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by cgyvbunji 2mo ago
> mechanically you inherit all the problems from both sides Not really. The transmission is an e-CVT in hybrids which has no torque converter, the main part that breaks first in an automatic transmission. Unlike a regular CVT, the e-CVT
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by cgyvbunji 2mo ago
> it’s very very easy to be negatively polarized by a ton of bad conversations with normal people about it, until you feel like the whole rest of the world is crazy Why wouldn't the world be crazy, though? What reason do we have to
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by cgyvbunji 2mo ago
I read it as they already had the compromise in place, since he said they agreed the AC closest to him would be off and the AC farthest from him would remain on, and the other party eventually demanded the close AC be on as well. In this sc
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by cgyvbunji 2mo ago
I wasn't alive then but my understanding was that nobody else was offering a fully integrated microcomputer at that price point (or any price point?) that could do bitmap graphics (or color bitmap graphics?) when it was released. Which
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by cgyvbunji 2mo ago
Not much, it's an "I use arch btw" kind of thing but for docker.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
That's great, their comment should get more attention then. I was complaining that it's obviously incorrect that nobody knows what used GPUs are worth, not about latchkey. I have NO idea why anyone is upvoting a post titled "
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Installing a Linux distro on a laptop is frontpage material so this sounds about right.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
People are selling adapter boards to plug some data center GPUs into a regular pcie slot.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Somehow at any given moment every possible topic to discuss on HN belongs to either the set of "it's amazing and nobody can say anything bad about it" or the set of "this thing sucks and nobody is allowed to say anything
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
If nobody knows what a used GPU cluster is worth it means nobody is doing anything important with GPUs - time to short everything. Do you believe it?
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
It's a good point, you can do that, but it doesn't contradict what I said. You start the game with about 3 villagers (give or take a couple depending on the civ chosen), one scout, and a town center. So clearly you don't star
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Speaking for AOE2, the most popular AOE version, It's not a great argument because the game takes place pre-empire, and the end of the game is intended to be when one player, the winner, is now an empire. This is evidenced by the final
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
https://www.npr.org/2026/07/13/nx-s1-5847025/ev-battery-recy...
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> is from an accused predator himself Genetic fallacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_fallacy > it's not anything Twain said Right, Twain wrote it, so: Distinction without a difference. https:/&
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> The one exception is Jim who everybody just casually dismisses, yet he's the one truly good hearted and upstanding character in the entire book Sure but you have to read the book first to know that, whereas the reader gets slapped
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> I think it is somewhat weird that nobody put Twain in Edit: Lots of hate here. The question was why people didn't suggest Twain to be "America's Homer", and I answered the question: Twain is controversial, at least
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
We are
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Can you explain the significance of the single relay? My car starts with a single solenoid.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Oh interesting. TIL
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
A general strike.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Are those state of the art? What about webp and avif?
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Yeah, installing a newer OS on an old computer you already have is a low effort blog post genre that always seems to be unreasonably popular here. Though, I don't want to hate on it per se, we all had to start somewhere.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> American [rail] was built on the cheap, and is not maintained correctly edit: I'm not sure anymore; I know most of the network is well maintained, but there could be large sections that are not, I'm not up to date on it.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
They did. It's what caused the click-clack sound trains used to have, and the change to continuous welded rail is why there is no click-clack anymore.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
captcha, why?
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> The Web could have maxed out as a distribution system for catalogs, data sheets, academic papers, and similar business to business info. Strong disagree, demand for the internet was insatiable, all one had to do to see the future of th
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
I guess what I don't get is the part where you broadcast that it's a midlife crisis. If I bought a super expensive computer or house or vacation I wouldn't walk into the office and announce I've had a midlife crisis. May
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
I had a coworker who one day showed up to work, pointed out the window and said look I bought a midlife crisis car very matter-of-factly, and I will never understand this. You don't need to do anything, nobody is making you do this.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
You might be right, 8 ms of total end to end latency is about 1 frame at 120 hz or half a frame of 60 hz, someone would need to be quite competitive to notice that. And the baseline was 4 ms, so going from half a frame of total e2e latency
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
He seems confused at the end why people think wayland is so slow, but don't you think it's because of his xwayland result? People were probably running x11 games on wayland and noticed that significant lag. Just a wild guess. Very

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