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by flakeoil 2y ago
Are there software systems being developed (and which can be developed) where the engineers, server admins, dev ops etc have no access to the production data? Is that possible to achieve? Do all data have to be encrypted for that to work? A
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Their landing page does not really show much about this product. It looks just like boring powerpoint.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
That's not burnout you had, you were bored out.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
But isn't part of taking a job in the first place to earn money so that you can eat, live and enjoy it with your family and friends. Maybe the issue is more that we earn so much and have no life outside of work so the "earning mon
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Most of the components used are developed by other companies such as Bosch, Continental, Magna, Autoliv, Marelli etc. The car manufacturers build up their cars using these almost off-the-shelf components.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
I guess they mean that paper bags are biodegradable and have been for ever. However, plastic bags have been used instead as they are cheaper. He says cost is what drives this so for a barley or corn plastic bag to work it has to be as cheap
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by flakeoil 2y ago
MSFT has never been as bad and evil as they are now. Ads everywhere as just one example and they base their ads on your conversations in their messaging apps.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Kind of a ransomeware Lite.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
> In my view, the lack of singular vision and focus is not something intrinsic to FOSS. When i look like at projects like blender3d, Cpython, linux kernel,LLVM etc... I think one of the differences here is that the Desktop is more of an
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Ask HN: What's up with those podcast microphones?
6 points by flakeoil 2y ago|2 comments
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Maybe your comment is correct for say 2023 or 1H 2024, but Ozempic has far from ramped up to full production. Also, Ozempic isn't launched yet in most countries.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
The Google Adsense dashboard does not work at all on Firefox, only Chrome. It must be deliberate.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
It's hard to draw a link between negative prices and increased subsidies in most cases. The subsidies can be recouped during the no-negative periods. In addition, subsidies are not needed anymore to make wind and solar cost competitive
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Are you sure they modulated the frequency of the actual AC power (typically 50 or 60 Hz) and didn't overlay it with a high frequency signal? It's very common with power line communication or power line modems. You modulate a data
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by flakeoil 2y ago
But in this use case of AI in the cloud I suppose it's not possible to send encrypted data which only you have the keys to as that makes the data useless and thus no AI processing in the cloud can be made. So the whole point of AI in t
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Yes, there is a big difference between surgeons versus doctors which are good at diagnosing. It's two completely different skills. I think what is missing is also something in between nurses and doctors, who can take more formal respon
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by flakeoil 2y ago
> That seems to be a senseless concern, since offered the evidence of a lab test, a physician should be prompted to investigate further. No physician (nor individual) should ever be making a diagnosis or treatment decision based on a sin
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by flakeoil 2y ago
It's probably related to how much or little we read about crime more than any true crime level. If we see 10 news articles everyday about crime, then we think there are a lot of crime around. If we read zero articles about crime, then
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by flakeoil 2y ago
1000kwh/month in the winter and 350kwh in the summer. 4 people in central Europe. We use electricity for heating the house, warm water and everything else. We have an air-to-water heat pump.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
And I have seen people use mobile air conditioners without properly leading out the warm air that is created out of the building so they basically have a closed loop where the aircon fights itself. And even when properly letting out the war
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by flakeoil 2y ago
I'm curious, what does that quote really mean? I can attempt to draw a few conclusions, but I'm not quite sure of either and they can also almost be the opposite of each other.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
But I'm sure the restaurant has to pay the company who provides these systems a monthly fee.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Just don't think about it. Kagi keeps track of it and they do not charge for anything extra. They will tell you when you reached your limit. At first I also thought I would have to think about and not search for anything unnecessary to
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by flakeoil 2y ago
ANC does not block voices. It's probably passive sound protection in your headphones that causes your partner's voice to sound weak and not go through to your ear. Or plain and simple, just the music you listen to that masks the v
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Physically/physiological I doubt there are any issues, but maybe psychologically or sociologically.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Reporters doing investigations, research and on- and off-the-record interviews must be a value add to the content I presume. And also a value-add to society at large.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
Unless management uses AI tools to make their decisions.
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by flakeoil 2y ago
This makes me so angry. Edit: /s
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by flakeoil 2y ago
I see they use water to cool the actual furnace encasing. They then lead out the warm water to big basins to let the water cool off. It would be good if they could use that warm water for remote heating of houses or create electricity or so
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by flakeoil 2y ago
It's 300 searches per month for the cheapest Kagi plan. For me that has been enough so far. Some days I search a lot and then other days almost nothing so on average I never passed the 300/month so far.

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