bayindirh

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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> If that was enough we wouldn't be having this conversation. It's not a few people being annoyed/confused either. I'd wager if you asked professional designers outside Apple that they'd agree that they don'
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
TL;DR: I understand you and your frustrations, but I use Apple devices exactly because of the opinions of it . Not everyone hates these behaviors with a passion of a thousand suns. Long version: We have different expectations from our syst
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Thank you very much.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
I'm a big supporter of LibreOffice, Codeberg, SourceHut, etc. on what they do, tell and defend, and I'm with them. On the other hand, I'm not anti-AI, but I don't want it to be shoved down my throat in any and every app
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
I don't think so. While I believe more in the student than the school for success, in the formative years, a good foundation is necessary, as somebody can't know better if they don't know anything. So, a good education system
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
I don't see file extensions as a problem to be solved, either. My point is, it's nice that Linux (esp. Desktop Environment) ecosystem embraced magic byte parsing as a solution where having no extension creates problems. I'm j
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Normal room: Integrated catwalk with cat doors to other cat places. Alright.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> Good design communicates even without language. It is reasonable to see a toggle switch and think it... you know... toggles. Yes, good design needs no language. However, it's not reasonable to see a toggle and think it's a pe
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> Apple's Wifi and Bluetooth one-touch toggle off for now buttons? This comparison rubs me off the wrong way every time I see, because. 1. The notifications clearly tell the behavior (doing $THING until tomorrow). 2. There's a
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
His logic is correct though. The native power of his grid is 12V. He has a 20V step-up circuit and an inverter. 12V -> Inverter -> 12V is only good for UPS. He can directly setup USB-PD up to 9V from the 12V circuit or full 12V PD fro
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
I believe since he wanted to hide the machine away somewhere in his caravan and connect to it remotely only, also I believe that he didn't make peace with himself aboug Apple devices and thought that having a complete system might mean
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
This was always the promise of “tomorrow”, yet the opposite is true.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Personally, I'm not against file extensions, and I like to see and use them, however when something (i.e. magic bytes of a file) is used a lot system-wide, the underlying mechanisms optimize towards the use case as a natural tendency.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Apple silicon has features specifically designed for macOS or software running on macOS. e.g.: Rosetta 2. From Wikipedia: One of the key reasons why Rosetta 2 provides such a high level of translation efficiency is the support of x86-64 mem
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Yes, but you can edit your entry and re-add it. Then it stays. So, there's an override present.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> And here we are, talking about the US. Great, that's settled. Proliferation of law skirting AI datacenters is a worldwide problem. Many companies are extending this to Europe as well, so AI datacenters is not a U.S. problem only.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Commuting for work with a car is mostly a US problem. In countries with proper mass-transit, many people don't need cars. I personally have to use car, because the city I live is very hilly, and don't have the fast mass transit op
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> Watching the biggest pirates I've known suddenly talk about "defending artists" and strengthening copyright is amusing, but it points to a bigger problem. Millenial here, hello. Yes, we were the biggest pirates, because
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Can you elaborate a little more? I failed to catch what you're trying to say. Sorry.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Thanks a ton, for the information. It's greatly appreciated. I'm personally not interested in the details that you can't provide, that was not something I was aiming for, but putting a ballpark number for ~1.1L/kWh is ve
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Can you please provide us the details how much water an open-air, evaporative cooling system loses due to evaporation and other system-wide losses? Also can you tell us which chemicals need to be added to the outer and inner loops of the sy
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> But it's not something that should be concerning for anyone outside the area. Of course. Esp. for the bigger datacenters which generate their own power and release large amounts of emissions to the atmosphere. It's good that
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> a handful of permanent maintenance jobs? No. Permanent sleep deprivation and probably tinnitus. It's sad, really. Poorly designed cooling infrastructure is indeed noisy. There are lower noise versions exist, but they are expensive
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
> or even resources like water or power I wonder, do you know how much energy or water is required to run a datacenter with direct liquid cooled systems? Not the SOTA AI data centers which are popping up like mushrooms, a general ballpar
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
If you take the matter from the spirit of the law perspective, I believe this can be illegal. IANAL though, this is not legal advice.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
First let it happen, then ask for forgiveness, because they are doing something amazing and they need no permission. Otherwise AI industry will go bankrupt and CEOs won't be able to buy this year's Rolls Royce and a slightly bigge
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
Another take I like is "The good thing about standards is there are many to choose from!"
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
There's a quote I love: > The idea was nice, but it involved humans.
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
That's true, but my general gripe is the static nature of the whole system. Even if humans' neuroplasticity reduces with age, it never goes to zero. I started to learn English at a very early age, yet my ability to communicate wit
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by bayindirh 1mo ago
However, this doesn't change the fact that you are pumping more and more tokens to a static model 's context window, even if you do compaction, the model is not more intelligent than previous turn. Nature doesn't work that w

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