cloudie78

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by cloudie78 5d ago
No it does not sound reasonable. If they want to reduce the support burden they can use serial numbers to track what board has what ram - if they don’t match no support because it’s modified hardware.
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by cloudie78 8d ago
At least it was only a close call, unlike last time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_attack
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by cloudie78 12d ago
Because it makes them money. In other news, water is wet.
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by cloudie78 15d ago
How about some screenshots?
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by cloudie78 15d ago
Ah sorry, yes. Let’s not fix that problem, get better at doing the thing that Europe was quite capable of doing (see France, Germany before they decided to let the green ideological extremists less the energy strategy) standardise a design
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by cloudie78 15d ago
And yet here we, burning coal because god forbid we run a few nuclear reactors right, green energy for everyone! An amazing success!
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by cloudie78 15d ago
Ah yes let’s ignore shutting down nuclear reactors replacing them with coal power plants in the name of green energy which was so successful the country goes through a period every year called Dunkelflaute. But yes let’s strawman into cars
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by cloudie78 15d ago
You’d be surprised. Case in point Germany.
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by cloudie78 15d ago
I think that’s a good thing, they could also build a nuclear reactor or two or three. Wouldn’t hurt.
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by cloudie78 16d ago
I’ll risk sounding crass to state the quiet part out loud: Majority of car accidents outside of the occasional genuine freak accident are self-inflicted. Call it FAFO or Darwinism, whichever you prefer. I’m saying that having done that myse
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by cloudie78 18d ago
Legal/Compliance/Risk department along the lines of “ nobody ever got fired for buying ibm”
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by cloudie78 20d ago
More attention farming?
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by cloudie78 25d ago
Vote with your wallet on this one. It’s time gaming companies start supporting Linux.
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by cloudie78 29d ago
The same mechanism that was used to sanction Russia, Iran - will be used to sanction A/I Collective.
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Thank you for sharing your experience. I don’t know what your local banks are and what country you’re talking about.
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Time to start heralding change you want to see. Offer Wero instead. It’s really simple.
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Which countries have local banks that don’t know how to do international transfers?
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Switzerland
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
So when are Nvidia, Facebook, and everyone else going to chip in and pay up?
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Quite the contrary actually. I take issue with systems LARPing democracy.
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Ah yes, let’s give the EU and its undemocratic system in which policy formation is heavily filtered through a relatively narrow professional political class, ordinary voters have weak or almost no direct control over major policy choices, d
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
How is this news? We knew that already, are we supposed to be shocked and horrified?
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Good riddance
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Quality > Quantity
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
How’s that moat coming along, Dario? Or are we still doing the lawfare strat since you can’t get any meaningful lead on Chinese models? How about the involvement in the Iran bombing that killed 160, out of which 120 were kids? Forgive me if
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
It’s in broad terms weight loss related. More specifically blood glucose and insulin regulation which can be out of whack even if you’re not diabetic on paper. This is why you’ll see people claiming they’re not diabetic but still saw improv
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Why not just have a SQLite file and call it a day? Also, why mmaped file?
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
I don’t think you could’ve picked a shittier title. Don’t bother with the link, here’s a quick rundown: DeepSeek is raising API prices for its V4 models and introducing peak/off-peak pricing. For V4-Pro, uncached input goes from $0.435
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
Honorable mention: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/oct/05/how-excel-m... That one time NHS had data loss because of XLSX limits
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by cloudie78 1mo ago
It’s called LSP, any good editor supports it. In fact, VSCode’s support for Lean is via LSP anyways.

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