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by fragmede 2mo ago
I wired up my office, and thr speed test after was slower than on wifi. haven't had a chance to debug it yet, but it's something to consider.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
How much money do you have? Nokia's Centralized RAN basically solves for cellphones by not choosing between AP1 and AP2. The device yells out a packet, both radios hear it, and the signals are combined in baseband processing. Wifi 8 do
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Wait, shit. It's OR, not XOR. Instructions unclear. Am dead.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
> Lawyer costs the same per hour either way. Sounds like someone who's never had to hire a lawyer before. They vary in cost and quality, and there's not a 1:1 correlation between the two. There's also many different areas,
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by fragmede 2mo ago
> It’s also notable that virtualizing macOS on macOS has now been officially supported FWIW, limited to two macOS VMs per host unless you hack it.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Omarchy spicy, or TempleOS spicy?
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Yes. unfortunately rich people without merit effort and capability are still rich and some of them don't work very hard, so it looks pretty much the same as every other place in the world.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
https://imgur.com/a/nDcCuPd I (still) like the EFF.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
There's four quadrants, lazy, works hard on one axis, and poor and rich on the other axis. Of those four quadrants, people exist in all four of them and it's stupid to pretend otherwise. That means that not pretending lazy poor do
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by fragmede 2mo ago
It's not like ifconfig and sysvinit are well supported in Linux these days. I mean, you can, but let's not pretend that things never ever change (eg systemd and Wayland) on Linux either. Can I get non-interger display scaling yet?
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Netflix works, just not 4k. Blender and Davinci Resolve say there's commercial software, just not actual Photoshop.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
https://sfstandard.com/2025/09/16/waymo-receives-permit-oper... Waymo does have a permit too go to SFO now, so it's only a matter of time.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I've been cut off by a Waymo before, so the real question is if they Waymo backend is designed is such a way that the NYC Waymo driver can run with different aggression settings from the one in Phoenix Arizona and Tokyo.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
...no? In the heart of downtown, with people riding in both directions, I don't see how it follows that it has to mostly empty to be useful. If it's full you can't get on so that's not useful, but anything less than tota
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Then again, the areas underserved by Uber/Lyft are underserved because they're bad neighborhoods so drivers won't go there. How many Waymos need to be torched or their passengers carjacked before Waymo decides to stop going t
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by fragmede 2mo ago
That 90 minute commute by bus isn't one where you're driving though. A strict time comparison ignore the fact that the bus or train ride merely requires you to get out when you reach your destination. You don't have to sit in
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by fragmede 2mo ago
The real question is what's the optimal size for a bus if you don't have to pay a human to drive it? Once the technology is proven, there's no reason you can't put the Waymo or other self-driving technology in a bus. A b
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Well, you'd need to crash for that too be an issue. We have to wait for the data to prove it out, but I much prefer a Waymo driver than a human one, especially if I'm walking home right after the bars close.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
How many times have you ridden a Tesla Robotaxi? They work fine, in my limited but actual real world experience, the problem is they don't like you giving rides to other people, vs Waymo you can call them for other people and they&#x27
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by fragmede 2mo ago
> it's hard to convey how far ahead Waymo is What are you comparing it to though? Tesla Robotaxi service is fine, there's a safety driver that isn't really supposed to talk, and I'd say that Zoox is better than Waymo,
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I'd settle for "on the same block" pick up/drop off. For some reason, Waymo has decided my street is a busy street in the middle of the night when it isn't, so even if I override it to stop down the street where the
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I've been wanting to start the hashtag #gohomewaymoURdrunk for when it gives me stupid routes like circling the block pointlessly or when dropoff is stupidly far from my destination. (firstworldproblems except for when I sprained my an
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Keepin' up with the Collisons, eh?
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AI Is Rewriting Mathematics(nofilk.substack.com)
3 points by fragmede 2mo ago|1 comments
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by fragmede 2mo ago
quit being a coward and stop creating new accounts to shit post. Like c'mon man.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
oh, I thought this was the pill that had caffeine inside a time release capsule so you take it before bed in eight hours later it dissolves and wakes you up first thing in the morning without having to get out of bed.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Interesting! I'm in a similar boat, supporting windows and macOS out of one swift codebase. No MP4 issues, but it's been interesting seeing how's much code can and cannot be shared, and how much AI needs to be cajoled into wr
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by fragmede 2mo ago
https://github.com/blader/humanizer
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by fragmede 2mo ago
That's not funny, it's serious!
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by fragmede 2mo ago
that already happened in like 2016

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