christina97

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by christina97 2y ago
It’s literally just that having a solar+wind grid that can survive 3 days of bad weather costs 6x as much as a grid that can survive normal day to day.
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by christina97 2y ago
This is focused on the customer: advertisers, not the end users like you.
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by christina97 2y ago
Much better source: https://www.404media.co/heres-the-pitch-deck-for-active-list...
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by christina97 2y ago
I totally sympathize with the “no caps” argument. I mean it’s literally just “kill random shit on error”. Putting both my personal/private as well as work hats on: I’m not sure I would ever want to enable it.
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by christina97 2y ago
That’s not proper caching then.
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by christina97 2y ago
No you redirect to the right place. It’s no worse than writing obscene things in a URL fragment (after #) that doesn’t even get sent to the server.
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by christina97 2y ago
It’s not abuse of the USPS. It’s literally a product they sell: to spam everyone in an area with analytics and all.
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by christina97 2y ago
You don’t really get at what you think the substance of this piece is. It’d be helpful if you pointed that out instead of just going on about how phenomenal it is.
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by christina97 2y ago
For those considering buying speakers: (1) do it, (2) get passive ones and a separate amp. Honestly it’s such a mature market that buying these active speakers just creates e-waste. Keep the e-waste to the amp. You can get really solid spea
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by christina97 2y ago
This seems wrong. Surely you can’t “Enumerate IAM Entities” with just the aAccount ID? So if a company has a user for every dev with username first.last, you could list all devs just by knowing the Account ID? Maybe the author misunderstood
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by christina97 2y ago
Sounds too expensive. At that point it’s easier to go to the US to do a masters degree in STEM and get a 3 year legal work permit and try to work from there.
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by christina97 2y ago
You clearly don’t have a CO2 monitor.
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by christina97 2y ago
They are practically useless in reality. You’d have to live in a greenhouse for them to absorb your CO2 basically.
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by christina97 2y ago
I have spent a considerable about of time on this question: and it really seems there is no practical way to remove it. You can let it out by ventilating, but that’s about it. This realization has made me quite anxious about the Keeling cur
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by christina97 2y ago
If you integrate with existing tooling, it won’t do this optimization. Unless of course you really go crazy with your setup.
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by christina97 2y ago
Does WarpBuild offer discounts for nonprofits/FOSS?
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by christina97 2y ago
We are still early in the slow process of AI/ML percolating from the FAANGs all the way down to your neighborhood boutique software shop. Even if the hyperscalers stop buying Tesla, the demand lower in there chain will just grow.
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by christina97 2y ago
It’s a different type of hacking. This was about hacking a system for one’s advantage, not the computer type of hacking.
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by christina97 2y ago
I mean they are. I’ve had great success brainstorming various things with them. People use LLMs for brainstorming every day.
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by christina97 2y ago
It’s a build tool for Java, and Android then too, I guess?
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by christina97 3y ago
That has nothing to do with the broader ecosystem and has all to do with RPi’s weird relationship with Broadcom.
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by christina97 3y ago
It was founded by some of the key people behind CPLEX (another solver, founded in 1987). In fact, one of the cofounders of Gurobi was a cofounder of CPLEX prior. They brought decades of knowledge with them.