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by dabinat 3mo ago
There’s no escaping that whatever money Apple makes from this will be a rounding error compared to iPhone / iOS revenue. I honestly think the apps would be better served to be sold to a smaller company where such revenue was a bigger p
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Amazon SES introduces pricing plans(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by dabinat 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
It can be difficult to separate the benefits of rewriting in Rust with the benefits of rewriting in general. But you can get the most benefit by structuring your code in a way that forces its correctness to be validated at compile-time, whe
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by dabinat 3mo ago
For distribution perhaps, but for acquisition it makes sense to have the highest resolution possible.
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Scientists are regrowing human teeth(bbc.com)
6 points by dabinat 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Shipping physical products can open you up to more fraud, because once it’s in the mail, it’s in the mail. The customer can say it never arrived or claim their card was fraudulently used in order to keep using the product for free. Whereas
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I remember using these on movie sets as crash cams - a cheap camera that could be mounted on something fast-moving so you could get cool action shots without risking the $100k primary camera. But the main selling point for this use-case is
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by dabinat 3mo ago
How do you strike if you don’t have a job to strike from? Unless you mean striking from civil participation - no spending, no paying taxes, etc.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
It says a lot about AWS that people believed these estimates were real. Amazon does not have good safeguards to prevent astronomical bills. If someone gets access to your account they can just buy a 3-year reserved instance u7in-24tb.224xla
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by dabinat 3mo ago
This is embarrassing for Amazon, but I’d take laughably wrong over subtly wrong any day. If the bug made bills 20% higher I probably wouldn’t have queried it.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Another appeal of consoles is being able to sit on a couch and play. Most PC chairs are not as comfortable.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
This is being worked on: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2026/roadmap-... Most of the goals on this page are targeted for this year.
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Ubuntu Kernel Team Warns of Temporary AMD GPU Performance Regression Up to 42x(phoronix.com)
5 points by dabinat 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
It certainly could in the long-term but the spec is still being finalized and realistically a few years away from being able to put a dent in the HBM memory market.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
There are multiple companies that sell used server parts, such as ServerPartDeals.com. Additionally you may want to look into manufacturer or third-party refurbishing as this can save money while guaranteeing that the component still works
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Generally public places do not have cameras that record your interactions with others in detail (including sound) and the owners of the establishment generally do not interact with you for the sole purpose of generating footage they can mon
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I also had this issue. PayPal said to gather more data like proof of use, IP addresses, etc, and I still lost every time. I even had a couple of people be surprised that their account stopped working after they did a chargeback…
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by dabinat 3mo ago
The advantage that PayPal offers me as a buyer is a middleman between the vendor and myself that I control. The vendor does not get any of my card or bank info, and if it’s a subscription I can easily cancel it at any time on the PayPal s
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by dabinat 3mo ago
It’s fascinating that those on the right seem to think they’re improving America’s standing in the world and fighting China’s dominance, while actually doing the complete opposite. But IMO the biggest damage isn’t from China or Iran but the
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People in Many Countries Now View China More Positively Than the U.S.(pewresearch.org)
11 points by dabinat 3mo ago|2 comments
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Capture Clauses as Effects (Rust)(blog.yoshuawuyts.com)
2 points by dabinat 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I recently ran into a problem with a device I bought online. It was refusing to charge and I thought it was dead. I contacted the manufacturer and they suggested the charging brick I was using was too powerful and to use a weaker one. Sure
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Midnight social media curfew proposed for older UK teens(bbc.com)
7 points by dabinat 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
Unfortunately environmental damage is not limited to the places that pollute the most - we all suffer even if we aren’t the ones doing it.
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by dabinat 3mo ago
I think Rust is noticeably slow for two reasons: 1. The default settings aren’t well optimized. So the pattern a lot of people fall into is: start a project and everything’s fast, then add more code and dependencies and everything gets supe
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by dabinat 3mo ago
> This Rust rewrite would've taken a team of engineers with full-context on the codebase a year of work. With 1 engineer using Fable & closely monitoring Claude Code, we went from start to 100% of the test suite passing on all p
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by dabinat 3mo ago
The article focused on image editing but it’s happening on the video side too. The free version of DaVinci Resolve is extremely capable and the Studio upgrade is a very reasonable one-time purchase. I really don’t know how Blackmagic makes
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by dabinat 3mo ago
> Waiting for the market to be less insane is somewhat akin to waiting for the s&p500 to drop a decent amount so you can buy in. I said less insane, not sane. If prices go down 20% but are still up 150% over a few years ago, that w
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Apple overhauls RAW photo processing with iOS 27, showcases impressive results(9to5mac.com)
2 points by dabinat 3mo ago|1 comments
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by dabinat 3mo ago
A Mac Studio is a much better buy in terms of memory bandwidth, but impossible to buy in a 128 GB configuration. Honestly there aren’t great options right now and it’s probably better to wait for the market to be less insane.

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