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by bogeholm 19d ago
“Then preheat the oven to three fifty, and give that spoon a lick …” No high hopes for how that recipe turns out with Siri in the kitchen then
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by bogeholm 23d ago
I’ll subscribe to your Sphoophtify service immediately
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Denmark: EVs Make Up 97% of New Private Car Sales in July(ing.dk)
58 points by bogeholm 2mo ago|83 comments
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by bogeholm 3mo ago
> Cloud models […] don't consume so much power/generate heat I do realize the cloud is just someone else’s computer right? Power goes in, tokens and heat come out - just in another place
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by bogeholm 3mo ago
Back when we were kids, we would get 0 tokens/sec _if we were lucky_
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by bogeholm 4mo ago
Didn’t know, thanks
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by bogeholm 4mo ago
Unless, of course, said owner cared for the environment
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by bogeholm 4mo ago
Mercedes has some interesting EV options, and they have some models at the moment that are not necessarily that expensive. Through the grapevine I overheard something about surplus production due to mandate to build a certain number of EVs.
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by bogeholm 4mo ago
> why is the energy price an issue Electricity is sold on the market. If you live next to a data center you can choose not to use any services enabled by that center, but you cannot choose to pay non-datacenter prices for the electricity
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by bogeholm 4mo ago
3 years ago I was in pharma in Europe. Back then (a political lifetime ago), the FDA had an excellent reputation and was considered a kind of gold standard. Get your new drug approved by the FDA, and ~50+ countries would follow more or less
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by bogeholm 6mo ago
Do we have many countries around where wind is not a thing?
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by bogeholm 6mo ago
Yeah, um… That might have changed somewhat, recently.
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by bogeholm 6mo ago
Just Wiki Linus Torvalds my friend: > Torvalds was born in Helsinki, Finland > In 2004, Torvalds moved with his family from Silicon Valley to Portland, Oregon.
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by bogeholm 6mo ago
> utter idiot How about we keep it civilized
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by bogeholm 7mo ago
Wikipedia lists exactly the two cases you mention [0]: > > Not to be confused with Binary large object (BLOB). > In the context of free and open-source software, proprietary software only available as a binary executable is referre
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by bogeholm 7mo ago
> firmware BLOBs Nitpick, but it’s just ‘blob’ as in ‘a big blob of bytes’. It’s not an acronym or abbreviation for anything :)
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by bogeholm 7mo ago
Yeah I guess most True Scotsmen write modern C++ after all.
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by bogeholm 8mo ago
> But what disappoints me a bit about this moment is (the perhaps inevitable?) response to nationalism with more nationalism. Unfortunately it is now a question of sovereignty and basic risk management, not nationalism ([0] and multiple
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by bogeholm 8mo ago
> If anything I'm surprised that this is happening in an area that hasn't benefited as much from dramatic reductions in electricity costs Electricity has been comparatively cheap (to DK at least) for a long time due to all the
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by bogeholm 8mo ago
> For the first one, you CANNOT use what you just described, since it doesn't represent time, so you cannot give dates in any form. Exactly - that’s the point. Story points assigned to a SINGLE task is not for estimating time spent
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by bogeholm 8mo ago
> The only moment time it makes sense is when you have a SHARED understanding of the smallest point AND you can translate it to time. When you do that, story points are useful. I’d like to disagree on that one. A single story point shoul
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by bogeholm 10mo ago
Whataboutism. The linked articles are not about NATO obligations.
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by bogeholm 11mo ago
Yeah, I remember formatting the HD on a PC back then to do a fresh install of Windows XP. The CD-ROM I had was pre-SP2 (so no firewall), and our internet setup was basic modem + switch. No router with “drop invalid state” or fancy things li
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by bogeholm 11mo ago
> State and local taxes make this infeasible I don’t see why that would be the case? In my country, most prices with VAT (which is what you’re charged) are nice, round numbers, but not the price without VAT. I suppose the stores set a ta
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by bogeholm 11mo ago
By enrolling at “Floating Point Math Idiosyncrasy University” I suppose
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by bogeholm 1y ago
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by bogeholm 1y ago
Apologies, my comment was poorly written. I meant “\makeatother, and a lot of other things whose meaning is not clear”
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by bogeholm 1y ago
I suppose my writing is safe for a bit longer; I like my semicolons.
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by bogeholm 1y ago
From experience, you don’t need to not have a CS background to find TeX/LaTeX difficult or obscure to customize or extend. Here’s a challenge to try (I hacked together something similar that only works in specific cases): write an envi
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by bogeholm 1y ago
> you can reason through what the formula must be immediately. At least up to various factors of 2π ;-)

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