Kuinox

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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   I don't understand,what offer your service that Facebook don't already offer for free?
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   Hydro is even better, you can modify some dam, then pump water back before the dam, storing energy for later usage which make a very cheap energy storage.
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   This is very misleading. Yes, last winter France imported a lot, because more than 4 reactors were shut down for maintenance due to corrosions problems that has been found. These problem should had been found earlier, and would allowed to m
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   France have lot, lot of electric heating, 41% the population is heated with electricity. Plus a simple electric heater is very cheap to produce.
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   I'm not speaking about density but efficiency, billions in r&d has been poured into combustion engine r&d and no engine reach more than 30% efficiency on the car sold. It mean 70% of the energy spent to produce this fuel is goi
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   It is know that they botched maintenance. So yeah.
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   I don't think it's very smart to bet against technology that is currently at least 50% energy efficient - end to end -, because of density, that can be improved, with thermic engine, which reach less than 30% efficiency, in the en
8. 758.▲
   by Kuinox 4y ago

   While I agree the resolution is not good, mind that the "pixel" effect is reduced when you are perfectly aligned with the lenses (and see more clearly the pixel, weirdly). I can't imagine doing real work with text too, but it
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   by Kuinox 4y ago

   While I agree that it probably have a lot of value, the issues is human brains. I don't feel 1 cents per search is a good deal at all, while -logically- it probably will give me more than 1 cent of value out of it. People never tho
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    https://kagi.com/settings?p=consumption
11. 761.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    Most of my queries through the day aim a few hundred of website - programming docs- I wouldn't mind if Kagi automatically chose my lenses(current one are too limited) if it reduce research cost.
12. 762.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    A lot of services operate like that. France ISP offer unlimited data with very low price, because they know the average usage, and I'm perfectly fine with that.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    From Kagi usage panel: Date-search count-generated cost >Jun 10, 2022 90 $1.12 They show conflicting numbers.
14. 764.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    From their usage panel, I do 50-200 research per day. In 10 days my usage cost is estimated at 11.69$. It look like each query cost 1.25$ to Kagi. I don't want to be conscientious of the cost of my search usage, I fear it will inco
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    They did bypass it. IT students built and sold unscrambler devices.
16. 766.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    Well that's fair, they send us their coal fumes all the year.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    > Erik P. DeBenedictis of Sandia National Laboratories has theorized that a zettaFLOPS (1021 or one sextillion FLOPS) computer is required to accomplish full weather modeling, which could cover a two-week time span accurately.[121][122][
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    The documentation of System.Drawing point to these projects: > If you can't use System.Drawing with your application, recommended alternatives include ImageSharp, SkiaSharp, Windows Imaging Components, and Microsoft.Maui.Graphics Sa
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    System.Drawing never worked well on linux, and is mostly used in windows-only gui. To generate/process images, there are other, great, .NET library like SkiaSharp, or ImageSharp.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    Hopefully the Internet Archive save twitter tweets streams, and other closed source platforms.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    EU is working on new regulation to fight this kind of things: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Markets_Act
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    Yes, but they probably run on AWS and can't use their own hardware.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    Seems something very hard to do in software but very easy to do in hardware.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    trustless is a myth. if there is no trust, there is no value.
25. 775.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    AFAIK most sight issues with screen are not caused by the usage of it, but the lack of sun light.
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    by Kuinox 4y ago

    But I don't want it. I use a password manager with a strong password protected with 2FA, my GitHub password is unique. Now I will have to put a 2FA key in it... Let me login with an ssh key at this point, it won't change any
27. 777.▲
    by Kuinox 4y ago

    There is at least 6 way to exit an interactive cli tool and none work everywhere.
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    by Kuinox 5y ago

    I don't understand, what stop you from having a settings that allow you to select which app manage this ?
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    by Kuinox 5y ago

    Yes, and we will need someone to write the specification of the program. To program, the AI.
30. 780.▲
    by Kuinox 5y ago

    To have a constructive discussion you must have mutual respect, and I lost any respect to you when you showed you had none to me.