Tade0

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by Tade0 7mo ago
> I say “stopped working”, but technically it works too well now, it is being pressed constantly, which makes the laptop pretty unusable. I had this problem in my Framework. I fixed it by... holding the laptop upside down and mashing the
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by Tade0 7mo ago
A friend of mine once said something that stuck with me: "There's a dearth of people who will do what's necessary without complaining." To me it's all about realising that there's work which needs to be done re
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Actually it can, but it needs to be scaled up 1000x at least: https://www.topsoe.com/news/worlds-first-dynamic-green-ammon... Main innovation in this plant is that the process is optimized to run off of intermittent so
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by Tade0 7mo ago
In my region a certain small bank had an AI assistant which someone neglected to limit, so you could put whatever there and not even phrase it as a question about a product.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I recall how in the 2010s RAM manufacturers were in crisis, as their margins were low and competition fierce - it got to a point where they started doing price fixing and got fined for it: https://web.archive.org/web/20
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by Tade0 7mo ago
This. What really happened is that someone figured out what makes people give something their undivided attention and is profiting handsomely off of this finding.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> I think consumers are slightly smarter now that they don't want to be drawn into this kind of addictive toxic content. The addictive toxic content will go the way of tobacco and explore new markets. Back in 2010 around 11% of the
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by Tade0 7mo ago
If it's any consolation I can out-imposter you: lately I've been mostly reviewing LLM-generated code.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I thought your comment was starting with "Samuel". Plenty of people on sick leave as of late - must be difficult for many to focus their sight.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
As I discovered cooling down hardboiled eggs, it's better to keep a thin layer of moisture that cools the object via evaporation. Something of this sort should keep the device moisturised: https://www.thehydrobros.com/p
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Positive for maybe one side of the equation. That's not a recipe for a sustainable business model.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
It's crossing more than its entire length per second, so 36m - 130km/h+ or 80mph+.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
The hardware will become heavier regardless I'm afraid.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
A CEO is an employee just like any other and reports to the shareholders. It's just that they're typically also a shareholder.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Main problem is that quite often it's not disposable income, but debt.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Only way to have hardware reach this sort of efficiency is to embed the model in hardware. This exists[0], but the chip in question is physically large and won't fit on a phone. [0] https://www.anuragk.com/blog/pos
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by Tade0 7mo ago
It's no consolation, but this situation is temporary. Everyone is just distracted with AI. "Temporary" might mean "the next three years", but at the same time some acted as if the Zero Interest Rate Policy would con
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I had two silent, barring some office appliance noises, voicemails just today. The number was on a spam list, but somehow managed to leave a "message". The most surprising thing is that it was obviously a person calling and not a
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Big yikes is an understatement. I would rather just have an old iPad and trust my child to use it responsibly. Overall I think that while the Zoomers are doomed, because they grew up in the height of social media frenzy, generation alpha pu
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by Tade0 7mo ago
And the libraries provided by the various OAuth vendors are only adding fuel to the fire. A while ago I spent some time debugging a superfluous redirect and the reason was that the library would always kick off with a "not authenticate
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by Tade0 7mo ago
This. I refrain from making jokes or even smalltalk in my new role because I noticed people don't do that here and keep meetings to the point.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
This approach makes huge sense when you're a contractor who is aiming to graduate into a staff engineer.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
The interview for the next job must have been interesting. Anyway, good for him. Too many agree to too much because they fear they'll lose their job.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> If you use this junk, it's making you dumber and damaging your critical thinking skills, full-stop. Arguably I've been using my critical thinking skills more now that I have a smooth talking, but ultimately not actually intel
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by Tade0 7mo ago
Sometimes it's a result of unforeseen consequences of design decisions. All pre-signal Angular code must be compiled down to JS which replaces native async with Promise. Why is that so? For a long time Angular's change detection w
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by Tade0 7mo ago
A while ago I started a game project in Rust using one of the popular engines. 10GB of build artifacts for the debug target.
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by Tade0 7mo ago
> “She is constantly criticized, but still reelected: I’ve never understood it,” says Lionel Pradal, a bistro owner on the bustling Rue des Martyrs. “Parisians never go out and vote, and then after they complain. This is the problem with
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I have a feeling that half the reason they're doing this is that they don't have a good idea how to increase energy efficiency. Case in point: 2026 BMW i3 - 900km WLTP from a 108kWh battery. 2026 Denza Z9 GT - 800km WLTP from a 12
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by Tade0 7mo ago
My worry is are two or even three companies at the top enough for healthy competition? You're not limited to one product - arguably it's better to have multiple subscriptions. If they decide to increase pricing in lockstep just li
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by Tade0 7mo ago
I can relate but I've found it's really less about the people and more about my current state and how (in)frequent is my exposure to them. I started renting a desk in a co-working space starting this year and there's a new gu

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