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by 7e 1y ago
Grok 4 is likely programmed to search Elon Musk's tweets preferentially. What a disgusting place we've arrived at.
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by 7e 1y ago
Great idea. They are 1/6th the cost of the server, though.
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by 7e 1y ago
On every boot. Root partition encryption keys are stored externally. Also, the Linux kernel will panic on these small machines regularly.
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by 7e 1y ago
These need remote management capabilities (IPMI) to not be a huge PITA.
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by 7e 1y ago
Waymo is way ahead of them. I give them a 1% chance.
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by 7e 1y ago
No, not at all. The battery in the article is still 30 times less energy dense by weight as jet fuel. And 10x less by volume. You’ll see synthetic sustainable biofuels and hydrogen way before batteries are in the sky.
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by 7e 1y ago
Superchargers with 98 stalls, today, absolutely cannot handle peak charging of all those stalls at the same time. That’s the equivalent of 34,000 homes turning on at the same time, which is basically a medium size city.
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by 7e 1y ago
Oracle Cloud only wins deals by making them zero margin or even unprofitable for them. It’s then only way they can compete against more established competitors with better tech and non-asshole business practices.
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by 7e 1y ago
Aren't patent lawyers, and thus patents, cheaper in mid-sized cities vs larger metros? If so, it would stand to reason more patents are filed in a cheaper city that suddenly receives extra disposable income via a boom. Those ideas were
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by 7e 1y ago
North Korea has the bomb and hasn't been bombed at all. It's a great deterrent. Now look at Ukraine, which gave up its nukes in exchange for promises of security, and how those were totally violated by Russia.
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by 7e 1y ago
A submarine is a good place to hide a breeder reactor. Far from any detectors.
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by 7e 1y ago
It's not a given that a camera will even work as well as a human if it's attached to a human brain. The human eye is stereo, it has a focusable lens, an iris, it's incredibly sensitive and the foveated retina has a very high
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by 7e 1y ago
Exactly, you need to protect the state of the PRNG and you need to ensure that the seed isn’t deterministic or easily reversed (time of day, 0, etc). That includes recovery from events and timing seen by the hypervisor. And some cloud VMs d
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by 7e 1y ago
I’ll wager if you try to emerge a JVM on ChromeOS, especially on ARM32, it will fail. Gentoo is… not great.
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by 7e 1y ago
Courts would never uphold the notion of a fraudulent conveyance. Your thinking is delusionsal.
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by 7e 1y ago
Most likely Chromium needs to build on a system which doesn’t support Java. Like ChromeOS. That excludes Bazel, at least unless cross-compilation is supported (likely a monstrous headache for ChromeOS). It’s a good reason to rewrite Bazel i
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by 7e 1y ago
Lord, get out of last century and use Bazel.
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by 7e 1y ago
Move to rules_rust and Bazel and distribute and fully cache the build. Problem solved.
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by 7e 1y ago
Move to rules_rust and Bazel and distribute the build. Problem solved.
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by 7e 1y ago
With a PRNG the seed must be kept secret and non-reverse-engineerable. Isn't that a real disadvantage compared with a TRNG?
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by 7e 1y ago
No, the problem is that humans breed to fill the supply of housing, causing prices to go up again. The population of the U.S. has doubled since 1960. It’s a never ending cycle, only after every iteration, there is more pollution, less beaut
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by 7e 1y ago
Public roads, public data. I want to know how at risk I am from all these Teslas around me.
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by 7e 1y ago
White rice has a higher glycemic index (GI) than sugar (sucrose).
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by 7e 1y ago
If you build all those houses, people will have a ton of babies, and you'll be back to square one within a generation: only with more pollution, more ugly, more traffic, more crowded parks, trails, and parking lots, and a less water an
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by 7e 1y ago
The emissions of supersonic aircraft are insane. They’re just so inefficient. Nobody needs to fly anywhere that fast when they can sleep on a lie flat bed in business class instead. Let’s stop polluting the earth and put that money into bat
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by 7e 1y ago
Awesome. But congestion pricing still doesn't charge rideshare vehicles for loitering on the streets; it only charges per ride. Now ban AirBnb, Lyft and Uber. Basically anything funded by YC.
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by 7e 1y ago
Solar and wind aren’t reliable energy sources. They’re not dispatchable 24x7 and fluctuate along various timescales. Storing renewable energy for 24 hours doubles the cost. Storing it seasonally increases the cost 150x. Show me any place, a
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by 7e 1y ago
Solar isn’t dispatchable and adding 24 hour storage doubles the cost. Adding seasonal storage increases the cost by 150x.
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by 7e 1y ago
This is Elon Musk paranoia being pushed onto a bunch of n00b kids pretending to be engineers.
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by 7e 1y ago
Look at 2024; mostly animated or shot out of the U.S. And if you look at the trends the number of jobs have been declining since 2019: https://www.zippia.com/key-grip-jobs/trends/

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