NewJazz

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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   They are already having big losses.
2. 902.▲
   by NewJazz 1y ago

   It already shows up when mortgage lenders do their checks, AIUI.
3. 903.▲
   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Yeah hard to justify a repairable phone when sourcing parts for repairs is going to be a major headache :/
4. 904.▲
   by NewJazz 1y ago

   What to you think bubblewrap is, if not a container runtime?
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Hmm does that apply to the EV drivetrain? I read elsewhere in this thread that Bosch was tapped for the EV model. I would be curious the reasons that GM dropped out.
6. 906.▲
   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Rivian, GM, and Ford all have experience making fleet EVs. If the government procurement process is too hard for them to deal with, maybe the process is the problem. Giving it to one of those manufacturers would help them achieve economies
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   Whatever you do don't start drinking again!
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   There's no such thing as an unbiased news source. Case in point: Washpo is owned by Bezos, who owns a huge stake in amazon, who could be a potential buyer for these vehicles. Does electrek have that kind of conflict of interest?
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   by NewJazz 1y ago

   I imagine their argument is that these are a waste of money and EVs are completely impractical. But that doesn't really square with big players in delivery voluntarily adopting EVs, and the physics around delivery driving patterns that
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    FWIW there are ICE and EV versions of the new trucks... There are a lot of benefits for the EV version, but I think both have AC. Not sure idling the engine to run the AC would be feasible, though. "Idling" an EV to run the AC wou
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    waves hands "there is no quid pro quo" https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/23/politics/trump-senate-democra...
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    FedEx has a supplier for EVs already. So does Amazon. They probably don't want some oddball trucks in their fleet. Although it would be a nice favor for FedEx or someone to keep the batteries warm until a more sane administration offer
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    You're putting way too much thought into this. The purpose of this provision is to appease donors. If these get sold for scrap, that is a feature. Did someone say there is no quid pro quo ? https://www.cnn.com/2024&#x2
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Alternative, non-paywalled story https://electrek.co/2025/06/22/republicans-cant-stop-wasting...
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Bitcoin's original purpose was not to be a savings platform, no.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    This is a tautological argument. What are we going to do next, create a strategic reserve of Cowrie shells? Oh wait those can be used as fertilizer.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Yeah basically it is that EBS limitation (AZ-specific) combined with autoscaling causing quirky failure modes unless you are careful about how you set things up. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/aws-ebs-csi-driver&#x2
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Hasn't Hyprland been in the works for years? Maybe try Niri or sway. Sway is rock solid IME.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    I doubt anyone wants to touch/maintain hyprland. Niri and sway? Much more likely to see outside contributions IMO.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Well, Biden and Netanyahu famously did not get along by any means.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Donald Trump has never won a majority vote in any public election. 49.9% is not a majority.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Ah. Yeah I'm setting things up with managed node groups and it doesn't seem so bad so far... Waiting for the other shoe to drop after so much doom saying though haha. Luckily we removed the need for anything stateful, so I can ign
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    How's that making money thing going to go when Europe boycotts American tech for several decades?
24. 924.▲
    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Hmm, what was so unpleasant about EKS if you don't mind my asking?
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    They didn't even resist/appeal the order? It is an EO, not a law. Goes to show just how subservient and feckless Microsoft is. Nominative determinism much?
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Yes, very recently. https://www.npr.org/2025/06/18/nx-s1-5421276/scotus-transgen...
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    Yeah but the whole point so far has been to pass laws under the guise of "protecting children" because that was easy to justify politically. Now that SCOTUS has green-lit denying healthcare on the basis of assigned gender at birth
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    I do something similar except with pulumi, and as a result I don't need to learn HCL, and I can rely on the excellent language servers for e.g. Typescript or python.
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    FWIW I did read the rest of the blog post... I have a lot of empathy for open source developers but I can't help but feel like this post is coming on strong... There's a way to address perceived flame bait from publications like t
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    by NewJazz 1y ago

    I don't think I'm being ignorant. If he wasn't talking about those folks, maybe he should have specified that rather than seemingly characterizing all criticism of GNOME accessibility as some sort of anti-GNOME conspiracy. Th