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by 0x457 10mo ago
> Have you heard of balcony solar? Stick some storage with it? Sure, let me throw away everything I grow on my balcony so I can get some storage and panels. Still not going to work for me because my balcony is west facing. I have a bunch
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Kinda the point? Ordered PKs give you a better index.
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by 0x457 10mo ago
Because then you run into an issue when you 'n' changes. Plus, where are you increasing it on? This will require a single fault-tolerant ticker (some do that btw). Once you encode shard number into ID, you got: - instantly* know w
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by 0x457 11mo ago
However, if you do connect, then Samsung pushes so many updates (more ads) than anyone else. My ancient samsung tv in the garage was getting weekly updates for some reason.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
You don't need a phone for most 2-factor methods. Also, you don't need iOS to receive a text message. It's very rare that I have to grab my phone for MFA.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> By requiring high-school garage engineering to DOS your local RF services you prevent essentially everyone from doing it. At most, it prevents people from accidentally doing it. Anyone who wants to do can figure it out on their own.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> Now try sell that electricity to a home owner with solar PV and maybe a battery and you will get laughed out of the room. In EU, the split between flats (apartments) and houses is roughly 50/50, depending on how densely populated
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> Iron Blooded Orphans: Gundam as a (child) mercenary I know what you're saying, but except for Hathaway, child mercenaries are in every Gundam installment? I love those alternate universes, but those are so different to other gunda
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> No, any web service instance can receive requests at arbitrary times, and sometimes in the same millisecond zone. The probability is proportional to the number of concurrent users and requests. Yes, but does it matter that you have out
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> You couldn't go to any small party without at least two people having the N9 phone. Everybody loved them. It was in no way a hacker device for nerds. I don't think I ever saw N9 or any of the N9XX phones in real life.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> but when isn’t that true When you write another query against that index a few weeks later and forget about the caveat, that slight change in where clause will ignore that index.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Garlic will be released 2026Q1.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Well, CEC is a huge mess and barely works[1]. You're right on ARC and eARC. I'd rather DP had a better version of both, but that wouldn't happen. [1]: If you have a stack that works, I'm happy for you, but trust you&#x27
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by 0x457 11mo ago
We also have a secret json schema for Dolby Vision, idk why are you surprised. This talk is about protocol, but the connector.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Fine china tea sets.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
UUIDv7 has 74 bits of randomness, not 62, you forgot rand_a portion, so the difference is just 6 bits and only matters within the same millisecond.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
You only need to lock sequence if you care about IDs being ordered within a millisecond. That generally only matters when you create a batch of IDs at once, in that case you don't need to lock anything: generate ULID, keep incrementing
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> 10GbE will require 4x3.0 lanes 3.0 PCIE is irrelevant today when it comes to devices you want on 10G. I'm pretty sure the real reason is that 2.5G can comfortably run on cable you used for 1G[1], while 10G get silly hot or require
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Most of my cables coming out of the aggregation switch are DAC and fiber, but there is no 10G copper because my PC came with 10G copper NIC integrated. Anyway, the difference in heat between this transceiver is shockingly large. I knew it r
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Well, they're entirely different, not just slot. Intel 12th/13th/14th gens all support DDR4 or DDR5. However, the motherboards you buy can only support one or the other. I don't think there are a single AMD CPU that supp
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by 0x457 11mo ago
I love F1 (Give my boy Lando his WDC!), but I wouldn't mind a more unhinged version without human drivers, at least not in the cockpit. Not going to happen because ones and zeros can't sell expensive watches like F1 drivers.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
> When I was researching about this a few years ago I read some really long in-depth scathing posts about Open stack. One of them explicitly called it a childish set of glued together python scripts that fall apart very quickly when you
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Yes, but Google benefit from people using their TPUs, while Anthropic gains nothing unless AWS throws money at them for saying it.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Pretty sure one of the Deno day 1 goals was to correct mistakes made during the early days of Node.js.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
You just described android.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Right, that's why one should use "put a strawberry in the portside eye socket" and "put a strawberry in the starboard side socket"
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Early Arduino were all AVR 8-bit, at the time it was already on the way out. There were no shifts in industry to those chips. People who got Arduino, either: - blinked some LEDs and forgotten about it - switched to esp32 and/or stm32
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Well, Qualcomm is Oracle of hardware world.
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Error was built in to reduce precision and make it harder to use them for targeting. It stopped being useful once there were other constellations available. GPS receivers sold to public also required to not operate at certain altitude/
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by 0x457 11mo ago
Generally yes, but if you go to a giant mall, train station, airport then you usually don'y.

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