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cromka
6mo ago
You mean On-die ECC. That's not the same as regular ECC.
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cromka
6mo ago
Same here.
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cromka
6mo ago
It's a bit ironic that everyone considers Rust as safer while completely ignoring the heavily increased risk of pulling in malware in dependencies.
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cromka
6mo ago
I think they're removing old rust that would crate friction in moving towards AI assisted development. Old rust which is used to higher quality of code...
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cromka
6mo ago
If you consider Apple hardware support bad then I honestly don't know what you're expectations are. Apple support is the best I have ever experienced and I have tried all types of brands and warranties. Only thing that can match i
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cromka
6mo ago
That doesn't matter. Fastest PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD is 14000MB/s. You typically run RAID1 on identical drives. It's also about IOPs, not just speed.
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cromka
6mo ago
Its not about size but being able to run a RAID1 setup for speed and redundancy. External USB storage doesn't help here.
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cromka
6mo ago
Too bad there's no second m2 slot for extra disk and no 5G WWAN support.
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cromka
6mo ago
Panther lake is substantially more efficient than your 13th gen and they increased the battery capacity by 35%. They claim 20h, not 24h, and that 20h is for video watching, not general use.
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cromka
6mo ago
Aren't Chinese open-source models actually the only ones that can compete with best proprietary/closed ones?
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cromka
6mo ago
The difference is one is illegal, the other one is not.
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cromka
6mo ago
I am actually wondering if they're trying to burst the bubble, which would predominantly affect US market and, effectively, be the end of silicone valley dominance.
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cromka
6mo ago
Asahi devs initially enabled ZRAM by default and then disabled it, now recommending against it, quoting instabilities and random weirdness.
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cromka
7mo ago
> Sterilization is* the most strictly controlled process in any hospital. As aviation has shown—where human error has been studied for decades—reducing mistakes is difficult and expensive because it requires multiple layers of quality as
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cromka
7mo ago
You completely ignored human error aspect. Before the blood donation centers used one time use equipment, donors were getting infected with something nasty every now and then. You can sure as hell expect people to commonly forget to proper
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cromka
7mo ago
This is probably more of a sociopath case than a narcissist. Narcissism does not equal lack of compassion.
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cromka
7mo ago
I used Ente, switched to immich just recently. Overall immich gives more of a quality feeling, has much more community support as well and a clear roadmap. I also think it will eventually receive nice, native apps for all platforms with the
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cromka
7mo ago
Interpol would be legitimately for child porn prevention reasons here, actually.
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cromka
7mo ago
People starving come from parts for the world affected by global warming, which unsustainable farming is one of the reasons. Which, in turn, crates mass migration issues. Which, in turn, is a major reason behind massive shift of Overton win
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cromka
7mo ago
Fighting Russia and supporting Israel is mostly an EU stance right now, including of van der Leyen. In general, EU countries so far rather appease Israel, with notable exceptions of Spain and Ireland.
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cromka
7mo ago
As a Pole, I am torn. It would help fight Russian advances for sure, but it would also mean appeasing Israel. Spain's fierce stance against genocide in Palestine would be nearly impossible in a collective EU foreign policy.
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cromka
7mo ago
This is why DIY is important: it's an operational risk mitigation measure.
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cromka
7mo ago
> Why would we be hiring new human air controllers now? I suppose because it's not fully automated?
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cromka
7mo ago
It's getting complicated if you want to watch on Apple tv or similar streaming device, though.
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cromka
7mo ago
I am at loss with what you're trying to say here. Is cotton better or worse for tropics? Because afik it fails miserably compared to synthetics.
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cromka
7mo ago
Yup exactly!
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cromka
7mo ago
The point is it didn't work, my files were never getting downloaded in full, the process was stuck with pie chart icon stuck. Debugging this is not easy.
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cromka
7mo ago
> "Like last time" I am perplexed by people who use condescending phrases like this. You think we track what you said before?
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cromka
7mo ago
I had same exact experience with macOS and iCloud. macOS by default enables offloading Documents to cloud, transparently. Problem is if you try to get those files back to store them offline, it gets very tricky very quickly with ambiguous v
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7mo ago
> * Laptop battery life. Still in the "it's fine; I get 5 hours!" stage. Not on ARM, though! Getting 8-10h here easily. > * RAM management Agreed, since I switched to Linux, I am getting regular OOM on my 16GB laptop.
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