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by c2h5oh 4y ago
It's rate limited. A distributed effort to create a complete backup will be starting soon https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/DPReview
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Or $3.36 if your put it on Cloudflare R2 (s3 compatible) and host it there
93.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
In areas where it's not oversold it works very nicely: 150-250 down / 10-30 up with 20-55ms ping to 8.8.8.8. Source: me in extremely rural central EU location.
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
My sample size of 1: I've been using my X1 for over 3 months and in that time printed about 60-70kg of various filaments: PLA, ASA, PETG. Printer worked out of the box, required no adjustment either at start or after. The only tinkerin
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
True, but at the same time built-in CI with your own agents was an area where they had a significant advantage over Github the fact it would routinely fail during evaluation has killed any prospect of Github to Gitlab migrations at at least
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
The fact they can leave things as serious as this https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/344919 unfixed for almost a year and a half basically makes them not suitable for serious use in my opinion
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Purely on visuals side of things: - Tron released in 1982: one of the first movies with extensive use of CGI - Terminator 2 released in 1992 with first partially CGI character and realistic CGI human movement - LOTR in 2003 had it's ow
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Most people laid off in all those companies are not in engineering. It seems they are mostly cutting support, HR, administrative, etc. If anything I've noticed that salary ranges are starting to catch up to inflation and salary ranges
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
That's my understanding as well, but lacking the knowledge to remove DRM and willingness to become a target of a lawsuit to prove a point I am not going to test that legal theory just yet.
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
I wonder if GPL provisions regarding DRM removal and modification supersede anything in voice.ai license. If yes deobfuscating it, removing DRM and releasing it should be perfectly legal.
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
This will end when authors of a GPL licensed project with few authors (to make it easy to get everyone on board) decide they'd like some money now please, get a decent law firm to take the case on contingency and hit some company hard.
102.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
Depends on which one you are looking for - Pico/Pico W is readily available here around 7-7.5 euro (excluding vat) - so close to MSRP.
103.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amds-radeon-rx-7900-series-gpu...
104.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
> They have made the firmware only modifiable to themselves The same is true for current generation of AMD cards :/ You can no longer edit voltage tables
105.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
Current wholesale price of electricity in EU is 110-120 USD / MWh. 5 * 110 Euro * 24 hours * 365 days * 8 years planned service life = $38,533,000. If they can offer a price under 5M USD per MW they won't have problem finding buye
106.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
> Seriously, 5MWe is what, a few thousand homes? Charging 20 teslas at maximum charge rate. Or 1k houses, provided it's general use and not electric heating. 5MW is 43.8GWh/year or an average annual power consumption of 8-12k p
107.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
IDK what is the reason, all I know it's been down so much we've blacklisted it for anything of importance and migrated projects already using it to something else.
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Google Cloud uptime checks can cost you more than running what they are checking
24 points by c2h5oh 4y ago|6 comments
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
yes
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
I'd like this to be true, but that's some industrial grade BS sprinkled in that press release: > The unit requires about 10% of the space required by solar panels and generates round-the-clock energy. Let's be generous her
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Much larger projects. More and more often you are working on just one aspect of something bigger, without having a good grasp of the whole thing. Situations where you and maybe a small team own entirety of a project are less and less common
112.
by c2h5oh 4y ago
That kind of a load you can handle on spinning rust without breaking a sweat.
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
IIRC max power allowed via m.2 connector is 25W. I suspect that heat sink might be just a gimmick - Sarbent is shipping NVME drives with peak power draw <10W with a triple heat pipe cooler..
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
More worrying: Among the areas expected to be the most affected by global warming are large parts of China, India and Pakistan. 1.5C on average might be 5-6C there, which is enough to make large, densely populated areas unlivable (as in you
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
I strongly suspect that the steel reinforcement used in the frame could have acted as a rigid enough frame without the concrete
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Go actually went in the other direction for a bunch of reasons (e.g. hash collision dos) and made key order quasi-random when iterating. Small maps used to maintain order, but a change was made to randomize that so people didn't rely o
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
They already have a way, but it requires upfront planning - backup codes. You can get and print single-use 2FA bypass codes.
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Maybe it's time for mandatory penalty minimum set somewhere in the 3-100x profits made due to breaking the law. I'm tired of reading about how e.g. an investment fund settled for 100M with no admission of guilt after making a bill
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
- hyped buzzword - catch-all excuse to record everything forever without having an idea how to use that data - actually hard problems
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by c2h5oh 4y ago
Well, technically it's still an owned platform, just in this context it's a platform that got owned by google.

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