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by dijit 14d ago
the north exports, the south imports. If you run datacenters in the north its substantially cheaper. Places like Malmö have had issues with power costs, even though there's a lot of generation... because that generation happens in the
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by dijit 16d ago
I tend to listen to the same music all the time, I just checked, I add about 30 songs to my library a year. Right now I'm listening to trace classics from 2000 :)
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by dijit 16d ago
300 songs might not sound like many, yet that is how many items have been added to my library or to a playlist in 12 years. So I can't really speak to anything else than that. That's my usage pattern, yours may be different. I kee
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by dijit 16d ago
buy 13 songs a month, every month, for a year, and see how big your library is. Remembering that a song at full price on itunes store is $1~ and a monthly subscription to spotify is $13 There is a compounding effect, so buying my library as
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by dijit 17d ago
No, I was comparing the size difference of the 5 (and lineage) to the 6 (by way of case) and Mini. "SE" is a nondescript product line and the only physical differences are the tone of the chassis and a stamp; it's a fair repr
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by dijit 17d ago
I'm not sure I understand how you think the mini is in a case from those photos. Maybe because it's the dark version of the phone you can barely make out the shiny apple logo, but it's there, you can see the metal edge of the
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by dijit 17d ago
maybe I'm misremembering the dimensions of the 8. I did, however, take a series of photos comparing the Mini to the SE- and the packaging of the 6 (I think I gave the phone away but still had the box). https://imgur.com&#x2F
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by dijit 17d ago
I totally accept that I'm the minority. When I was 12-13 I started taking a steroidal inhaler which inhibited my growth, so my hands are literally the same size as when I was 13. (maybe slightly wider). As such I have about the same fi
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by dijit 17d ago
we’ll be waiting a while. The last Mini was iPhone 8 sized, when I considered anything larger than the 5 to be too much. The Mini thus, undersold, because if you were fine with the 8 then iPhones of that size were still available (2nd Gen S
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by dijit 17d ago
for those who were holding out from Gen1 or whatever, adding pro features at a non-pro price is definitely incentivising. I’m not sure why we’re pretending it’s not. Would you rather have generation old Pros or brand new standard airpods wh
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by dijit 19d ago
i signed up because everyone was there… therefore i also likely reinforced that feeling in others too.
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by dijit 20d ago
Network effects are really powerful . Same reason at least one person in your company has a windows machine with a copy of excel, even though its a locked in platform which is paid and opaque: its what everyone else uses.
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by dijit 21d ago
I know that this is sarcasm, but there are people who really think this. They get emotional (usually angry) when you tell them you disable javascript- as if every site that serves any kind of content has an automatic entitlement to run arbi
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by dijit 25d ago
“Hey Fable, write me some win32 unsafe rust code” “sure thing boss” —— “Hey Fable, review this unsafe win32 rust code” “Potentially dangerous request, falling back to Opus” —- Every damn time, ironic because the unsafe win32 code can be ge
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by dijit 25d ago
You're putting the computation of waypoint finding on the all clients, or on your server. People spam click, so it's cheaper to compute it once and pass it around.
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by dijit 26d ago
Git is a vulgar word in British English too, doesn’t seem to have prevented successful commercial adoption of Github, Gitlab or git itself. Despite being less vulgar than “fuck”, the use of this word can get you excluded from school.
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by dijit 29d ago
Websites work better on a mac than ever . You mean Linux, probably, but thats because Chrome doesn't enable hardware acceleration pn ARM, so smooth scroll is disabled. Pretty rough.
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by dijit 29d ago
I think we spend a little bit too much time optimising startup time. Anything more than 3 seconds and less than 45 seconds is perceptibly the same, it's the same level of inconvenience unless you're in a rush. .. but I can'
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by dijit 29d ago
I've had some experiences like that, mostly when Spectre/Meltdown were new. (or if I had a dGPU which didn't have good drivers - or.. if there's no hardware acceleration for smooth scroll for some other reason, like chro
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by dijit 29d ago
404.
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by dijit 1mo ago
I'm becoming really upset at people whom I otherwise align with for taking absolute statements that don't make sense. DHH said some stuff you disagree with, incidentally while I have always identified with strong social systems, w
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by dijit 1mo ago
I should probably post my guide on how to use gerrit and JJ together nicely. I wrote it internally after struggling a lot with getting the relevant knowledge from the relevant authorities (Klabnik has the best resources but his writing seem
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by dijit 1mo ago
Why not? It's a highly paid, in demand career path where formal education is optional. They came for the sysadmins first because they had more power, but they were always coming for you. Even if "Agentic Coding" doesn'
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by dijit 1mo ago
I don't know any store that actually has system76 laptops, and even we take "online" as a store (I don't) - the laptops are unfortunately not competitive at all. The sibling comment that suggests framework is much strong
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by dijit 1mo ago
Opinions are apparently valuable. Bit weird, but I support anything that lessens Microsoft domination. Especially with Apple losing their way.
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by dijit 1mo ago
How do they know that something will be a “substantial piece of work” then?
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by dijit 1mo ago
Often LLMs seem to be aware that work is heavy, but knowing: a) if something is possible b) if something has been requested to take a long time ( a signal of abuse, like requesting illicit pictures in image generation) is actually somewhat
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by dijit 1mo ago
Yes. But just so we're both entirely clear on what an LLM is... it's a token prediction system. it genuinely can't do things except recall things that have already existed. People are having great success composing things tog
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by dijit 1mo ago
Hahahaha, I think you’ve misunderstood what LLMs are.
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by dijit 1mo ago
“I can take current sources and tell you how solved this is, but I am not willing to work to a timeframe or to solve things that aren’t yet solved by mathematicians or science” These safeguards already exist when they get a whiff that you m

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