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Kuinox
4y ago
I switched to kagi and the results are far better since. I can block SEO spam results like pinterest, and boost SO/Reddit/language docs results.
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4y ago
But keep cooking your steak in a pan filled of PTFE
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There was ARM surface laptops existing before M1 macs. It run existing software except x64 apps sadly. Windows phone, was windown on ARM. People didn't liked ARM windows laptop, first because the performance was crap, then because
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10W is the typical TDP, not the max TDP of the M1 chip. AFAIK M1 chip does not specify max TDP, which can go higher than the max TDP listed than the i7. https://www.anandtech.com/show/17024/apple-m1-max-performan
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Heat and battery is directly tied to the performance per watt. With equally performing software, the one with the best performance per watt will be run cooler and longer. The graph I sent is not raw performance, but performance per watt.
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There was ARM laptops before M1, nobody wanted them. M1 was ahead because it was 1 silicon node ahead for a year. The competition already caught back: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/power_performance.html
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I still remember a few years ago, I had a buggy network driver, that on rare occasion, entered in a rapid memorky leak, eating all my ram, most programs crashed, except firefox, GG.
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That's a dark pattern and unethical in a lot of situations.
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And why one should be different than the other ? It's 2 different choices. Making them different risks preferring one to the other.
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http://example.com will forever be http.
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On windows pro/education/enterprise there is windows sandbox, available almost out of the box: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pr...
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> It’s important to call out that up until v4 ESLint was vulnerable to a Regular Expression Denial of Service attack (ReDoS). Oh my god, your vscode/text editor will freeze or crash if your code contain a specially crafted string. W
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How do you restart the train after stopping in the middle of nowhere ?
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Always first on the start, and always arriving late.
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> Yes, because it is worse. Worse than gas. Worse than anything except coal (and if you look at Church Hill and the various other disasters that's even questionable). Of course it's well known we can create solar panel out of t
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> Well they started doing that. They are still one of the most committed in europe to renewables. And still one of the worse CO2 emitter at that. There is more than 100 year of uranium left, and thousands of years of fuel left with fast
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Germany cancelled and closed lot of nuclear plants to go "fully renewable" years ago, as it's not possible today, they compensated lack of base-load with natural gas, and bought France electricity in the winter (well, sun is
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> Presumably that 11GW is net. For solar, Net unit is not W but Wc. You are asking to do what Germany has been doing, and they showed to everyone how bad this strategy was. Since the 90s, more than 40% of france primary energy is low car
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> If I were a French And if you were French you would knew solar output is bad there. 11GW of installed solar, equate to 2GW of actual solar output at the time of writing this comment, 16h37, due to solar outputing only 18% of the inst
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4y ago
Tech debt can often be fixed by more tech debt instead of fixing the root problem.
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You need to bury it on the moon. There is a reason the moon is full of holes.
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I spent my last evening, and this one, on working around the fact that firefox still doesn't support modules in WebWorkers. And yes, I have a valid reason to use webworker: I'm making writing an online compiler playground. More th
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This .NET Dictionary<Type,T> that allow very cheap lookup when your key is a type. https://github.com/asynkron/protoactor-dotnet/blob/dev/src/P...
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Ublock make it that the links are not even displayed. You may be interested in https://github.com/Barre/privaxy
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It's not far fetched when he brought back the hyperloop in fashion to kill USA high speed rail. https://i.redd.it/n76d16xg94h91.jpg
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I have a WIP, more or less working, MQTT Client & Server, is there a way for me to benchmark my implementation with your benchmark suite ?
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You need a backup a little your claims if you deny IPCC numbers, IPCC is considered very serious, and I said to another commenter, I have way more trust in IPCC numbers and planning than random internet commenters. You are saying "with
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IPCC 2018 report list solar PV with 48g eqCO2/kwh (median): https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/02/ipcc_wg3_ar5... Nuclear is 12g eqCO2/kwh (median) The levelized cost of electri
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> France has mothballed their entire fast reactor effort, not even building another prototype. Yes due to public pressure/antinuclear lobby. > Fast breeders have grave safety issues inherent in their physics. Yet there has been a
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Except you still need a backup energy source like you said. They failed to roll out enough renewables ? How much do you want them to install ? Right now they have: - 55GW of installed solar, outputing 0% because it's the night. - 65G
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