Ekaros

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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Perhaps it is just population feeling that previously elected democratic leadership did not do their jobs very well. And I would tend to agree. When they then decide to instead vote for someone who promises to do better it is "populism
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
My question with all of the lovely IoT devices that rely on that same mechanism is. Why would you even care about connection from outside? Shouldn't you also be secure against inside? Trusting on NAT alone is idiotic and foolish. If yo
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
It is very confident in producing first output. Confidence works on lot of people. And then well there is lot of demand for good enough looking content. Be it email, easy answer or art. Or translation. I can actually see value in AI generat
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Berkshire was never tech investor. They looked for solid manufacturing with good price and potential to scale like manufacturing. Not everything is tech and you can still grow without being tech.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Surely 2026 will be it! The issue I see is that if someone comes up with actual polished desktop experience, they will eventually ruin it like rest. And SteamOS is not desktop experience. Even if it is extremely nice store client. They make
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
As consumer I would love to see lower prices directly. Or at least have available some official store affiliate discount code which would give me same discount which would be win win for everyone.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Should really be some sort of government process and speedy trial in court. Say inside a week. Show a lease or get year in free accommodation by the state. Both sides win. Property owner frees the property and squatter gets free government
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Even if there is a bailout. Will it happen in time? Once the confidence is lost it is lost and valuations have dropped. Bailout would just mean that who ever gave money would end up as bag holder of something now worth lot less. Banks neede
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I think it will be accepted by broader population. But if generation is easy and cheap I wonder if there is demand. And I mean as total demand in the segment. Will there be enough impressions to go around to actually profit from the content
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I wouldn't be sure. I think just like AI the crypto has been there due to excess liquidity. Thus when "wealth" gets cancelled the crypto will follow with it. I believe it will go down with rest of the markets.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I always find water use and farming weird. Living in part of planets where water for farms mostly if not fully rains down from the sky. So it getting on farm land is inconsequential one way or an other. Still, I do feel there must be some d
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Depending on goal of library and possible value of book this seems reasonable enough process. If you have library with goal of sharing popular enough content, keeping the popular books and removing truly unpopular that do not have significa
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Doing small project for customer. They have explicit instructions that I can't even use some unapproved AI... So well they are paying. So until it is actually forced I see no pressure to move there. And rest of my field. Automated tool
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Probably group of people who purposefully chose to live in such area. Some people think that less government is better.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I was thinking someone should build reasonably low priced FPGA based word processor(you know one of those pre-PC things). Only simple editor in it. Possibly supporting WYSIG or markdown per writer preference. Minimal network connectivity to
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
To me exams is possibly the easiest thing to tune AIs for. You have the clearest metrics, you possibly have lot of material in training data already. And well those tests are not even supposed to be novel. Seems like a thing that LLM should
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
https://www.cdprojekt.com/en/investors/regulatory-announceme... >Pursuant to the Purchase Agreement, on 31 December 2025 Michał Kiciński will acquire from the Company 2715 shares in GOG, i.e. 100% of the shares
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I think reality is that being game retailer is harsh market if you are anyone else but Valve with Steam. Selling copies redeemed on Steam is workable, but seeing that pretty much all big publishers are back on Steam should tell a lot of sta
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Apart from times when they have run out and continue to sell...
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Overall CD Projekt is doing well, but cut associated to GOG.COM is paltry as shown above.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
No it was actually just circa 9 thousand Euros from GOG.COM. And it seems there was period of having potential loss of million PLN as well in Q3 of 2024 I think. So it looks quite variable based on which products release. See: https:/
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
If I read their income statement from Q3 correctly it is comparatively not doing great. 01.01.2025 to 30.09.2025 net profit 910 thousand PLN I think. 01.01.2024 to 30.09.2024 net profit 32 thousand PLN. With "from 1 January to 30 Septe
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Is this some sort of shell game? Is there some benefit from artificially creating these firms to hold the assets? As I can't think there is enough demand to fully staff that amount of firms with all the full-time workers it would need.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Sounds extremely reasonable to me. Not all people want to work extra hours for free.
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
My entire question is why can't whatever users do on computers actually work on 2GB of RAM? Like what is the true reason we are in state that it is for some reason not possible? 2 GB is huge amount information. So surely it should be e
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Food from multiple suppliers is easy to put on trucks going to multiple shops using same roads. Road are workable shared access medium. Water really is not. Unless you deliver it in tanker trucks using roads. Electricity itself is fungible
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Rational actors in game know that this demand spike is most likely temporary. So investing in more production only to face glut in future dropping margins to nearly nothing is not rational move. This has been played out before so it is only
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
The last three sounds to me like self-inflicted issues. If applications weren't so large, wouldn't less resources be needed?
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
I understand servers. But why do actually average user need more than 2 or 4GB? For what actual data in memory at one time?
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by Ekaros 10mo ago
Tulips were by my understanding more so NFTs. Rich people gambling when bored. With promises for tulips in future... Future contracts for tulips. And prices were high because they were insanely rich merchants. The RAM looks like cornering m

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