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by beAbU 10mo ago
What's old is new again: https://img.ifunny.co/images/5ab4dda29b9dd88acc439076537e0c4...
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by beAbU 10mo ago
You can further optimize the setup by not installing engines/motors in all of them. So maybe you have one car providing locomotion, with the rest following behind and designed for carrying.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I moved from South Africa to Ireland 2 years ago. It was very noticeable to me how drivers in Ireland have no idea what to do when the lights are out. Absolute chaos! In south africa, traffic lights not working is a daily occurrence. And we
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by beAbU 10mo ago
My previous fibre provider in Ireland was Virgin, and as far as I could tell, it was fully IPV6. Every device in my network got a public address, and self hosting stuff from home as was easy as setting up an A record at my DNS host. No fa
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Not just any old amazon engineer. He's been with Amazon since at least 2008, and he's from Cape Town. It's very likely that he was part of the team that invented EC2.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Some countries have a points system, where every infraction gets points in addition to the fine. At a certain amount of points you lose your license. Pretty effective dissuade serial petty infringers!
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by beAbU 10mo ago
My default has always been replace the stock apps with the ones I'm most familiar with, so I never noticed the ads tbh.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
As a former Huawei phone owner, and a present Honor phone owner, Samsung LG and Sony does not hold a candle to the quality on offer from Honor and Huawei. And this is coming from someone who has owned multiple Samsungs over the years.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
What a stupid fucking strawman. Was ~35% of the US population in a coma when the elections happened? We are talking here about people who chose not to vote. Strictly, yes your cousin is a passive citizen. But no sane human will call them
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by beAbU 10mo ago
2030 is around the corner though.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Was the manhattan project specifically stood up so that the US can bomb japan? Or was Japan just the first unfortunate target?
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I believe Tim Cook himself has said Apple is manufacturing in China not because of cheap labour, but because of good engineering. It's ironic that a lot of western domestic manufacturing takes place using machines that were engineered
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by beAbU 10mo ago
If the windows build already performs better than on native windows, why faff around with another build target and all its associated complexities (testing, etc). Targeting Linux means probably targeting all distros, and that's asking
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Presumably these shootings are done with the guns of parents/friends? How else is it possible for a school kid to get access to firearms so easily? I think the solution is to make it difficult for underage kids (U21's) to access g
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I thought it's well established that LEO's dont enter schools where there is a suspected shooting? So a clarinet toting suspected gunman should he just fine. /s
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Do you mind catching me up on what happened to Arc? It was a HN darling IIRC and now I get very "we don't talk about it anymore" vibes.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I'm not sure what you are trying to say here, or if you are trying to somehow diminish my statement by somehow claiming that online documentation is causing the same magnitude of harm compared to using a book? Two things: 1 - I agree w
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Oil! It's always oil
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Don't send PII to mixpanel, kids! It's not a CRM and should not be treated as such. Why people do this is beyond me.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Isn't the struggling with docs and learning how and where to find the answers part of the learning process? I would argue a machine that short circuits the process of getting stuck in obtuse documentation is actually harmful long term.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
This is literally the second paragraph in the article. There is no need for interpretation here. Unless the link of the article has changed since your comment?
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I guess some people just always have something running since it's owned hardware. Daily builds of popular OSS projects or constant vuln scans or whatever?
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Sorry, I don't know what elections you are talking about. The only one that I'm aware of was last year's election, which was very much the opposite of anti-trump.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
I think they fixed that to some degree. I have an old win10 PC that now has a persistent "upgrade to W11" banner that informs me my PC is below spec, so I can't upgrade. Fine by me!
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Nope. Sorry. From outside the US, there is just the US. We dont understand your "us vs them" tribalism nor the political divide. Every US citizen at this point is responsible for what's going on. Regardless of who you voted f
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by beAbU 10mo ago
> The F-150 is in one of the markets I think ev's will take over first (small commercial vehicles) I agree that small commercial vehicles are the right prime target for electrification, but why the pick-up? I would argue that the cl
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Terrible event. How is this relevant to HN and its topics of discussion?
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by beAbU 10mo ago
What happened in Sydney?
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by beAbU 10mo ago
Nope. Check again. All the manufacturers are switching to HBM, the market will be flooded with useless soldered on memory that nobody can use outside of running local inference. The rest of us 'normal' memory plebes are fucked.
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by beAbU 10mo ago
The fact that the version is 24.04 LTS is a dead giveaway that it's ubuntu under the hood. I thought this was pretty obvious.

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