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by 0x457 1y ago
I'm convinced that "area" where screen breaks without a case, but doesn't break with a case is very narrow. In my mind, the main reasons to have a case: personalize, rugged cases for appropriate environment (car shops, c
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by 0x457 1y ago
I think CPU utilization is a "cause" metric and therefore irrelevant until it effects "business" metric.
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by 0x457 1y ago
It's just bad fan curve for given workload. Sharp rises and drops are annoying to hear, curve that does that + race-to-sleep do not work together. Low speeds do cause throttling.
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by 0x457 1y ago
> My phone case has saved my phone many times. Survivorship bias /s How do you know it wouldn't have survived without case? I drop my phone on nearly daily basis and since 2007 only cracked one iPhone screen.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Unless you live in somewhere like Phoenix, Arizona. While look dumb you probably don't want your dog to burn its paws.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, I'm in the exact opposite category - I don't get why people use cases.
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by 0x457 1y ago
It caters to a very specific target group: voice calls[1] and looking at a lot of information at once[2]. [1]: Mediocre folded experience doesn't bother them [2]: Think calendars and whatever else middle managers look at
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by 0x457 1y ago
Sure, but I wouldn't buy one even if it was in the same price range as phones I usually buy. For me, it will be useful rarely and cumbersome to use the rest of the time.
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by 0x457 1y ago
It reads like the second part counters the first, but it’s actually the same point repeated. It's not that hard to understand.
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by 0x457 1y ago
If they were able to recover backups for you, then it wouldn't be secure. Right trade-off.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Yup, I have a giant flake that configures all of my home linux and macos machines. Every machine gets more or less the same home-manager configuration applied, nixvim is split into its own flake.
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by 0x457 1y ago
I think every abandoned TUI framework started with: "why is ratutui does things this way" and ended with "Oh, I get it now". Problem is when we think UI frameworks we usually run in something that handles a lot of things
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by 0x457 1y ago
I started using nixvim. I think I gave up around vim-plug. Trying to maintain reliably working config across multiple machines and OS was a nightmare.
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by 0x457 1y ago
It went downhill when they allowed getting an invitation via single blog post, requiring just one person to like it enough to give an invitation. Which wasn't hard to write - just translate something popular from hackernews before anyo
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by 0x457 1y ago
It moves fast enough that the temperature delta between first and last chip isn't significant. Not too fast, though, because if the pump is running full-tilt it becomes a major heat-source itself. > but you want it to be significant
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by 0x457 1y ago
IMO 'just' replaces make where make shouldn't be used - generic task runner.
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by 0x457 1y ago
I’ll take Configuration Management for $100, Alex.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Amazing that you can build a career out of making useless things with RPi. I don't mean it as a negative thing about the author, but rather this kind of content. It's a rare case when jack (RPi) of all trades is not at all better
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by 0x457 1y ago
I have a pretty old atom based mini pc that is probably still significantly faster than any RPI today.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Looks promising. Tool changer works closer to how CNC changes tools. Still covers my most common use case - 2 color prints. Can't to not be able to afford it.
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by 0x457 1y ago
But the correct way (getting a sql dump) is faster?
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by 0x457 1y ago
How? They are hosting company, not a webshop.
563.
by 0x457 1y ago
So weird to scrape wikipedia when you can just download db dumb from them.
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by 0x457 1y ago
I work on multiple tasks too, it's just all of it is done is either in a browser tab or terminal tab. Usually those live in separate virtual screens, but one of my machines has an ultrawide, so I can comfortably put 2-3 tiles on it dep
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by 0x457 1y ago
Yes, but water is constantly moving in a loop. It's not like you use water to cool chip #1, and then it moves to chip #2, it's constantly moving, so temperature delta isn't that much.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Majority of time I only have 2-4 apps open: terminal/IDE, browser, music player and some IM. Floating windows seems like a waste of space. Browser is full-screen on any regular proportion screen (i.e. not ultra-wide). I rarely use floa
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by 0x457 1y ago
openai/gpt-oss-120b is in this blog post.
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by 0x457 1y ago
AMDs I/O die supports ECC RAM, but up to motherboard vendor to run the required traces. Some do, some don't.
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by 0x457 1y ago
> And due to instability of a few features (async trait, return impl trait in trait, etc) there is not really a standard way to write executor independent async code (you can, some big crates do, but it's not necessarily trivial). U
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by 0x457 1y ago
Nomad is weird. Its OSS version is like a very limited trial of paid version. At least last time I tried it. To a point that it was more productive for me to install k3s instead.

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