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by 6510 4d ago
The 3 to 5 times more expensive does.
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by 6510 5d ago
I see the heat pump hype shaking my head thinking how people long ago use to build with mud and made walls 2-3 meter thick. It takes the entire winter/summer for the climate to get in. The Amish hang wet bed sheets in front of the wind
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by 6510 5d ago
I read HBM yields are 25-30% (vs 80-90%) making them 3 to 5 times as expensive. They are 4-5 years behind, that probably means 1-2 in Chinese time.
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by 6510 5d ago
A day ago blogsurection had zero Google search results, today it has 4 like: "The Rise and Fall of the Blog" and the search llm sniplet explains what the word means.
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by 6510 6d ago
yes, diesel is 1 cent per liter. For $50 can drive the whole month non stop.
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by 6510 7d ago
Not everyone is chopping down cameras, they are few and far between too. I think the problem is that I haven't fully recovered from this Dinosaurs episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nwan7DMVLR8
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by 6510 7d ago
I too would like to see the election system cover it but destroying things is part of the vocabulary. Without it we would end up with absolute rulers who cant be questioned. Governments also have the means to destroy peoples property and&#x
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by 6510 7d ago
A government needs to buy the right to have these cameras and the currency is trust. You can complaint about the way people behave, they deserve it! Won't change anything tho. How would you feel if they put cameras in your home? I know
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by 6510 8d ago
> a great number of people have decided to stop publishing their code publicly Stopped publishing anything and stopped creating anything. But in all fairness this started long ago. I remember a conversation where I asked someone who read
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by 6510 8d ago
I gather rss feeds from the websites I visit and it's hard to express how interesting they are. The gut says it borderlines some random collection but that couldn't be more wrong. I also enjoyed YaCy, that project should have a go
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by 6510 19d ago
If you do it after they kill you it would be rational.
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by 6510 19d ago
I tried to use it a year ago just to see what it was really like. It ended rather quickly with me staring at my own comment looking for ways to twist what I wrote into something ban worthy. Then it happened again! LOL! 1985 Johannes Paulus
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by 6510 19d ago
ATM the killer product would be a "bring your own algo" message board/socio thing/infinite scroll endorphin generator/etc I run a simple badword filter on my rss aggregator and it already outperforms anything big te
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by 6510 23d ago
My take would be that people have no idea what is going on today, as time expires history drifts further away from clueless to the absurd... and now you want to do the future? Whatever you say, we should at least completely ignore what your
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by 6510 23d ago
If everyone would be ready to jump in and help you with some revolutionary project you should really bother to figure out what that project is going to be. They are not ready to help because normal life is designed to be absurdly complicate
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by 6510 24d ago
I just put them in as values. In a GUI I sometimes render them as a editable textarea.
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by 6510 25d ago
I disagree, if you opened enough tabs back then Chrome was unusable. But if that is your view, you should switch to Brave. 44% less memory use, (1/3) longer battery life, no telemetry and if you block undesirables it is obviously much
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by 6510 25d ago
It was astonishing how you fell for it back then. In a company that size, you move around a few buttons and hundreds of millions come out. You delete some feature and poof BILLIONS are made. Who care if it upsets some % of the user base? It
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by 6510 26d ago
Not entirely, we should be worried about almost all of it but we shouldn't underestimate the reproduction rate of mice and rats that are quite successful in urban areas. If we were to remove all domestic cats we would almost immediatel
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by 6510 27d ago
This is nothing new and we can start paddling the boat in the other direction whenever you are ready. Expect it to take quite a bit of work and the earnings to be disappointing or worse. The worse setbacks/shortcommings are probably: 1
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by 6510 29d ago
We've already progressed from "the user should not be" to "the user should never be". Perhaps we will even grow out of calling it "their own devices" eventually. If they can brick it remotely it kinda alre
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by 6510 1mo ago
alexjoneslive, davidicke, 4chan, stormfront, fox, breitbart, q anon, drudge report, daily horror.... ehh I mean mirror
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by 6510 1mo ago
Could have a distributed system so physical access gives you nothing. Could have the vendor pick a time for release. If all nodes agree the time has arrived release the payload. Make it so that nothing can be released silently. Give the ven
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by 6510 1mo ago
Government could hold the keys. Sufficient weird behavior should also trigger release.
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by 6510 1mo ago
Someone with an old and a new car drove the old one into a canal. The doors didn't open because the water was up to the window. He cranked open the window to let the water in, eventually the door opened. He stayed perfectly calm. The f
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by 6510 1mo ago
You'd want things to go fast after the crash too. I've had fascinating conversation with people about safety measures in general. Many prefer to imagine it wont happen. Inspections are still real. They cant imagine them away.
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by 6510 1mo ago
foreign gov treasury holdings are only some 9% (mostly Japan, UK, China, Belgium and Canada) As a serious country you can just keep servicing the bonds with bonds. If the government is... well.... it starts to look more like one of those po
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by 6510 1mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg9EyGOZd9U
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by 6510 1mo ago
It sounds so bizarre it might just work.
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by 6510 1mo ago
We don't really know the situation with C. The urine tube is cleaned but only for a while. We are the only creatures who cant produce it. Some animals produce 200 mg/kg, a 70kg goat makes about 13000 mg. Our RDA is based on scurvy

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