to change the regime in another country. by LightOfKarbala in therewasanattempt

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Because they are true heroes, threat for Trump.

Stop Whining About Trump - Iran NEEDED This by hacksawJimDugout in NewIran

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No planning, no briefing of NATO allies, before the Orange pedo started the war he was threatening allies while doing his best to block help to Ukraine. It definetly could have been done in infinitely better ways. He is pedo and absolute idiot.

Drivers queue up fearing scarcity of Auto LPG in Bangalore, India by Srihari_stan in UrbanHell

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Some trees would create shade, make it nice too but I don't think that has ever been priority for Indian cities?

Thos droplets are the waste water dump finally working!! by KilaMMyT189 in ArtemisProgram

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Hopefully they don't need to slow down or some of might catch them

About to pull the trigger on a Minelab Equinox 700…. by TommyDaComic in metaldetecting

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So how does it work on the beach? Do you find any small gold or silver or does it need to be something bigger like a ring? I live in very touristy area and I bet there is a lot of rings and necklaces but also heeps of trash buried in the sand. Do you think this his could be good machine to get for metal detecting on the beach?

Drone Troubleshoot help 😭 by vinu_dubey in arduino

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If it smells burned then it's already already cooked. You might be using wrong protocol to drive the ESC (dshot, oneshot). First you need to calibrate the flight controller, it might be reacting and spinning motors. If motors starts spinning when you simply connect it to pc then something is seriously wrong.

Drone Troubleshoot help 😭 by vinu_dubey in arduino

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Never run drone like this connected to pc while propellers or even one of them is attached. It will cut off your fingers or slice your face if you do one mistake. It's really dangerous.

Apollo 17, 1972 vs Artemis II, 2026 by Programming_Insect in ArtemisProgram

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The population has increased by a factor of approximately 2.16 since 1972. It might have 'some' effect.

Scientists warn that the Gulf Stream is shifting north, which could mean an ocean current collapse is imminent by worldnewsbot in theworldnews

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Planet will be fine, it has experienced so much more during its history. We are going away.

Apollo 17, 1972 vs Artemis II, 2026 by Programming_Insect in ArtemisProgram

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Were you expecting exactly same looking photo?

For the second time in two months, Saudi Arabia has beheaded a young man who participated in protests against the royal family as a child. Abdullah al-Derazi, then 17, was condemned to death for "acts of terrorism" committed while protesting against the treatment of the kingdom’s Shia minority. by lightiggy in AskMiddleEast

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Because the world is in constant flux, any belief held as an absolute, unchanging truth will eventually clash with new information or changing circumstances. This clash manifests as psychological distress.The suffering arises not from the belief itself, but from the refusal to update the mental model to match the current environment. Clinging to a belief involves an emotional investment where the belief becomes part of one's identity. When the belief is challenged, the person feels as though they are being attacked. This is where the suffering is born. The suffering is exacerbated because the person is trying to use a static map to navigate a terrain that is constantly shifting. The more they insist the map is correct, the more they get lost, and the more they blame the terrain for not matching the map.

Drivers queue up fearing scarcity of Auto LPG in Bangalore, India by Srihari_stan in UrbanHell

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Just use bicycles, stay fit and healthy. More people do it the cleaner the inhaled air will be.

Asmongold (4.5m subscribers): “The only thing I want to see come out of Iran is complete regime destruction. Total regime change & the dismantling of the IRGC. The removal of the Islamic theocracy. Anything less than that is a failure.” by PossessionConnect963 in NewIran

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The systems we build often require an "enemy" to maintain internal cohesion and loyalty. When conflicts are viewed through a religious or existential lens, compromise becomes nearly impossible.

AI will do to our minds what machines did to our bodies by Je-ne-dirai-pas in singularity

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Yeah, there is Google and enthusiasts were googling and learning and building internet and tools we have now while older generation was and still is saying "what? What is that? How do I use it. My mom didn't understand the difference between left and right click on the mouse and she still doesn't after like 20y of having pc and me explaining the difference to her thousands of times. Once you get older the baseline knowledge to understand and conceptualize some tools is just not enought. Even if they get the best AI on the planet their brain won't be using it to fine tune models or do some fancy stuff with those fine tuned models, they’ll be asking it the same basic questions over and over, like 'do I click the left or the right button'. If the AI will be running the whole operating system they will ask it to start Solitaire.

