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by dv_dt 2mo ago
reading some reports the operators of the supply were asked to evacuate pulling oil out below the levels at which the strategic petroleum reserve holding caverns could likely suffer long term damage to holding capacity
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by dv_dt 2mo ago
I have it, it only seems to operate on maybe 60% of sites
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
if ever there were a need for a small local ai plugin...
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
So our civilization seems to lack the technological sophistication to build a ramp for less than $50k a pop and the fix is a baroque legal and organizational workaround.
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
I can't assess if it's illegal, and it sounds like typical structuring for high-capital assets. But it also somewhat subvert the spirit of requiring financial filings for public companies in the first place. Investment markets ar
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
If communities wait until there is incontrovertible proof of raised rates, everything will have been decided and their raised rates will be a fait accompli. This is the time and phase to raise concerns and get guarantees in place for commu
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Does a data center need to be an immediate neighbor to raise electricity rates or consume water capacity?
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
probably about their own model routing service zen?
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
That's a really odd thing to point out, as even the earliest written records of the Odyssey are later interpretations of what was a story passed in oral tradition. And on top that, what most of us have read, have further passed through
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Cynically I wonder if this has an outcome as an unintentional (or intentional) anchoring exercise for future cost increases
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
short, dumb one or two plug extension cords are great for travel. They're light on the wall side, so the travel adapter on that side generally stays in. Plus it's nice if you need a little extra reach occasionally
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
My theory is that there is a latent hysteresis effect of past SMS and data pricing on mobile accounts that matches up with places that adopted WhatsApp and ones that didn't.
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
but here again, shifting from fossil fuels usage lifecycle - which is literally extract to refine and burn is a much more polluting lifecycle than a 20 year extract, use, recycle lifecycle for lithium or solar or any renewable approach. And
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Don't get on such a high horse about US regulatory effectiveness. This is recently (2010) in California even: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exide_lead_contamination Still, the overall benefit might be seen as posi
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Yup, good call, I'll have to check those out. Not that urgent to me as I also happen to use colima for it's docker daemon interface. And, colima uses a full VM to host the containers, and you can further lock down the config to
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
I built a docker container that volume mounts the project directory
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Maybe I'm remembering Costco specials or something then lol
48.
by dv_dt 3mo ago
And Sony by eliminating physical media, forces a whole set of online inconveniences onto gamers..
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Cutting the default hw setup to one controller was definitely MBA coded shortsightedness imo. It was de-incentivizing for living room multi-player modes in games, which in turn reduced a unique console advantage vs PC, all for a small savin
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
That modern consoles find themselves oddly displaced is true to me also, but what is also true is that I have an Apple TV and a cable-co provided android tv box attached to my TV. Neither particularly emphasizes the gaming experience, but i
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Any restrictive administrative loop is always hopelessly behind on what degrees are "valuable". I think colleges should be required to provide information on salary and employment info for a graduates given degree from the univer
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Student university edication shouldn't even be a loan. The vast majority of student loans are financed by the government itself. The US spends trillions procuring defense (or war), it should also procure an educated workforce without s
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
I would suspect that one would buy based on mem-bus & PCIe bus speeds more than CPU for this, and just dial down the CPU parameters to save power. Most of the time and power will be consumed by memory and bus transfers because the CPU
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
The biggest annoyance with personal finance for me is bill paying and has little that ai can address. Either you let a bunch of third party systems automatically bill your account or you have to login to each billing account, find the amou
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
what is the advantage of git worktree vs using a git remote set to a local file upstream.
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Lightest weight: bat and ripgrep Though not a traditional ide
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Ive seen someone make electric retrofit kits for vespas which sounds great to me
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
So let's say a Delaware incorporated company sells location data that happens to be collected in Virginia, but its sold from the corporation with no operations in Virginia. What happens? On the other hand us-east-1 is in Virginia with
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
I think about parallels to custom auto hobbyists. There are a lot of shops that can do incredible builds matching up different parts, engines, suspensions and even large scale chassis mods, but there are comparatively few outfits setup to b
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by dv_dt 3mo ago
Are current AI offerings from companies in the US considered dumping?

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