AndrewDucker

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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Absolutely. Buy multi-GB game, watch it download quickly at gigabit speeds, be able to play it two minutes later. Can't do that on 80Mbps.
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Spain wants data centres on 80% renewables every hour, or no grid connection(thenextweb.com)
4 points by AndrewDucker 2mo ago|1 comments
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Yes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49446422
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Google Maps is excellent for bus planning for me. Depends on your local bus company feeding times in to them though.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Sadly yes. Some bus companies are very reliable (traffic jams permitting), but there are definitely times when they aren't, and I've used rural routes where the hourly bus might just not turn up, which makes them completely infeas
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
They lock their sight on it, anything else is irrelevant including mother. Its like watching a...person watching TV?
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Enabling the next-generation trait solver on Rust nightly(blog.rust-lang.org)
4 points by AndrewDucker 2mo ago|0 comments
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Their outcome might be improved by them feeling more amused and less grumpy.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
If "What good code looks like" was something that everyone agreed on then there wouldn't be a problem.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
The talk contains references to what is clearly a subset of questions and hypotheses. Anyone got a link to somewhere with all of these?
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
I should hope so. You can't play Dark Souls on my family.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
It also creates and updates models, uses those models to make predictions, and guides the stochastic generation by comparing the output to those models and reworks them in real time.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
It also creates and updates models, uses those models to make predictions, guides the stochastic generation by comparing the output to those models and reworks them in real time.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Your brain is not just a stochastic generator.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Or continue to take it.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
They care about it. And want there to be an official position about it.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Sorry, I don't have those skills, or any spare time. And if you want a system whereby software only gets made available if distro-providers care enough, then that's fine. But you're putting a filter between the software prod
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
That sounds like you could have a situation where the developer wants me to run the app, and I want to run the app, but nobody at the distro I use has packaged up the app, so we're blocked.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Aah. Certainly over here in UK and Europe most people are using solar to reduce their usage of the grid but they're nowhere near going self-reliant, so they're still using the grid (and paying towards it).
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Aah. Certainly over here in UK and Europe most people are using solar to reduce their usage of the grid but they're nowhere near going self-reliant, so they're still using the grid (and paying towards it).
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
How would this make it more expensive for people who can't?
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Nothing about this prevents utility solar
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Because there are not enough of these large battery banks, which require planning permission to build. Whereas you can buy a battery that will save you money over a 5 year period and get on with it. (I'm hoping that enough of the large
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
One where you don't like the first OS, believe the second OS does what you want, and don't care whether it's proprietary?
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Not antibiotics? Surely nobody could be happy with that! Truly they are a terror.
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by AndrewDucker 2mo ago
Pretty much everyone in Brave New World is happy. You might not like the society they've built, but there are certainly arguments that a society where most people are happy is pretty utopian. (It's very debatable, of course, but i
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K2 – Microsoft's big plan to save Windows 11 and win back trust from users(windowscentral.com)
6 points by AndrewDucker 2mo ago|4 comments
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by AndrewDucker 3mo ago
Tested on rhesus macaques. Worked well for 44% of them. It's a positive step, but still a fair way off for humans.
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CalMac ferry bridge visits paused over passenger's filming with smart glasses(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by AndrewDucker 3mo ago|0 comments
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by AndrewDucker 3mo ago
If they provably shared those datasets then they're just as liable for piracy.

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