Atreiden

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by Atreiden 3y ago
And then you could sell or repurpose the old mainboard. There are 3D-printable enclosures that you could use to make it an HTPC. Really cool stuff
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I think this is notable because in the wake of RedHat changing CentOS model changing from stable to bleeding-edge, there has been a niche to fill in the enterprise-grade Linux space. Esp for people running on-prem infra e.g. HPC. Do we sett
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by Atreiden 3y ago
This does not strike me as surprising or problematic, as the choice of headline would suggest. They specify 4 hours of "focused" work. That seems a perfectly reasonable amount of time to remain in the flow state on an average work
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Refusing to sanction an aggressive nation empowers that nation to continue its aggression. Sanctions can be painful in the short term, sure, but they're a necessary evil. They heavily disincentivize violence without the need for more v
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Yearly income of 200k, so netting 140k after taxes/SS, which makes the fine equivalent to 70k? Paid over 25 years, so $2800/year? Factoring depreciation due to inflation @2%/year, you're at $55.5k total and an effective
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by Atreiden 4y ago
I think that's his point. Currently, we have no natural predators. We completely outclass every other species on Earth in intelligence, and it's easy to see how advantageous that trait has been. What happens when we're no lon
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by Atreiden 4y ago
I just migrated us from Jenkins to GitHub Actions and I'm already starting to regret the decision. How is it that even after all of these years, leadership changes, and billions of dollars, Microsoft still manages to destroy everything
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Sensationalist garbage. The vast majority of the article is about stagnating yields and global over-reliance on rice, with two small, uncited, unsupported blurbs in support of the title: > No mere victim of global warming, rice cultivati
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by Atreiden 4y ago
I think it's interesting that they've benchmarked it against an array of standardized tests. Seems like LLMs would be particularly well suited to this kind of test by virtue of it being simple prompt:response, but I have to say...
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Stuff like this gives me hope for an open-source future. I love my Steam Deck, and I'll be making Framework my next computer purchase. I want to see these companies succeed because respecting consumer freedoms and contributing back to
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by Atreiden 4y ago
“If you look for the light, you can often find it. But if you look for the dark, that is all you will ever see.” - Iroh
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Only if this extends to government programs and for-profit enterprise. Freely provided resources should not be subject to the same scrutinies. I am hugely in favor of accessibility programs and legislation, but this is plainly a poor implem
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Absolutely. With firecracker, AWS seems to have solved the multi-tenancy problem that has plagued HPC since its inception. I've just been waiting for some way to implement that in a sane way for on-prem infrastructure. If not for the r
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Found the HPC guy. I was so excited for this until I got to that line. I'll still be following this closely though, the potential is huge.
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by Atreiden 4y ago
In the hyper-connected, globalized world of today, the experience that comes from a world of constraints is lost. The world now is radically different from the world 20 years ago, and even more radically different from the one the author wr
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by Atreiden 4y ago
The secret is representative government. In the US there are only two parties, and they have entirely opposite goals. The democrats want more Government spending programs, Republicans want less. So when Democrats are in charge and the US tr
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Called this ~4 years ago when they were acquired by M$. But it's still really sad to see. I use it because it was trivial to CSS style it to match my Desktop. It's comfortable to me in a way that other editors thus far have not be
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by Atreiden 4y ago
Game is so incredibly fun but so difficult. The people who play it regularly are just Really, Really Good. Even after 40 or so hours I was still getting absolutely destroyed, chasing the high of kill streaks I'd gotten early on (agains
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Yabai + SKHD will totally change your workflow for the better. Sometimes I forget most people don't have it set up by default so I get confused when I read comments like these. Tiling is snappy, workspace switching is instant. And I&#x
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Ron was going to be spiders. He just was.
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by Atreiden 5y ago
> Start at edge computing; It seems pretty clear that this what they're thinking of. They want to be able to license an integrated architecture that includes power-efficient computing and a powerful ML engine. They've been so h
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by Atreiden 5y ago
This is one of the best arguments for having a home automation platform that I've seen. I'm always worried about maintaining temps. Great stuff!
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Funny, that's the exact reason I hate philosophy. And I say this as someone with a BA in it. I thought of it initially as a useful way to model the abstract, the hypothetical, and the integrity our own ideas and perceptions. But so man
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by Atreiden 5y ago
.5% wage increase with the past years' inflation is outright disrespectful. It's a clear and deliberate docking of their wages in a time where their profits are most likely soaring. There's no excuse for this, NYT. Do better
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by Atreiden 5y ago
We've been _under_ investing in scientific research, especially in regards to space, for decades. What spending we do have is usually focused on militaristic applications. How does this reflect poorly on space travel research? If you&#
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Preach! This should not be misconstrued as a partisan issue. Those who desire these outcomes will make every attempt to conflate it with one political movement or another. They'll appeal to auth sensibilities and moral panics. It must
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by Atreiden 5y ago
This is the argument for UBI. Robots will displace human workers. They already are. We can either capitalize on all of this human capital by offering basic income, or we can let income + wealth inequality slowly destroy society by renderi
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Is this comment in good faith, or are you needlessly playing Devil's Advocate? There are very few similarities in their cases other than the fact that they were both tried for Murder. - OJ was never convicted, he was acquitted outright
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by Atreiden 5y ago
Sometimes children seek this kind of stimulation. I used to love trying to solve 'advanced' problems. Making new connections, i.e. "wow, so THATS why that is the way it is" were some of my favorite memories. I did Math O
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by Atreiden 6y ago
We need to get past using GDP as a measure of success, quality of life, etc. Its a measure of gross product, which includes negative externalities. A company pollutes a nearby river and manages to avoid responsibility, so public funds are r

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