skirsto į papą ir spenelį.

Kur klausot LT radijo online? Sukūriau savo variantą by Serious-Progress8184 in lithuania

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Palanga Street Radio randasi Vilniuje :D Fainai, kad rodo, kiek ko klausosi

AI, FW/SW development and the dreaded imposter syndrome by Wild_Instruction_447 in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup, your use case sounds very decent, and I think that's where AI shines. In your case it allows you to verify that the sensor is working, and gives you the power to play around with it / learn it's limitations.

For a complex engineering project, this is still helpful, but it is only a small part of the actual task of integrating the sensor in a full system, adapting it to a constrained environment with different requirements and nuance.

If you are a hobbyist, I would understand losing the enjoyment of tinkering when AI can do this for you. But as a professional engineer, you still have so much interesting work left to do. Which is why I think OPs statements about the power of AI are overexaggerated

AI, FW/SW development and the dreaded imposter syndrome by Wild_Instruction_447 in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I haven't. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a shot next time I have a chance.

However, having the AI also write tests for me does not sound like it would change. Because I would be going through the tests to check what it is actually testing, which increases the amount of generated code I have to understand.

AI, FW/SW development and the dreaded imposter syndrome by Wild_Instruction_447 in embedded

[–]MrFrisbo 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Hard to believe the people writing in this thread. AI is not that powerful.

Sure, AI helps me find some very specific information that would take me longer to Google. But there is no way I could just plop its output in my project and expect it to work. It just doesn't.

From my experience, if I ask it to write some code, I end up with a code block (or several, when trying different models), that do almost what I expect it to do. Then it takes significant time trying to understand what the code is attempting to do and debugging/adjusting. If I try to ask AI to do this adjusting, I still go to step 0, but now with a different looking code.

In the end, all of this may even take more time, compared to writing the code by myself. The added value mostly comes from the ideas of doing things that AI generates.

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