Ekaros

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by Ekaros 1mo ago
I consider current length of copyright to be extremely too long. On other hand I also think that creators should be compensated when their creations are used to train AI models and this compensation should be substantial per company. And to
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
There is also real world considerations. Like packet loss, latency and jitter. Some users might have less than perfect connections so sending more at time when it is known is for better user experience. I think we often forget just how good
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Not to forget the editors responsible at time. Why not leadership and board members if they can be found. Making responsible people responsible publicly is most effective way. Fully deserved shame can do wonders to world.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
My professor thought that there could be paper in my thesis. Thankfully they did not insist. Work was pretty crap and useless(mostly due to happening in between versions of project/idea they were working on). But well I did graduate so
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Makes me think of possible things with dinosaurs. I haven't followed anything lately but them going from lizards/reptiles to well more bird like creatures is likely similar but less observed.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Manager has rights to approve themselves... Access control working as designed.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
And physical damage is lot more expensive to repair in vast majority of use cases. Have fun when your humanoid window washing robot punches through your window. Or any other such cases.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
I think there is good chance that AIs have already replaced parts of the certain aspects of industry. And with some tuning could probably replace lot more of at least virtual parts...
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
The market has been heavily engineered and gamed to be positive sum. But sometimes I wonder could it turn out to be negative sum on certain timescales. That is that overall money would be lost on markets.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Is the cable connected from say desktop computer to wall socket a patch cable? Or does that only apply to those used in server rooms or switch cabinets?
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
It is very big assumption to me. It is now used very widely. But I am not sure if it was at all common back in the history. Most systems were kinda different from it.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
They could be. Incitement to commit crime is a crime in many places. And penalty can be same as for the crime itself. Now I very much question if automated system should be inciteable. And think that there is very much higher responsibility
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
I bought bunch of ready made 10 meter cables for lan party dunno 15 or 20 years ago... Used with switch... Grey with nice paper label at end with "Cross over"... Haven't had any issues with them ever in regular use... So poin
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Sometimes or even quite often considering objects as records is reasonable approach. It has set of fields. And maybe functions helpful to manipulate these fields or even use them. Even more complicated things are just records. And then some
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Finland has escaped most of the heat of Central Europe. We have had hard rains occasionally, but overall not that much more rain. From stats look like 100-150% of historic numbers. So it has really not rained outside the high pressure zone.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Not to forget. It is clear that China has actual plan with actual goals and is willing to stick to it in at least medium term if not long term. And not jump priorities every single administration...
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Most sensible explanation to me is that it is getting something that does scanning on the 3d printers. Next step is to make it apply to copyrighted designs. As that is lot more doable. And fascists like to be in control and allow big corpor
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Because after proper verification you very much aren't at JIT territory. Take the network stack. From my memories a proper commercial test suit from say Defensics is from a few thousand to tens of thousand cases. For each of Ethernet,
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
I would seriously recommend against building your own network stack for production use. Or writing your own web server for production use. Or database (whatever SQL or NoSQL) also for production use. These sort of things are more complicate
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
After whole Brexit debacle I think it is prudent to actually first figure out if there is general willingness. EU might have better stuff to do than spend resources on formal talks according to proper procedures. Coming up with agreement an
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Norway is a weird one... They have things like Schengen. But some how they are not part of customs union. While Türkiye is member of customs union but not Schengen...
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
I think more apt analogy is that now I get random parts from Ikea and screw them together to something that resembles furniture. Just need to get enough parts and eventually they mostly fit. Customers really don't notice any difference
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Nope. It is very far away from core. Core is very big. And energy is already flowing outwards. So just using it really have not any significant impact. Real issue is that it is not actually usable everywhere. Again Earth is big and going de
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
Do not forget loans with APR starting at 24%. Recourse of course. With the collateral taken back if payments fail.
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
My reasonable guess is that they did not want to make those case that need off-grid generation too hard to build. And never considered that anyone would build any actually significant amount of off-grid capacity. At certain threshold grid j
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by Ekaros 1mo ago
It does make some sense. There are some semi-reasonable scenarios where not that much power is needed and you use electricity. Still they make no sense with data centres and there should be reasonably sensible name plate capacity on it.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Some idiot figuring out that nice hole in cladding is right place to direct it... Or people under balconies when it is not raining not wanting to have water drop on them... In many cases balconies have less than ideal designs.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Both are options. Still both also carry risks or don't solve entire issue. With buckets you don't want to them overflow on floors for example. And with spraying it on ac you want complete evaporation or you are back to same proble
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
It is not entirely that simple. Condensate water is potential problem if wrongly discharged. But adding sufficient drainage is not that expensive per balcony basis. So it is something that should be fixed.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Seems like whole thing is destined to fail. Buyers of services are there to exploit and pay minimum they can get away with. And other side is ready to cheat if they can to get most out of it. And same dynamic will apply to most cases. Unles

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