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by craftkiller 5mo ago
While we'd all like to see justice, I can understand taking this offer. SPY has averaged 15% APY over the past decade, which means if you dropped the full $835k into SPY you'd have passive income of $125k per year without touching
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
> And so does SeatGuru. SeatGuru shut down back in 2025.
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
I hate that the Qubes OS people were right.
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Looking at the charts[0], load shifting all the way to winter seems unnecessary. You only need to load shift until ~6pm, in which case there are plenty of better options out there like grid-scale batteries, flywheels, pumped storage hydro,
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Assuming we're talking about cars/trucks, one major reason hydrogen doesn't make sense is efficiency: https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/OrLRA/s1/efficiency-compar... If we manage to get en
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Yeah, it certainly wasn't the quietest choice for form-factor, but the fact remains: all server grade hardware are not optimizing for noise. They are meant to be running in datacenters, not livingrooms, so noise was never a concern for
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
> I already have home sever rack, and would recommend it for other people. I just want to warn people who haven't heard server-grade hardware in-person before: this is only for people who can put a server rack somewhere unpopulated
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Ah thank you for your site! Before your post, I didn't know the government auctioned off homes online and through following the links to the auctions I learned about the FHA $100 down payment program.
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Ah, yeah I don't have an Aldi near me so I didn't know that. Regardless, the same approach could be applied via emailing coupons with barcodes to scan at the register. It'd just be less convenient for the customer than having
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by craftkiller 5mo ago
Not necessarily. The easy way to implement this in-person would be to give customer-specific coupons. You could get an email that says "use your loyalty card at checkout and get $2 off eggs". Then you just give everyone a differen
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
Just want to add: Also there are multiple riscv boards but I'd want to caution the casual readers: I believe both the ARM and riscv boards suffer from very high power draw so you'll get poor battery life using them as laptops. The
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
> I hope framework lives up to its promise, but I don't see that happening any time soon. That's already happened? I started with an 11th gen Intel tigerlake laptop with DDR4 memory and a glossy screen. I upgraded to the AMD 70
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
The AMD board support USB4 40gbps in 2 of the 4 expansion slots. 7040: https://knowledgebase.frame.work/expansion-card-functionalit... AI 300: https://knowledgebase.frame.work/expansion-card-functionalit...
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
Ah that could be it. My laptop mostly sits on my desk at home so there's not much opportunity for the button to get hit accidentally.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
Indeed, me too! I try to show my coworkers the cool expansion card system and end up embarrassing myself, struggling to remove the card for like 10 seconds.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
I've had the framework 13 since batch 5 of their original first model and that has never happened to me once. Are you sure you're pushing the expansion cards _all the way_ in? They should click and the little button between the ca
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
My headlamp is waterproof and it has a replaceable 18650 battery without needing to dab silicon(e?) on it. It is also rechargeable over USB type-c so I have both the option to replace the physical battery or plug it in to charge that batter
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
FWIW I run llama.cpp on AMD hardware using Vulkan. I've got no complaints but also nothing else to compare against.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
My top category was social security, followed by medicare. If I live long enough, I'll benefit from both of these. But regardless, these are great things to put our money towards. I'd much rather lose a couple tens of thousands pe
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
In addition, it serves as a good template for writing your own polymarket bot with whatever logic you want.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
Ah well then we have a slightly different interpretation. I would read "the faults of <x>" as "the flaws of <x>", which would then imply a flaw of Linux is why aggressive anticheat doesn't work when it i
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
You didn't read the thread? It's the comment I was replying to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47718255 They quote "If a game has an aggressive anticheat" and then state "The determination of
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
It doesn't matter to you, but other people care about false accusations.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
Aggressive anticheat not supporting Linux is not a fault of Linux. It is a fault of the aggressive anticheat and the games that decide to use it.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
At this point, I'm surprised the streaming services aren't grandfathering people into their current plan+rate like the cellular networks do. It would encourage people to keep their subscription active to keep their rate rather tha
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
eh I've got 802.11be @ 6ghz at home (u7 pro AP and QCNCM865 client) and it is truly impressive, but I only notice the difference once every 1-2 years when I'm transferring a full-disk image over the network for backup. We've
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
That certainly _used_ to be the case, but it looks like 802.11ac is supported in iwlwifi since FreeBSD 14.3: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=iwlwifi&sektion=4&... And it looks like they're adding
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
FreeBSD uses a compatibility layer to run the Linux graphics drivers, though it lags behind Linux. So if FreeBSD currently does not support the graphics cards, it will soon. It looks like they are currently porting over 6.11: https:/&
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
nit: The 9070XT is listed as $599 but that price essentially never existed. I was lucky to get one for $730.
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by craftkiller 6mo ago
> durability (dust, water) Not just dust and water but folding screens are plastic with a mohs hardness of 2-3, as opposed to normal phones with glass screens which are a 6-7 hardness. I like having phones that can't be permanently

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