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10mo ago
No taxation without representation is fairly fundamental.
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10mo ago
The fact they give you a half decent media PC whilst discounting the monitor in the hope you give them tracking and allow them to be a market gatekeeper; only needs to be mildly anoying in today's world. Just plug in whatever you want
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10mo ago
Bear witness that Google have bear away from bearing Bear blog.
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10mo ago
The diagram calls it a 1N4001 which is rated to sustain 1A (but 40% over is probably fine). A safe 1N5400 would still be pennies.
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10mo ago
It is standard to list market size data in units of $1,000; i.e. that report is 465 billion USD.
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11mo ago
It may have taken them a while, but it does now work fine.
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11mo ago
It works in the sense it allows you to run the game; but it does not prevent cheating. Obviously, Window's kernel anti-cheet is also only partially effective anyway, but the point of open-source is to give you control which includes ch
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11mo ago
Exactly so all the Browser should do is erase the types. Doing that after you have spent extra time downloading and parsing them is not a useful enough feature to lumber the language with having to get all Browser's to ship each new ch
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11mo ago
Different projects use different versions of typescript with different configurations, and almost no one wants the client to throw type errors where the untyped code would have actually worked. I.e. the are drawbacks but no advantages. This
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11mo ago
It is the CPU-Intensive Workload Results; which compares Python versions and notes "Python 3.11 consistently outperformed newer versions across all memory configurations. It was 9-15% faster than Python 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14. This surpr
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11mo ago
This is benchmarking `hashlib.sha256` isn't that normally OpenSSL's heavily hand optimized assembly implementation, certainly isn't something written in Python?
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11mo ago
He said `would be first`; I 100% agree. If vibe coding was going to take over the world, then Zoho going out of business is a very good leading indicator. As soon as that happens, I will invest heavily; till then it is safe to ignore it.
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11mo ago
One of the few points maintaining faith in humanity; is there are companies happy to pay you that money if you can do what he does.
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11mo ago
To be clear, if you read Hacker News you owe it to yourself to watch the entire Applied Science back catalogue; without exception every video is fascinating.
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11mo ago
The fact that NVidia are currently winning is undisputed.
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11mo ago
They are suggesting it is easier for others to buy buy more NVidia chips and feed them more power. Whilst operating costs are covered by investors. If they move on to competing on having to do inference the cheepest then the TPUs will shine
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11mo ago
I am sure we can now obsess over their different continuities as well as radii. (Either is fine)
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11mo ago
I wanted to play with this in OpenSCAD; here is G1 vs G2 include <BOSL2/nurbs.scad> $fn=16; back(400) cuboid([200,200,100],rounding=50,edges="Z"); pts=subdivide_path(square([200,200],center=true),8); linear_
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11mo ago
Whilst the rest of that documentary is spot on; the human battery ideas were overly optimistic.
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11mo ago
Raising $207B is plausible vs the dozens of Nuclear Power plants they also need.
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11mo ago
'Potentially' but we are nowhere close to this. Hyperscalers print a _lot_ of money they can afford to lose. Even Nvidia wouldn't be in too much trouble yet. (The pure LLM companies are already toast, IMHO).
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11mo ago
Nearly all UK drivers say _Other People's_ headlights are too bright; _my_ headlights are a bit dim.
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11mo ago
My 2010 VW also needs a VCDS license to do this?
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11mo ago
SoftBank is the world leader in turning safe bets into risky ones.
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11mo ago
Disney do pay for industry leading colorists. They chose to favour a more saturated look for Aladdin et al. It is reasonable to prefer either. I can't imaging what happened to the greens in the Toy Story examples if they are accurate.
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11mo ago
No, as demonstrated from the retreating from the office. Someone with exceptional written communication, who dose self-starter side projects, commandeeres a truck, _and_ talks a skip-level manager into giving him special consideration is so
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11mo ago
Where the consumer ends up out of pocket? I realise scamming ligament sellers and brands is endemic; but it is still a safe place to buy as far as I can tell?
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11mo ago
Flipper Zero can't see cell signals.
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11mo ago
I think they are getting a lot of value from the rest of the Kernel's networking (VETH/namespaces etc talking to containers).
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11mo ago
They say "By the time a packet reaches the TC hook, the kernel has already processed it through various subsystems for routing, firewalling, and even connection tracking." but surely this is also true before it reaches the VETH?
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