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by eecc 2y ago
logistics? xAI might have an empty datacenter to fill, while Tesla's Texas one is bumping over some roadblocks? Apparently he's just asked to swap the two shipments: the earlier one scheduled for Tesla to go to xAI and the later o
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Z-Pinch Fusion Startup(zapenergy.com)
3 points by eecc 2y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 2y ago
I guess: maths, physics, engineering, anything that’s not Sociology or Economics?
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by eecc 2y ago
Amsterdam has many city-themed bollards along the city center streets to delimit the pedestrian part. Although they’re not deeply seated into the ground and will topple if a car hits them (but I guess they’re menacing enough to keep drivers
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'Hobbit Camps' Rebirthed Italian Fascism(atlasobscura.com)
2 points by eecc 2y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 3y ago
Well, no? You can always target the company wirh crippling import tariffs unless it gets onto a roadmap to re-shore the strategic production you want them to. Of course, whether it works or not depends on your leverage as a country: the US
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by eecc 3y ago
Ever heard of the allegory “I capponi di Renzo” from the Promessi Sposi novel by Alessandro Manzoni? Look it up
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by eecc 3y ago
Sure, let’s wait for the regulators to wake up and haggle with the lobbyists while the rest of the world takes a beating. Ever heard of the expression “closing the barn door after the horse has bolted”?
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by eecc 3y ago
Sure, Apple should jump both feet into whatever shaky tech standard and go to umpteenth lengths to guarantee simultaneous interoperability and compatibility with all of them as they evolve to something workable , forever. Otherwise if they
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by eecc 3y ago
That’s how Steve Jobs put down Flash. No, for a a platform to survive, its maintainers need the leverage to call out laggards and make them truly sweat and work with it. Not just build 10 layers of Cordova fluff
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by eecc 3y ago
That’s a specific strategic choice, wanted by Steve Jobs himself to maintain leverage on the browser ecosystem. If Chrome was let loose indiscriminately on any platform, how long before it became a Macromedia Flash, hobbling battery life an
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by eecc 3y ago
I've been a loyal iPhone user since what? the iPhone 3. The moment Apple is forced to "open up to the competition", all Meta apps are going to magically move to the Meta Store, where they'll likely be able to shove all s
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by eecc 3y ago
Oh right, I get it. As an Italian we always spoke with admiration about this transparency regarding tax, but I always thought the request and the requesting party was also annotated and made available. What you describe is fairly blunt and
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by eecc 3y ago
You get a notification when your data is accessed, and by whom?
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by eecc 3y ago
Well, for one MS Visual Studio used to cost a fortune. Sure you could use whatever other -- also expensive -- DE or compiler but the end result and the ergonomics weren't as good. If I'm not mistaken you also had to pay to redistr
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by eecc 3y ago
except the parent is wrong (at least the Java impl). see: https://github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-java/blob/m... https://github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-java/blob&#
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A Turing test of whether AI chatbots are behaviorally similar to humans(pnas.org)
1 points by eecc 3y ago|0 comments
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by eecc 3y ago
HOWEVER, and I hope this is a transient situation, there is a problem: in GNOME, applications that aren’t native Wayland apps don’t scale nicely. It’s like the app gets rendered to a texture at the original resolution, which then gets
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by eecc 3y ago
More likely an /s
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by eecc 3y ago
Hold on, the blurb says the plot contains the San Francisco bridge becoming an inhabited ruin after a quake. Wasn’t that part of the dolphin setting in Johnny Mnemonic?
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by eecc 3y ago
The point was that the corrections aren’t arbitrary.
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Methane 'Super-Emitters' Mapped by NASA's New Earth Space Mission(nasa.gov)
15 points by eecc 3y ago|2 comments
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by eecc 3y ago
Then invest in raising the average. Did you know there are only about 8 million PhDs in the whole world?
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by eecc 3y ago
WEll, Musk hasn't just flunked on Twitter. Each of his other companies would amount to a respectable lifetime achievement in their own.
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by eecc 3y ago
You’re likely experiencing “marvelification”. https://youtu.be/5tmxfVWDgMM?si=KCVb-o9g0JYHj8sL
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by eecc 3y ago
The housing crisis + inflation spike might have contributed to the loss of this "move to a new city..." think you mentioned. Younger generations have a much harder time getting income, a stable one, and paying the exorbitant costs
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by eecc 3y ago
Yeah, I have to say I’m dumbfounded by the brilliance of the UX. all other designs where you have to present a card are simply a failure
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by eecc 3y ago
no man, 21€c/kwh at Tesla SC stations outside Italy, something x2 in the country. Besides, gasoline was outrageously priced last summer, an epic gouging. Please, enough goalpost pushing
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by eecc 3y ago
Sorry but I’m not that sorry for your bike. https://wmo.int/news/media-centre/2023-shatters-climate-reco... This year we visited the Dolomites and the weather was insane. The place was full of old photo's of
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KubeTrain: Travel to KubeCon by Train(kubetrain.io)
3 points by eecc 3y ago|0 comments

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