christkv

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by christkv 11mo ago
Modern writing for films is terrible is my feeling. I can’t remember any weekend in the 90s an first decade of 2000s where I could not find one or more movies that I wanted to watch. These days neither me or the kids can find anything and w
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by christkv 11mo ago
You got the shielding problem how to protect the ship from disintegrating when it hits the first pebble at massive speed
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by christkv 11mo ago
At this point managing AWS, Azure or other cloud providers is as complicated or more complicated than managing your own but at an enormous cost multiplier and if you have steady traffic workloads I'm not sure it makes sense for most co
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by christkv 11mo ago
They have been sort of dumping the ps5 slim diskless over here in the EU at 349 EUR.
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by christkv 11mo ago
I can't imagine it's easy to domesticate a trash panda. They are also devious little creatures, way smarter than you expect.
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by christkv 11mo ago
Is the performance decent? I'm looking at using it with 30b coding models with a local agent framework like goose to see if we can do this locally as developers instead of risking leaking code to the big models.
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by christkv 1y ago
That's great I have been eyeing a Strix Halo and was wondering how well smaller models are doing. This is great news from the perspective of running local agents.
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by christkv 1y ago
I guess pretty much all of us will become criminals if this passes. Have a phone that is running GrapheneOS you are a potential criminal. Running linux probably also a potential criminal.
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by christkv 1y ago
They did it in Panama against Noriega in 1989.
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by christkv 1y ago
Why are you making the assumption that they are poverty stricken fishermen. That kind of boat and engines is not something a poor fisherman would use or own.
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by christkv 1y ago
Me and a friend decided to dig into who makes the money here and in the end the big earners are the private equity companies that own the rolling stock and leases it out to the rail companies. The actual rail companies have slim margins. Th
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by christkv 1y ago
Unless it's reasonably priced who is the market for this box? If it's at 499 - 599 then it's probably selling well but at 799-899 I'm not sure who would buy it. If it's your first computer you still need more gear l
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by christkv 1y ago
Inheritance is in most cases the only way young people in a lot of European countries can even own their own home
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by christkv 1y ago
China is dumping panels in Europe as they have immense overproduction of panels and their building industry has cratered (reducing internal demand massively). The Chinese government is facilitating this dumping with tax credits and other fo
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by christkv 1y ago
lol and the same politicians who call everything a Russian plot to influence Europeans run and sign this. The loss of shame is one of our main problems in modern politics on all sides. The professional politician industrial complex has to g
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by christkv 1y ago
No thank you and I’m loath to see the EU sign up to this with a ton of authoritarian states. Things like this and the continued pushing of stuff like Chat Control has convinced me the EU stands to turn our countries into flawed democracies
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by christkv 1y ago
One question is google it's own customer for GCP?
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by christkv 1y ago
Voting machines slow down voting from what I understand
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by christkv 1y ago
I got smart appliances not a single one is connected to the internet and never will.
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by christkv 1y ago
Still incredibly cool. My Amiga 500 was the computer I have the most fond memories from. I even had a 1200 for 4 years before I reluctantly transitioned to PC.
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by christkv 1y ago
Does it still boot?
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by christkv 1y ago
Yeah we can literally see it happening in real time. If you have a product with competitors in the market and you are a foreign entity you will eat some of the cost to try to stay competitive in the market. Your only other option is to leav
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by christkv 1y ago
I had a summer job at a hospital one year in the data center when an electrician managed to trigger the halon system and we all had to evacuate and wait for the process to finish and the gas to vent. The four firetrucks and station master w
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by christkv 1y ago
I might get one, I have the C64 Max and the kids are having a lot of fun on it with their friends playing Bruce Lee 1 and 2 as well as Archon. I'm also really really interested in http://www.apollo-core.com/gfx/A60
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by christkv 1y ago
Reminds me about https://github.com/mausimus/ShaderGlass it's pretty fun to use with emulators.
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by christkv 1y ago
They are probably right and that is not anywhere close to a general intelligence but it still provides a bunch of value as long as it’s used in your own expert domain and you are not a lazy slob. We really get used to magic quickly these da
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by christkv 1y ago
They are ok but yeah they do not have anything like the memory bandwidth of an m3 ultra. But they also cost a lot less. I’m primarily looking to replace my older desktop but just have to make sure i can run an external gpu like the A6000 th
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by christkv 1y ago
I was reading people having problems getting the external cards working if they had a lot of memory?
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by christkv 1y ago
I love the concept of it and have been thinking about getting one the only problem I see right now is no ability as far as I can see to get an external dock to run an additional external gpu in the future.
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by christkv 1y ago
We are not at the top of curve where we get getting small incremental upgrades between models. Until the curve flattens out depreciation will be high.

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