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by c0n5pir4cy 1y ago
A lot and is fixing the grid is full of other complexities - but that's not actually the best fix here. The UK could change it's wholesale energy pricing model to something that encourages usage to move closer to generation (zonal
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by c0n5pir4cy 1y ago
Good enough is the problem. We've got Windows, Mac, Android, IOS and Linux clients and the only platform it seems to work on over 95% of the time is Windows; but unfortunately it's free and 95% of the users are on Windows so it&#x
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by c0n5pir4cy 1y ago
Probably also important to note, is that ByteDance and TikTok are also currently being investigated by the European Commission. Although for different reasons under the Digital Services Act - so it's not like they are targeting US comp
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
As far as I remember, Fuchsia is used for all Googles smart devices now. So maybe just for them?
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
I mean if looking directly at the market for job prospects yes, if becoming a good engineer and being able to excel in those roles it's a different thing - at 14 exploring various technologies is not only beneficial but also enjoyable.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
I don't think there are many companies that use it as a primary language (maybe a few in clojure) - but I'm confident that learning a lisp dialect or other functional language makes you a more rounded programmer. Once you have a g
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
It was just a outdated import fee from a time when it made sense to protect the domestic industry - due to technological developments the import duty was removed. In fact it was removed almost 10 years ago. https://www.europarl.e
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
You're missing the parts that aren't the commute.
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
As a Principal engineer, I would refuse to RTO and would look for another position or do the same and continue WFH if it's rewarding enough. Most of the Staff/Principal engineers around you are not there because they don't ha
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
There are solutions in monolithic kernels for writing safe kernel space code now too. eBPF has been a thing for a while now ( https://ebpf.io/what-is-ebpf/ ) and while it might not be as safe as microkernel it's ava
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by c0n5pir4cy 2y ago
Agree with the sentiment of not hiding behind vendors for issues, but in this case there were (presumably) major procedure failures at CrowdStrike which lead to this - I believe they are 100% at fault in this case.
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
The Yi models were actually released back in early November 2023. So there isn't as big a gap in time as it seems. I'm not sure why there is such a big gap between the release of the models and the publication of the paper. EDIT:
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
I mean - nothing is stopping Apple from doing it like Android, where you specifically have to toggle to enable side loading in Apps.
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
I mean, Europe has competing products. Apple doesn't even have the highest market share here compared to the US - that's actually Samsung¹ although Apple briefly overtook Samsung in sales in Q4 2023. ¹ https://www.stati
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
Honestly it wasn't even having the first capable chat LLM. OpenAI released the first LLM that has interesting characteristics, based on an architecture they created to be good at this task (Generative Pre-trained Tranformers) and then
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
Also some companies like 3M actually make a collection of liquids specifically for immersion cooling in data centres, so it's mature enough that people are happy to use it even in a data centre setting.
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
I'm using an ad blocker, the problem isn't really an ad but a big box asking you to sign up to Medium. I could add this to my uBlock rules but really - does a call to action need to take up 40% of the readable space on the page, m
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
AMD has released HIP and a tool called HIPIFY which kind of behaves like this but at the source level¹. Rather than try and just translate CUDA to work on AMD compute they are more focused on higher level tooling. Currently they seem to hav
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
Even worse for Intel, AMD announced their 8040 series with both better efficiency and with an NPU which (with what little details we've had so far) can possibly hit much higher TOPs.
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
I've just tried this in the latest Firefox 119 & Chromium 118 and the CodePen registers as 'idle' in the browser task manager and I can't see any difference in `top`. When it does register it's usually at ~0.001
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
Just for package authors (or people looking for some easy pull requests) out there that might not know this exists. NPMs package.json has a `files` field which allows you to define which files are included on an npm install: https:/&#
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by c0n5pir4cy 3y ago
TypeORM is great and all - but it has its own quirks too and it's not a silver bullet. In their case they would also maybe run into some issues as TypeORM has some initialization cost (building a model in memory when it first connects
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by c0n5pir4cy 4y ago
Not that TypeScript doesn't have it's pain points but having tried Dart on an Android application recently, there are so many things I dislike about the language and it's ecosystem compared to modern TS/JS. I feel like i
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by c0n5pir4cy 4y ago
Older news as other people have mentioned, if you want to see how it works and see it flying here is a YouTube link: https://youtu.be/boB6qu5dcCw?t=85
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by c0n5pir4cy 4y ago
They've started changing the name in some places as well to avoid this kind of confusion - they've renamed the app to Craiyon as OpenAI have asked them to. ( https://www.craiyon.com/#headlessui-disclosure-button-7 )
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ARM acquires Stream Technologies(arm.com)
1 points by c0n5pir4cy 8y ago|0 comments
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by c0n5pir4cy 9y ago
As someone who has used both extensively. I wouldn't say Docker and Jails are directly comparable; Jails are a lot more comparable to something like LXC. Jails doesn't have any of the deployment, tools for creating images, buildin
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by c0n5pir4cy 9y ago
Hi there, the member of our team who wrote this article joined us as part of a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with a local university. While not directly related to our business model, we gain a lot in terms of understanding LoRaWAN network
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by c0n5pir4cy 9y ago
Full disclosure: I work for the company that is hosting the whitepaper.
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LoRaWAN Energy Performance and Ambient Energy Harvesting(stream-technologies.com)
39 points by c0n5pir4cy 9y ago|5 comments

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