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FpUser
7mo ago
My home server has 512GB RAM, 48 cores, my 4 desktops are 16 cores 128GB, 4060GPU each. Server is second hand and I paid around $2500 for it. Just below $3000 price for desktops when I built them. All prices are in Canadian Pesos
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FpUser
7mo ago
Modern designers do not give rat's ass about ergonomics and functionality. Their ultimate design is an empty screen with some light gray color on white text and inability to distinguish between active (can interact with) and info elem
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FpUser
7mo ago
Look into how much current war costs already. And there is no end in sight yet. Loosing one F35 is insignificant (well maybe it will hurt someone's ego but that is about it).
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FpUser
7mo ago
Wake me up when all F35 are sitting on airfields reachable by Iranian drones and unprotected and doing nothing but waiting to be hit
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FpUser
7mo ago
This assume that all F35 are sitting on unprotected fields waiting for all those drones to come. Which is utter BS. Sure the US can loose few in unfortunate circumstances and it wont matter much.
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"A squadron of F-35s is worth more than the Moskva" In Lala land.
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"Do they hit their targets?" Are you sure you want to find out?
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"A Chinese company is in production of a hypersonic missile, with a sticker price comparable to that of a luxury sedan" Well they've perfected manufacturing at scale. I see no surprise here.
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FpUser
7mo ago
Then how come on Ukraine / Russian front drones rule. would not be the case if those were so easy to shoot down
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FpUser
7mo ago
There US has more then 600 of those with more coming. Losing one is insignificant.
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"1-10 million drones at once" get real please.
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FpUser
7mo ago
I do not find so called "green threads" useful at all. In my opinion except some very esoteric cases they serve no purpose in "native" languages that have full access to all OS threading and IO facilities. Useful only i
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Framed by LLM
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7mo ago
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FpUser
7mo ago
If I had a guarantee that every windows application that is important to me runs on Wine I would switch next day. Now I use Windows to develop both - Windows and Linux applications even when primary running mode for application is business
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FpUser
7mo ago
This is like looking at old b/w photos of people for example. This feels like art. Brings memories and has zero relation to a physical quality of material.
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"It reminds me of people buying vinyl" Myself - I do not use vinyl but being close to start using it again. Not like every day but when in a mood. The whole process is like coming back to a better and forgotten times. Definite
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OSS Is Dead
(youtube.com)
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7mo ago
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FpUser
7mo ago
>"However, the hacker was only able to siphon off $25 million; the rest was locked into the protocol after system admins got alerted." "Only" ?!!! Poor thing.
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FpUser
7mo ago
>" A careful, iterative process of safety regulation culminated in a 16-year period, from 2009 to 2025, when no U.S. airline had a fatal crash." This is quite amazing
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FpUser
7mo ago
Sure I do use AI to to do research on my ideas as well
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FpUser
7mo ago
I have "new genius" ideas very often. After doing quick search I discover that any idea worth thinking of implementation is either implemented already or what seems to be low barrier to entry clashes with some legal obstacles.
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FpUser
7mo ago
You missed something. With Delphi creating of Native Windows Desktop Applications is a piece of cake (also does MacOS, iOS, Android and partially Linux). Yes it is by now obscure and expensive tool but I still use it to maintain my existing
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7mo ago
There are lots of countries doing just the same but the West does not give a flying fuck about it. Most of the human rights violations they care about somehow related to countries that happened to have oil. And if you tell me that US /
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RIP Chuck Norris
(ctvnews.ca)
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7mo ago
I'd rather sacrifice a virgin.
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7mo ago
>"'essential' means can't be bothered to wait 24 hours (once)?" Essential means to get fucking lost and let me do with the hardware I paid for whatever I want.
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7mo ago
>"and likely most of Europe and Canada would also go to war against the USA." Canada and the US share border and almost all meaningful infra of Canada is located in that thin border area. The US can obliterate much of Canada wi
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7mo ago
>"Where was this kind of movement when Russia invaded Europe in 2022" Russia has invaded Ukraine. There is no political entity called Europe. And if you're talking geography than good chunk of Russia is in Europe.
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7mo ago
>"but the second most powerful military is NATO without the US" I am curious how much of NATO's hardware originate from the / depends on the US and and what will suddenly stop working if the US decides to break milita
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7mo ago
>"The war isn't illegal. The president has that power" Well you can say the same about Putin then. All nice and dandy
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