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by BurnGpuBurn 2y ago
Serverless != serverless You use a lot of servers, you just call them resources. Your S3 storage is a server, your background workers run on a server, and your postgress, well, it doesn't run on a bike. I hate this confabulating stuff.
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by BurnGpuBurn 2y ago
Sorry, but a Renault AMI is not a car, it's more like a toy. Wouldn't want to go on the high way with that...
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by BurnGpuBurn 2y ago
Off topic, those prices omg, how the hell are we going to get to zero without 95% of the population just being too poor to own a car? No matter how great the tech is, this is one of those rare occasions where the price of advanced new tech
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
> Moreover, this discussion isn't just about licensing MP3s; it's about managing common knowledge—that which is accessible to everyone, including competitors in different jurisdictions—for the creation of an industrial revoluti
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
There's one specifically for Boeing: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/list-of-2024-boeing-pla...
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
"handheld probes that send images to a phone" Great, even more of my private data being sucked up by big tech via my doctor's phone.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
I agree 100% that corn is a very inefficient fuel source, but > If this land were repurposed with solar power, it could provide around three and a half times the electricity needs of the United States Isn't really accurate. It could
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
Don't forget all the other products Microsoft managed to screw over developers with. Like discontinuing Xamarin.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
Short answer: Because when you leak state secrets the media is actually not standing behding you.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
And I am happy to live in a country that doesn't fluoridate its water. That way I can just wait out the whole scientific and political discussion and start drinking fluoridated water when it has finally and conclusively has been proven
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
If you find disaster festival documentaries entertaining, there are a ton about Woodstock '99 as well.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
From the readme: "Users must get consent from the concerned people before using their face". [0] So I assume the author received consent from Scarlett Johansson. Well done, it must be hard to get a hold of her. [0] https:/&#
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
Another "everyone must think as I think or else" person can't handle other people's opinions. What news.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
This exists, it's called IRMA. [0] The problem is, every data provider has to get on board first. For instance, the city you live in can verify if you're over eighteen. If their IT can handle setting the bit 'over eighteen&#x
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
On the other hand, showing kids pornography is against all kinds of laws everywhere.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
To shrink your existing windows partition, first disable swap on the partition you want to shrink, otherwise windows may not shrink it enough for what you want. Turn it on again after you're done.
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by BurnGpuBurn 3y ago
If it's a choice between protesters getting tear gassed vs your shop and livelyhood being burnt down by rioters the gas is not that much of a price to pay
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
From the article: "Although Tesla represents to customers "that its camera recordings cannot be linked to individuals and their vehicles," the Tesla system "was, in fact, capable of—and did—show the location of recording
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Back-button hijacking, really? I thought only media mogul websites did that...
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Funny how the BBC keeps complaining about Musk's Twitter take over but refuses to cover the Twitter Files he's been releasing. Guess those government millions are put to good use.
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Somehow I already get bored by all the "here, I asked GPT about this" comments on HN. I don't really care what the computer thinks mate. Much more interested in what you think. Though, thanks for acknowleding the use of AI he
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Arjen Lubach and John Oliver are comedians, not journalists. It's important to realize this, because they have no obligation at all to be truthful.
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
I know right? Determining means, motive and opportunity for the set of suspects, as well as asking "who benefits?" and following the money, have answered the "who did it?" question correctly right from the start. Hersh&#
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
It won't take long if the Dutch government gets its way. The Netherlands is the worlds 2nd food producer. So if the govt forces the farmers to quit, which is what they're doing, that will have a huge effect on the world food marke
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Funny thing is you can make spectrum shifts with electricity. But since the current cosmological model doesn't allow for much electricity in space (and we should ask why) they can not explain it any other way than it being a Doppler sh
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
> Then the lightbulb went off for Kidwell. “The only thing it could have been was cows,” It seems the authors still have to learn the correlation vs causation thing. Concluding it must be cows because you cannot think of another alternat
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Funny how mask wearing was totally not a way to denigrate people or shut them up by the upper classes a year ago.
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
The argument that Russia would've taken out it's own pipeline is ludicrous. It's like a store owner blowing up his own store front to punish shop thieves, or something. It doens't make sense. If you want to know who did
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Humans get sterilised or euthanised when AI is given free rein to 'save planet'(walesonline.co.uk)
15 points by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago|32 comments
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
From the article: "based on the costly lessons learnt during the COVID-19 pandemic". Funny how they always refer to costly lessons learnt but then never state what those lessons were, what was actually learnt from them and what th

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