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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
The biggest killer are all the specific changes each city decides they need. If a standard feature set could be achieved mass production would be easier to arrange. Perhaps with a module system to remove or add some subset of feature that a
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Whenever someone creates a "better and lightweight" successor to latex they will over time be asked to, or by themselves need to add another small feature to extend its capabilities will over time move closer and closer to the L
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Yeah sure that will happen in the real world It is of Apples most lucrative markets. I fully understand their frustration but I sincerely doubt that their shareholders will accept it. Doing it for a week, perhaps, to make a point and see
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
It seems well documented that the Tesla system is at level 2. and it requires "hands on supervision". Has Elon lied about the capabilities? Yes, on many occasions. Crashing your car to prove it seems lilke a waste. When the docum
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
No need to cause all this drama and taking a piss. It’s a lot easier to stir up trouble than it is to take responsibility and create something better. You can fork Rails, create whatever system you want for the leadership and strictly contr
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
It may be romanic because you have not yet understood the real life consequences of the "lifestyle". The problems, health risks, and stress it brings with it.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
If you are going the way to self-host it so you own all your won data. all you have to do is run mattermost in production on hardware you control at 99.9% Or 80% or whatever uptime is deemed necessary. Or you can use an out of the box ho
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
There is no left in America, in any historical or contemporary manner. If you look closely at the Ds they back Trumps policies, not that they come out and say so. Rather Bernie will come out and attack it. but Ds on so mnay fornts now rem
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
A country is not forced to have AI farms running in it. Building giant powerplant for the AI tech (possible) bubble not seems wise. The plant will take 5 - 10 years to build, who knows what demands AI will have at that point. SO let some
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
If they mostly cover food and other products specifically aimed at preppers / a time of crisis. How can these store be profitable when there isn't a crisis? Or will they be closed when there isn't a crisis?
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
What always shocks me on these threads is the naiveté a bunch of Über privileged tech workers have about the job market in general. This is it folks. Corp screws you when they can. Welcome to the machine. For most working people, showin
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
And that is why there are plenty of parser generators so you dont have to write the parser yourself every time.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Would this not become a bit simpler if you populate the sql schema like this? +-------------------+ | |
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
They just feed it to GCHQ, no law against that. If one of the Five Eyes are somehow forbidden to analyse something They just send it to one of the others where it is legal.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
I am sure that Amazon is making big piles of money proving hardware to run AI compute and related infrastructure products.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
This does indeed look cool but is should say: "A Linux distribution focused on console gaming". Whenever I see OS I get excited to see a new operating system but end up disappointed when it is yet another distro.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Having been in the C# world for a long time, and the various web/api frameworks. PHP is really nice if you dig into it, it includes so many great functions and functionality built in for creating web stuff. It also has a number of iss
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
The transfer of wealth from tax payers to tech giants has never been better. Enormous state subsidies. For doing something the free market would do if it made economic sense. How many bailouts is Intel on now? The idea of forcing a merger
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Is this satire? html file -> ftp -> WWW html file -> mv /var/www/public -> WWW Possibly SSG -> html -> etc.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
All of this data is valuable for the Zed team and could easily be compiled into reports for management about developer's individual progress and productivity. I am certain the team will say that is not on the roadmap, but for me, it s
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
From the description it seems my deveopment experience would become a lot more crowded and furstraiting. All the different actors sharing a live coding experience. I feel my focus will become fragmented like someone poking my shoulder fre
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
I really wish people creating a distro, and even more so distro of a distro of a distro should not call it OS. (Debian - Ubuntu . AnduinOS) I am alwasy happy to look at new operating system projects. It is a major hobby. Could distros use
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
You must run a different branch of OpenBSD than I.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
That is good. Then actual propper benchmarks will be remarkable. However BEAM is not the only factor in this process. the entire hardware platform as well. This is after all a lot about that nice and huge cpu. I mean when you have all 50
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Coming soon to AP: Fresh book reviews every week sponsored by and made possibly by OpenAI.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
I would be much more interesting in seeing 5000 under heavy load. Just being able to star that many instances is not that exciting until we know what they can do.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Delphi is the easiest and most integrated way of writing cross platform UIs and it has been for a lot of years. It might not be sexy, but highly productive. You can download and use a community edition of Delphi for free. The downside is
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
Reads like an advertisement to me.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
The fact that there is massive spending in AI in the tech sector, isn't that just a -possible- sign of a other bust coming down the road? We have seen it before, again and again.
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by ThinkBeat 1y ago
The headline in the article from Harvard says "Could Lithium Explain — and Treat — Alzheimer’s Disease?" The headline right now "Lithium Reverses Alzheimer's in Mice" Those are two quite different statements. Some

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