exabrial

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by exabrial 7mo ago
No, building more housing. Read the article.
422.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Remember Anthropic is supposed to be the "good guys"
423.
by exabrial 7mo ago
They can only do that (own them all) with government assistance. See De Beers diamonds, who leveraged the legal system to create a monopoly. The solution is to build more housing and get the government out of the picture.
424.
by exabrial 7mo ago
No, build more housing.
425.
by exabrial 7mo ago
You literally didn't read the article. Build more housing.
426.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Build more housing
427.
by exabrial 7mo ago
It's wild how the solution to housing is: stop the government from stopping housing from being built.
428.
by exabrial 7mo ago
What's exciting about this is the opportunity to examine an untouched area of history. Sadly, over hundreds of years, much of the artifacts from these sites were looted. Hopefully we've learned our lessons at this point and can pr
429.
by exabrial 7mo ago
The funny thing is the more this comment is downvoted, the more accurate you know it is.
430.
by exabrial 7mo ago
I'm guessing the requirements were written in a way that only Microsoft's cloud could with the bid. Thats why you have Windows in the Pentagon instead of something secure.
431.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Why suddenly are all of the blue states doing this BS? What is going on and what control is this affording the government?
432.
by exabrial 7mo ago
I watch CappyArmy on YouTube. Was shocked recently to learn that Russia had widely deployed StarLink in Ukraine to get orders to the front lines. Recently this was cut off suddenly, with an immediate counter attack by Ukraine... along with
433.
by exabrial 7mo ago
I was alive when the internet was not a thing and remember my neighbor getting a beefy hotrod 486 which was significantly faster than my 286 I scrapped together a lot of money for as a kid. I liken AI to more like sewing machines. Lets say
434.
by exabrial 7mo ago
I always thought once we have the models figured out, getting the meat of it into an FPGA was probably the logical next step. They seemed to have skipped that and are directly writing the program as ASIC (ROM). Pretty wild.
435.
by exabrial 7mo ago
If you want UBI, just give away all of your money and stop demanding others do it instead.
436.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Hell no. Burn it to the ground instead and make an embarrassment out of the illiterate politicians. Nobody voted for this. Nobody wants it. Tarring and feathering was once acceptable. Shame it's out of style.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Easiest way would be to put two dimms in one channel, check your mem spped, put 1 dimm in 2 channels, check mem speed, then repopulate as you had, check mem speed. Sometimes having more, but slower ram, is still better than having less, but
438.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Up to a certain point and It’s actually very dependent on the CPU. Take Epyc processors. On certain ones, after certain RAM amount, populating all the slots causes the cpu to kick the RAM speed to a lower tier. You’re then limited to capaci
439.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Given that that is had strong schema XSD verification built in, where you can tell in an instant whether or not the document is correct; it’s the right tool for a majority of jobs. My experience has been the people complaining about it were
440.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Thats exactly what I'm saying.
441.
by exabrial 7mo ago
> My water bill has doubled since 2025 The problem is, we have this expectation that we can live and do things in the desert and everything will just be fine. _That_ is the problem. The solution is to let prices increase "out of con
442.
by exabrial 7mo ago
when you leave California, please leave the bad ideas there.
443.
by exabrial 7mo ago
"utilities trying to delay them" what a bunch of clickbaity bullshit. Also, from the article: > And since the bills require UL Solutions certification, manufacturers will have to get their products through that process. God for
444.
by exabrial 7mo ago
> then freezes JavaScript + virtual time until the next step... Ironically, I wish this would happen for me browsing the internet too...
445.
by exabrial 7mo ago
This is exactly what we need!
446.
by exabrial 7mo ago
I'd really like to be able to run _any_ language in the browser. WASM is a great first step.
447.
by exabrial 7mo ago
Backwards compatibility is something lost today. Incredible they've kept it this long.
448.
by exabrial 8mo ago
Why not use a few cans of hardware store metallic glitter spray paint on the radomes? Seems a bit cheaper than blowing it up.
449.
by exabrial 8mo ago
What’s crazy is every dissenter of the parent comment is being downvoted, despite HN being strongly against this type of enforcement in the past.
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by exabrial 8mo ago
What do you mean other states follow this? Of course not. It’s a nuisance, not a safety measure.

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