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by dabinat 2mo ago
In speaking with non-technical friends who are anti-data centers, I get the impression that they only recently discovered what a data center even was and are oblivious to how much they use data centers in their daily lives outside of AI. Bu
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by dabinat 2mo ago
Other companies will take cues based on how well this goes. The only way to prevent every single device you own becoming a billboard is to raise hell whenever a company tries it.
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by dabinat 2mo ago
One thing I’ve learned on my journey of switching away from AWS is that I took reliability for granted and a lot of third party services are not as solid. You have to do your homework to find the ones that are, or you need to assume unrelia
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Did Iran hack water systems in seven US states?(bbc.com)
2 points by dabinat 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 2mo ago
Compile times are being worked on: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2026/roadmap-...
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by dabinat 2mo ago
> ownership, generics, safety, Async Aren’t they the main selling points of Rust? Why use Rust over another language if you’re not using its main features?
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by dabinat 2mo ago
I don’t understand why many sites with news updates / blogs don’t offer an RSS feed. Are they expecting me to keep visiting the site over and over to see if there is new content? They’re guaranteeing I’ll never visit their site again.
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by dabinat 2mo ago
Ladybird has far more funding. The original blog post said Servo brought in $7k last month. Compare that to Ladybird and the first donation on this list already exceeds Servo’s total: https://ladybird.org/newsletter/202
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by dabinat 2mo ago
Is there actually a genuine use-case for inserting fake things onto maps? I can only see frivolous and disinformation use-cases, but maybe I’m short-sighted.
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Google withdraws new Earth AI tool after warnings over misinformation risks(bbc.com)
11 points by dabinat 2mo ago|3 comments
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by dabinat 2mo ago
Some people have suggested AI could usher in an age of abundance, but it does seem like it’s just making everything more expensive.
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Apple Upgrade: Is Leasing Your Next iPhone Worth It?(macrumors.com)
1 points by dabinat 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Google Glass was loathed too. Unfortunately Zuckerberg learned the wrong lesson from its failure - that the issue was that people could recognize the glasses and know they were being recorded and not the actual recording itself.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Working on a rewrite of my free app, Post Haste. The idea is that you setup a template folder structure and configure project files and such as you like, then when you want to create a new project you enter some parameters like project name
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I’m not sure having lots of people do something necessarily means it’s therefore a “paradise” for them. I view it as more of a necessity because many companies have degraded the jobs and the pay they offer. Why break your back for someone e
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by dabinat 3mo ago
> how will the people rise up to free our imprisoned consumer goods? They won’t - they’ll just buy it online. If there are any consequences of this it will be Amazon winning even more.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I don’t trust the proclamations of someone whose company’s share price is based on that being true.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I meant the clock itself doesn’t need an internet or local network connection, with which it could do things other than syncing the time.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
There are lots of modern alarm clocks that pair via Bluetooth to your phone and auto-set the time from the phone’s time. No internet connection or NTP server needed.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
The law only matters if there’s someone willing to enforce it. We learned from Trump’s first term that no-one is willing to enforce the emoluments clause.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I think the hallmark of a good designer is knowing which things can be compromised and which things absolutely should never be. Different designers will have different opinions on what those things are.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I’d recommend self-hosting because most SaaS providers charge or limit by usage and it can add up fast. I use both SigNoz and Sentry with OpenTelemetry. Why both? SigNoz has great dashboards and trace and metrics monitoring, but its alertin
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I believe the US government will try to limit or restrict access to powerful self-hosted models in future for the reason that they can’t control how they are used. There will be a two-tiered system where government and the military will hav
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I’ve recently gone back to writing by hand, at least for text that is of a reasonable length. The workflow that works for me is a third-party app on my iPad that converts my handwriting to digital text that I can then paste somewhere. I’m s
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macOS 27 Beta Hides Trippy Siri 'Voice Pad' Interface(macrumors.com)
1 points by dabinat 3mo ago|0 comments
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SK Hynix and ADATA warn memory shortages may continue beyond 2030(videocardz.com)
3 points by dabinat 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
> It's frustratingly difficult to even get through the first lesson in which you are supposed to focus on your breath and minimize the wandering of your mind. There’s the problem: trying to control your thoughts. Thoughts will come
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I don’t know what “historically accurate” even means for a fantasy movie that contains a cyclops and gods talking to humans. I think this is probably noise and he will have moved onto something else by the end of the year. But it does show
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Have the Chips Fully Cooled?(robinhood.com)
1 points by dabinat 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Smartphones have been destroying people’s attention spans and imagination for a while now. AI is just finishing the job.

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