Tepix

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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   Human drivers are smart enough to slow down when around a school where kids are being dropped of. This piece of software wasn't. Clearly not superhuman.
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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   It was about ablation of wood as a material. Not ablation in general. In a thread about using wood for satellites.
3. 483.▲
   by Tepix 9mo ago

   PWA also work offline.
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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   We really need to build more awareness for PWAs (Progressive web apps). Users (and developers) need to be educated on - how to install them - what advantages (and disadvantages) they have. In particular regarding censorship and privacy! App
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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   That video doesn't seem to be about using wood in Satellites at all.
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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   It's open weights, not open source.
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   by Tepix 9mo ago

   Huggingface Link: https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K2.5 1T parameters, 32b active parameters. License: MIT with the following modification: Our only modification part is that, if the Software (or any derivative
8. 488.▲
   by Tepix 9mo ago

   Looks like the author solved some issues but didn‘t document them as part of this blogpost. A shame.
9. 489.▲
   by Tepix 9mo ago

   This sounds pretty cool, can I do pull requests across radicle instances? gitlab recently closed a 2015 feature request https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/14116 PS: What's this "AD&q
10. 490.▲
    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Same here. They created a new newsletter and added you to it without your consent.
11. 491.▲
    by Tepix 9mo ago

    I had a similar issue with Microsoft today. They obviously invented a new "Copilot Newsletter" and subscribed my address to it, without my consent. I wonder what the legislation says (I'm in Germany). I know that some busines
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    450W-500W solar panels are as low as 52€ here in Germany if you buy a couple of them. Batteries are also very affordable and I look forward to them getting a lot cheaper soon, thanks to Sodium-Ion.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Houses where the roof is completely in the shade from trees? That's not a very common sight.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    After increasing the prices of RAM, GPUs and flash memory for the entire world, energy cost is next. Thanks AI!
15. 495.▲
    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Buy a bit of extra food and water.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    If you make the fonts smaller, can you no longer read them because they are too small? Then you need a bigger monitor, not a higher resolution. If you can no longer read them because they are too pixelated, you need a higher screen resoluti
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    You can configure macOS to scale everything more or less, just like you want it. Same for Windows and Linux. And you keep the crispness of the full pixel resolution for text and images.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    This used to be true but it's rapidly changing.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Also relevant: Backblaze Storage Pod 6.0 https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/resources/storage-po... https://www.backblaze.com/blog/open-source-data-storage-serv...
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Starlink has short contract duration. That means they can also increase prices at short notice. It's happened in the past (in particular for sailors). You may think you're getting a good deal on your Starlink dish. However, when p
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Germany is at 24% obesity rate and the US is about 10% higher. But the trend is the same worldwide. Obesity is on the rise. I don't think demographics has as big of an influence as you assume.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    There's also a Program called "Apple devices" I believe from Apple for Windows that will let you backup your iPhone/iPad. If you configure a password for your backup it will backup more (confidential) data than if you do
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    I agree. But I'm saying is that the current mass surveillance is already overreaching as-is.
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Found a shorter version, again with linebreaks for readability: <p id=r> <script>WebAssembly.instantiate(Uint8Array.fromBase64( 'AGFzbQEAAAABBwFgAn9/AX8DAgEABwUBAWEAAAoJAQcAIAAgAWoL')) .then(x=&g
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    > Historically this overbearing surveillance has been held back. That‘s not my impression at all about the UK. They are known for mass CCTV surveillance since more than a decade. There’s even a wikipedia page for it: https://
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    by Tepix 9mo ago

    Here is a minimal example for inline webassembly: A function a that adds two numbers. Can someone make the entire example shorter? (added linebreaks for readability) <!DOCTYPE html> <p id=r> <script> WebA
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    Why not keep your Smart TV disconnected from the internet instead?
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    You paid for your hardware. But did you pay for all the services you use (like search engines, games, mail, other services)? If not, how do you think they should make money? (I don't like ads myself).
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    Right. For a simple setup I think using plain boring Wireguard is the better option. Boring is good.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    I'm disgusted.