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KaiserPro
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KaiserPro
2mo ago
Thats great but this is like when 3g came out. Sure it was the future, but it was half baked, impersonal, expensive, unreliable and required a culture shift to be adopted. Onboard decent LLM performance thats _power efficient_ is at least t
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> He's a college drop out with no experience in programming or technology. I mean Zuckerberg is a drop out. zitron has been around since before flash was dead, more over hes worked in PR so like anyone with heavy involvement with c-
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2mo ago
In what way? seems quite balanced and sums up what the designers wanted to get across for each revision
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2mo ago
I clicked on this because I worked on the infra that simulated the famous blackhole sim in interstella. I thought "oooh this is interesting I wonder how they are going to do physically accurate on an end device" Recalling how the
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2mo ago
are you arguing with a joke?
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2mo ago
> Most heat pump installations in Europe are air-to-water systems I'm not sure thats true. Most aircon in "warm" europe is standard split aircon The "heatpump" shit that the UK is sorta looking at is as you descr
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2mo ago
This seems a little, messy? is the readme aimed at humans? because its a bit scatter gun. Is it a model orchestrator? or a wrapper around docker/nix/cgroups+chroot? Like what makes it an OS? You rightly point out that shared memor
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2mo ago
Im not really sure what you are wanting to communicate here? is it that you need a new job and this is the hook? or do you have some insight into better ways of being letgo/fired/parted ways with? its also not clear how long you w
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2mo ago
> Spain in the hundreds of MW range. Its got to the point where there is now so much solar, that during solar maximum, there is too much energy and plants are being told to turn off. Natural gas was the main pricing predictor, but now th
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2mo ago
I am at a company that currently has a whole bunch of lawyers, because we are dealing with multi-year >100s million infra projects. One of the things that AI has helped with is automatic breech notifications. They are largely proforma, b
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2mo ago
very much https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001qw8x/episodes/downloads Is really rather good, its a long form version of her corporate speeches https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07dx75g&#
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2mo ago
> the first child of humanity Thats great but how are we supposed to clothe, feed, shelter and provide for the children we already have? Its not like the amassed wealth they have is going to be shared, is it? hence the feudal but. We mus
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2mo ago
Blondie hacks guided me on how to lathe, which was grand as I'd only ever done router CNC before.
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2mo ago
At a previous job there was a museum/display to the previous era of how they produced the newspaper. It has the last master plate, and some photos of how it all looked on the last day. There is a photo of a technician sweeping up on pr
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3mo ago
Yes I should have made that clearer at the start, I deliberately avoided "violent" crime as the stats are very hard to compare like for like.
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3mo ago
Its restrictive, but not that different from other types of deals. For example, when I worked at a VFX software company, we were exclusively with one hardware partner. This unlocked something like a 50% discount across all our infra needs (
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3mo ago
Sorry but this is denial. I know I'm not going to change your mind, however: > it seems very strange to me to put any blame apple here when its just a statistics game. billions of image posts = millions of reports. simple as. Apple&
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> 360/100k US vs 1200/100k UK. Sorry but 1200 knife deaths per 100k means the annual rate would be 840,000 murders a year. last year the total number of murders in the UK was ~600 which is .86 per 100k (far less than the _gun_
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3mo ago
I just looked it up, its the ncmec.org annual report, the one I am referencing is from 2024, not 2021. I mis remembered Apple reported 250 items Instagram 3.1million whatsapp 1.1 million facebook 8.8million tiktok 1.3 million snapchat 1.1m
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3mo ago
> will switch to knives and screwdrivers as we see in the UK London, with a population of ~8 million has the same murder rate as new Orleans, which is 300k people. Not as in x murders per 100k, but as in total murders in a city. In terms
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> yet almost nothing seems to be done to prevent CSA. for the UK, there has been a massive shift to prevent this kind of stuff. anyone who even volunteers with children or vulnerable adults needs to be screened. Charities are required
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3mo ago
True, but normally its not possible to just buy them off in public.
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3mo ago
yes, more that likely it will If you leave your bike unlocked in Amsterdam will it get stolen? yes, and its a higher trust country than the uk remember that trust and crime are not 100% correlated.
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3mo ago
ISn't this just https://www.sparkfun.com/qwiic or https://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-adafruit-stemma-qt/wh... ?
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3mo ago
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/12/01/where-mos... ITs not actually that surprising. Trust is different to cynicism though.
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> UK is not a high trust society. sorry but data and experience does not bear that out. Denending on which source you look at, the Uk is a "high trust" society. Now, your assertion about surveillance, sounds true but kinda ring
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3mo ago
Its about pragmatism. The problem is that a lot of software engineering tends to be not about building a product to service the buisness need. Lets be honest, a lot of the time engineering decisions are made because "it would be cool t
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3mo ago
The key word is "fungibility" as in, you give back _a_ share not the same share. So you buy a bunch of shares at x price, you agree to hand them back in n days time. You make money by selling the shares immediately and then you bu
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Ooo a TUI version of Sequoia view: https://sequoiaview.win.tue.nl/ nice
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