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by consp 4mo ago
Tastes differ.
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by consp 4mo ago
Because it is useless now.
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by consp 4mo ago
Since google got as bad as bing, it doesn't matter anymore and ddg is fine (afaik still the main source). This is just a plus.
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by consp 4mo ago
A modern example of odd color schemes is 18bit color which is still often used in small cheaper displays (666/18bit vs 565/16bit) keeping the maximum color space available for all colors on these displays. If you are lucky you onl
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by consp 4mo ago
Only when you remove it from the original server or enable low fan mode (if available). Most 1U/2U cases will happily blow at full speed well over 90db. You likely need to replace the flow-through server chassis system with an active &
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by consp 4mo ago
I failure is the goal: yes.
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by consp 4mo ago
I'd argue there would be two lanes as well: one where the issues are addressed in code, the other being the discussion of why people think this is a bad idea and speak so openly about it. This topic is the second I guess. Looking at th
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by consp 4mo ago
> I think this behavior is very silly and people are just trying to justify their hate to AI by latching onto every possible thing It's not silly to have issues with something. People act on their issues. Possibly not the issue unde
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by consp 4mo ago
When LLMs make mistakes, it is still the human making the mistake of trusting the LLM. And more often than not "AI" is hailed as costing no effort and being perfect in every way (yes exaggerated), which you can attack when it obvi
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by consp 4mo ago
Marketing without a product is called a scam. Marketing with a "good enough" product to sell it is the same.
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by consp 4mo ago
Considering what people do whole driving, I doubt this will add any measurable risk.
132.
by consp 4mo ago
On a gdp basis, which heavily favours the US, the US is not even the top dog. It's just above Belgium and below South Korea.
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by consp 4mo ago
I'm glad one of my old profs in the Netherlands refused to bend and was fine with arguing his 40 percent first pass numbers (the target was 60 for some reason, hint: money). If everyone is exceptional, nobody is.
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by consp 4mo ago
The Framework philosophy was never that it was going to be cheaper.
135.
by consp 4mo ago
I thought it was cosmic rays which always cause the bitflip when you least expect it.
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by consp 4mo ago
If you look at the greater NW European area there were (are still?) several startups, non got big enough to matter and they did not have infinite money to survive like some US based PE funded ones can. And even for Germany a quick "car
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by consp 4mo ago
> often with schematics included That was even the norm for complex electronics for decades. But since it makes it easy to reverse engineer it, it's no longer being done due to fear of cheap clones (often inferior, and still doesn&#
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by consp 4mo ago
This sure reads like a "you did nothing illegal but will attempt to make it look illegal" kind of thing. Like putting the key to a public space under the doormat, with a sign "key here" and then complaining you cannot us
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by consp 4mo ago
In that case my retro hardware collection will be worth even more. (Note: that my current hardware will likely be retro faster than I assume it would have been) I also found out recently my matched, working 3d hardware from the '90s wa
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by consp 4mo ago
> but this only works because people complain instead of starting rival business. This reads like fiction. When they corner the market it's of course trivial to just jump in and take that share. No way they will try to be disruptive
141.
by consp 4mo ago
First 100 then dhcp? I've been to 400 and 1000 people lanparties with ips on a clothspin (or whatever it's called in English). Works fine until someone misreads.
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by consp 4mo ago
> In this case the interviewer asked these questions to get to know the candidate in a professional setting, so they expected a diplomatic or professional answer And there is no bias in this assumption whatsoever?
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by consp 4mo ago
I'd argue I won't work there. "The buck stops here" is never true when shit hits the fan so it's just kabuki theatre in all other situations just to take credit.
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by consp 4mo ago
We legalized online gambling, the end result is more and earlier addiction and the added tax does not outweigh the societal cost due to loss of jobs, added crime and secondary effects of broken families on monetary, let alone ethical ground
145.
by consp 4mo ago
No wonder there are numerous dubious sites doing it for you ... this breeds abuse.
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by consp 4mo ago
The point where they trashed the brand has long since passed, tried the phones when they bought the brand and it was OK for a while but went downhill quickly.
147.
by consp 5mo ago
Who cares, that's a due diligence failure on their part. No consumers were involved. Do business with shady companies risk shady shit happening...
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by consp 5mo ago
The company inherited all their customers and equipment from a sanctioned company (according to the Dutch news report). Should be enough for most people.
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by consp 5mo ago
> Hook it all together with a custom script and have the AI do all the Jira crap for you. As if the bloat on Jira isn't big enough already. Adding more text will make it even slower since it will somehow automatically run everything
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by consp 5mo ago
Doesn't the barrel remove this texture completely with the spin groves? Seems more of an issue than rough handeling.

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