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by eptcyka 1y ago
Didn’t youtube sabotage firefox performance deliberately?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I was under the impression that nvidia just didn't let consumer cards do GPU passthrough.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Bitflips in my files? Well, there’s a high likelihood that the corruption won’t be too bad. Bit flips in the filesystem metadata? There’s a significant chance all of the data is lost.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Bureaucracy sets in before statehood.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Nobody will use an iPhone without Uber, their banking and transit apps. Apple used to think all 3rd party services will be accessed via Safari, but boy was that a long time ago.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
A car without isofix, adaptive cruise and worse crash safety.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Do you imply that trains would normally run slower than what they can safely achieve?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
John Gruber has long been an Apple advocate, not saying this to detract from this post, but rather to add context to those who do not know this.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
All of the above are reasons why people go into debt, some derive genuine pleasure and happiness from their purchases. None, however, are investments that one can put on a P&L sheet, and please, never let anyone think otherwise.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
You clearly are delusional if you believe that the people drowning in credit card debt are in ever in this position.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The seller benefits from the increased demand, the financier sells this as a service to the seller.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Vast majority of new car sales will not let the new owner make more money and were financed with debt. If all of those buyers bought used for cash, nobody would be able to afford used cars for cash. It really is only businesses that can con
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I wonder if the _negotiate fairly_ option is viable after countless generations have been bombed.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
ARM is the architecture, have fun deploying on mediatek SoCs.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Without intel/amd/nvidia/ampere/qualcom what servers can one deploy? What client devices can the EU buy? Without sovereign supply chains, I personally will take US hegemons above chinese hegemons any day.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Intoruding logging can actually hide concurrency bugs.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Can’t say I’m a fan of Nix evangelists pointing their finger at any problem and yelling how it would be solved better by using Nix, but in this case, one could pin a nixpkgs version and all the sources for llvm, gcc and ocaml, and thus have
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Do you find that distracting things help you debug shoddy code?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Could you reference some of those works? I do not disagree that high performers need a high degree of autonomy, but I do not believe that anyone can be turned into a high performer by just adding more autonomy to their work life.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I think most people feel like they’re performing well when given a high level of autonomy, which is not the same as performing well.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Never not been appropriate.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
In public spaces specifically, at least in Sweden, like train stations, the only difference between an elevator and a toilet is that one has to pay to enter the toilet.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
It definitely fixed it, thank you so much for taking my comment into account :)
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Does that then mean Apple can do no wrong and every design decision they make serves the specific benefits you enjoy in their products?
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Would be great if the videos in the article were muted so that iOS didn’t stop playing my music whilst reading this.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Whilst there are some seemingly unpaid Google defenders here today, I am always surprised how many people come out of the woodwork to defend whatever Apple chooses to do.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
The heart transplant will have them live in a state of uncertainty, most likely having to use a defibrillator until a suitable heart is found, if it is found. It is risky, with many points of failure. As such, a certain death of their own t
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I empathise with this, but I am torn in half by the opposing hatred for regretting not doing a thing or visiting a place that I can only do when on holiday.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
Some are comfortable giving answers and solutions they do not actually understand even without the help of AI.
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by eptcyka 1y ago
I wonder how many more watts does producing an answer OpenAI use than answering a Google search query.

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