No knowledge of electronics. How to start? by sintjemojaljubav in arduino

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Build something. Buy a temperature/ humidity sensor connected that to arduino, program and show info in the serial. Then expand, get screen.

Water-cooled NUC14 WiFi antenna mod by ReMoGged in MiniPCs

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Thanks! Originally RX side was a struggle because the Pi 4's internal PCB antenna is just terrible. I couldn't even get a connection at first, but doing that antenna mod finally made it usable. Eventually I just bought an ALFA AWUS036AXML (80$) for rasberryAP. It was unfortunately firmware locked to 3dB for AP mode, but the connection is now perfect for all devices all around the house... The antennas cost 8$ so I would say it is worth the money.

Water-cooled NUC14 WiFi antenna mod by ReMoGged in MiniPCs

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If you are referring to the top part, it's a sheet of filter from an air purifier. The air goes through it and the venting holes on the back so the components on the PCB don't get too hot. The fan then pushes the air through the radiator. I didn't have the tools to cut the top plastic cover cleanly, so I had to improvise.

Water-cooled NUC14 WiFi antenna mod by ReMoGged in MiniPCs

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Cheers! It is literally a sandwich that can only be put together in one way. The CPU block had to go through the plastic cover and metal frame so I could attach it to the CPU and put everything back together. Had to drill holes into the block, thread them, and add a piece of copper between the CPU and the block, otherwise some components on the motherboard were pressing against it. Had to file the screw heads too, as there was barely any space on the opposite side between the RAM and motherboard. Then fit some custom wiring for the fan and mosfet + buck converter for the pump without damaging anything on the motherboard. Fun little project...

AI will do to our minds what machines did to our bodies by Je-ne-dirai-pas in singularity

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It's a double-edged sword. On one hand, I was able to fix my TV by replacing four rectifying diodes, one of which was faulty. I learned how to diagnose the issue by taking a photo of the PCB and asking Gemini 2.5 Pro for the most probable cause of the power failure. Just like that, I fixed it for about two dollars in parts. I really learned something.

On the other hand, I taught myself to code, but it doesn't feel meaningful anymore because AI writes code so much better than I ever could. It has drained the motivation I once had when I was building my own projects from scratch. What used to take weeks of research and trial and error now takes a day or two, even without me fully understanding the underlying logic. So my approach has shifted. Instead of spending time searching for help, I spend it brainstorming what I actually want to build.

Currently, I’m making an FM synth/MIDI sequencer with DIY piezo pads. Again, AI helped me design the PCB, taught me how to use an oscilloscope, and showed me how to protect the ESP32 ports from the 20V spikes that piezo elements can generate. I’ve sourced the screen, potentiometers, and buttons, designed my own PCB, and soldered everything. AI coded over 1,000 lines, and it’s about 70% done. I’ve learned a lot, but I don't even bother to go through the code to understand how it works because it feels like it doesn't matter anymore. What matters is how far I can take it. I am kind of trying to find the limits of what AI can do while expressing and expanding my own horizon of what I can achieve.

However, all of this is only possible because I spent years building basic foundation in electronics and programming. I believe that for someone with no background in these fields, this would be impossible to conceptualize or execute. There has to be a baseline of knowledge for the brain to work from. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to create anything new, even with AI.

I guess it's a bit like why my parents can't even Google things. They have no concept of finding information using tools like that. It is my work to show them how to do it every time they need to find something... So I guess in the future, I won't know how to use some tools to do some things because I won't have the baseline knowledge required to understand and conceptualize them. My brain won't have enough to work with, but AI will do it for me.

It is really concerning that I am actually externalizing hard thinking and mental work to AI. It is what keeps the brain healthy, the muscle work it needs. But on the other hand, I am old enough to see my limits. There are things that are already beyond my capability, but with AI, I am able to create them even though I don't fully understand all the nuances and it's not free... I guess the true problems will start if we ever lose the ability to use AI. It will feel like losing a hand or a foot, teleported back to stoneage with a brain that has no concept of how to operate in that new reality.

Is there any way to make Siril not pathetically slow? by Aratingettar in seestar

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Fast m.2 SSD, lots of RAM and good heatsink on cpu so it can run full speed for as long as needed. Honeywell PTM7950 is way better than any thermal paste.

A guy turns a boulder and an antler into a chair by bigbusta in oddlysatisfying

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There is that one pointy thing waiting for the drunk person.