awesomeMilou

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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> We try not to cross subsidize our products or services. Could you then at least start offering object storage on top of your regular storage offerings in the cloud? You have repeatedly stated you won't do this, but I don't un
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
YC does invest in companies that already have revenue but seek additional growth, no?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Lack of unions decrease wages because there will always be someone willing to sell themselves for less.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> most likely they can outlast poor you with ease. Once you give up, your power is gone. Maybe don't put forward arguments that hinge on denial of reality? The railway strikes in Germany from beginning of this year prove that, no, t
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I owned a Jolla phone and it was the sickest thing ever, even though I was a Linux noob. I honestly think Android was a net loss for mobile computing, both in terms of platform and performance.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> their board doesn't even have confidence that Nokia's internal talent pool can lead them to make a mobile phone! I'm sorry but it's honestly pointless discussing this as no one in this thread wants to spend even an
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Nokia was blown out of the market by superior Chinese manufacturing and US design [0]. No, Nokia was blown out of the market via the exclusive deal with Microsoft, which in turn made the dumbest management decisions ever. Nokia bled un
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Could you explain where the 40x speedup comes from, given that literally the biggest problem in semi conductors right now is smaller node size?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
A significant proportion that is not the majority? I think the vibe about UBI was always "people will work less and employers will have stricter competition when hiring employees".
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
And so you're just going to dismiss the modern reality of cybersecurity threats? "What happened to the good old days when we could all leave our cars and homes unlocked.." Yeah no.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> how do you actually make this mistake while having the skills to build a web app of this complexity level? By not building this yourself and instead outsourcing the work to India, to people that work for 4.00$/h And I'm not b
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
No it's not. I wish. I have tried 4 times now, and I'm pretty sure it's because the only recipes I find are from Korean-american migrants, meaning that they'll use kosher salt, which we in Europe don't have. The sal
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
@ludicity 's head is going to explode.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> you can't take anything away and they don't want to go backwards. I'm considering switching occupations and becoming a registered nurse (in my country in europe). The demographics here are so bad, I don't think we w
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I wonder if there is a market for a spiritual iPod successor.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
With that logic, wouldn't Widevine DRM already be ripe for an antitrust lawsuit? Genuine question.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
You are conveniently forgetting that this was a direct response to the Epic Games lawsuit, as to not appear too anti competetive: https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/apple-lowers-app-store-tax-... Apple only makes co
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Or do you expect the people in the article to just write the drivers for their own implants themselves? No, but a community of volunteers might. ThreadX [0] is proof enough that an OSS community can keep a piece of software certified u
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Yes, and they partially have. Browsers are great at telling you where the chain has failed/ been cut, though some error messages seem to be intentionally uninformative as provided information would be meaningless to your average user.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I tried to report issues with a broken VP9 decoder causing system instability in MediaToolBox on my Mac Mini but I need to pay 100$ to even get a chance for an Apple tech to see this issue in their developer forums (not that they engage muc
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I think this has less to do with assessment issues in trainability and is rather an economic thought: I don't have to train the employee that has already been trained by my competition. You can see a similar effect in companies pushing
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
You linked to a comment about dieting. The comment contains no sources relevant to climate change.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> The climate models aren't based on accurate data I'm sorry, do you have a source for that claim? You seem to dismiss the video without any evidence.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
See this great video from Sabine Hossenfelder here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S9sDyooxf4 We have surpassed the 1.5°C goal and are on track towards 3.5°C to 5°C. This accelerates the climate change timeline so that we
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Yes, I agree, I think a large part of it came from people not understanding the physics. Even in my physics class in high school, when we spoke about the reactor in Kalkar and watched several documentaries about Chernobyl, our teachers made
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I grew up close to Kalkar and visited the theme park that is now located at the power plant a few times as a kid. If you read the timeline, you can see that the protests started before the Chernobyl disaster. At that point, no government en
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How is that more random?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Maybe I need an explanation “like I’m just a programmer/sysadmin and I need to use boring terms years old” The issue is, Ansible was written for sysadmins who aren't programmers. There is no good explanation, other than it&#x
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Also, 400 W of electricity is generally cheaper than 20 W of calories Are you serious? I don't think you have to be an expert to see that the average human can perform more work per energy intake than the average GPU. > The pro
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Reducing the capability of the human brain to performance alone is too simplistic, especially when looking at LLM's. Even if we would assign some intelligence to LLM's, they need a 400w GPU at inference time, and several orders of

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