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by 7e 3y ago
A decade? That's nothing. macOS had a compositor 22 years ago , and Wayland still isn't as good. A bunch of unpaid amateurs just isn't good at moving humanity forward. At least the Linux kernel has some truly paid contribu
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by 7e 3y ago
This article is based on StatCounter, and I would like to see evidence that StatCounter data is reliable. Their historical data is all over the place and probably includes a lot of bot activity. I would be surprised if Linux desktop usage s
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by 7e 3y ago
The Google founders abandoned Google along time ago, and it's been rotting ever since.
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by 7e 3y ago
This will fall. So much of our life is online that a real handheld computing device is necessary. This will sell only to those in addiction treatment.
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by 7e 3y ago
If anyone knows hypocrisy, it is Elon Musk.
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by 7e 3y ago
The most efficient is the Hyundai Ioniq 6 Long Range RWD, followed by Lucid Air Pure AWD or Touring AWD, according to https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/most-efficient-electric-c... . Tesla lies about EPA range, so
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by 7e 3y ago
BYD already sells more EVs than Tesla does.
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by 7e 3y ago
Comparing average costs with median income. Not the sharpest pencils in the box, statistically.
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by 7e 3y ago
Look beyond a five or ten year time horizon. More housing has been built continuously in the US for hundreds of years. Berkeley has existed for more than 150 yesrs. Did all of this building lower prices? No. It just encouraged people to hav
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by 7e 3y ago
Building more housing is like building more freeways. It doesn’t work. Within a generation, housing costs are back to normal Levels—but now everything is uglier, there is less nature, and the earth suffers. Urban jungles and tenement slums
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by 7e 3y ago
Any population which can grow unchecked.
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by 7e 3y ago
I call it OpenLIE. It's not open, not at all. Or call it GNU/OpenLIE, if you want to be pedantic.
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by 7e 3y ago
If the author wants to use the web but doesn't want advertising, they can install an ad-blocking plugin for mobile Safari. This rant is irrational.
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by 7e 3y ago
Not only to you get inflation with UBI, you also get labor shortages, as we've seen.
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by 7e 3y ago
Nope. It took three years to update a tunnel in my local area. Even now, other streets I've sampled which less than ten years old are wrong. What you're saying is that government data is good, which OpenStreetMap has taken. But th
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by 7e 3y ago
Today I learned that if something is detailed, it is now fractal.
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by 7e 3y ago
I don't use OpenStreeMap because their data quality is poor.
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by 7e 3y ago
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, then to speak and remove all doubt, Sam.
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by 7e 3y ago
Competitors don't have access to the process node. You'll get competitors, but they won't be as fast or able to run the latest models. That means they'll compete with older versions of NVIDIA's chips.
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by 7e 3y ago
28% of vehicle fatalities in Amsterdam are cycling related. Deaths do happen. If you’re arguing that these behaviors are, in fact, safe, I would disagree strongly. The U.S. drives large trucks at high speeds because the U.S. isn't very
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by 7e 3y ago
It's actually more tha bikes don't have license plates, and aren't pulled over and ticketed by cops. The anonymity drives lawlessness.
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by 7e 3y ago
Cycling is dangerous when mixed with cars, for sure. But blazing through at an intersection full of cars which are expecting you to stop is even more dangerous. Stop sign rules exist for a reason (to slow vehicles down enough that everyone
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by 7e 3y ago
Sure, have fewer stops. But even if you separate the routes, cyclists will eventually have to stop somewhere (even for other cyclists), and they won’t want to.
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by 7e 3y ago
It's simple selfishness. Cyclists don't want to lose their momentum. Coasting is fun and exertion is not; humans evolved to minimize their energy expenditure. To fix that, you'd need to redesign the bicycle to be completely b
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by 7e 3y ago
Emacs didn't invent REPL, and it's common everywhere. For Rust: https://github.com/evcxr/evcxr/blob/main/evcxr_repl/README.m... . But heck, the compiler is reasonably fast enough that any I
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by 7e 3y ago
Is this increased bot activity associated with LLM training?
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by 7e 3y ago
I would like to see the methodology. I am also rather skeptical. This data should be rather stable. I suspect bot activity.
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by 7e 3y ago
Boston has a beautiful mid-town scale. Don't ruin it.
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by 7e 3y ago
Starlink adds a latency penalty of tens of milliseconds going through the atmosphere. Each round trip is four hops through the clouds. I expect most of this delay is forward error correction, combined with lower bandwidth of the radios. On
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by 7e 3y ago
If I send one byte and it hops through ten satellites, is SpaceX counting that as ten bytes of data?

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