free652

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by free652 6mo ago
>I feel like paying your most experienced employees to quit is exactly the opposite of what Microsoft needs right now. I always felt thats the deal. But not a lot of people left the company when one was given, and we have rolling buys ou
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by free652 6mo ago
>Switching to 100% European cloud' Yea, they are even worse. They would sell out in a sec once goverment is going after them.
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by free652 6mo ago
That's dual use infrastructure. Its also used for military and goverment purposes, right? The same as China providing weapons components to Russia, masking them as "civilian".
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by free652 7mo ago
the boards now are pricier, at least the framework one. I got it for 1700, and now its ~$2400.
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by free652 7mo ago
>The DOD’s workforce of more than 3 million people will now be able to use a no-code or low-code tool called Agent Designer to create their own digital assistants for repetitive administrative tasks.
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by free652 7mo ago
Cost. You are about to making computers 10-20% more expensive. Computers also aren't used much these days, and phones and tables don't have ECC
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by free652 8mo ago
Looks like they are banning for using Gemini CLI / antigravity (subscription) endpoints instead of using Gemini API (pay as you go) endpoints.
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by free652 8mo ago
What dataset? Isn't the article clearly specified a different number? Your context sucks, and it's good as a lie. >Waymo reports 51 incidents in Austin alone in this same NHTSA database, but its fleet has driven orders of magni
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by free652 8mo ago
>withholding evidence from the prosecution, you are going to jail if you follow. Prosecution must present a valid search warrant for *specific* information. They don't get a carte blanche, so uber way is correct. lock computers and
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by free652 9mo ago
>This is just false. Amdgpu is an in tree kernel module and has been forever. https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/gpu/amdgpu/index.html You are arguing and arguing and shifting goal posts as w
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by free652 9mo ago
>Drivers are part of the kernel in Linux While the drivers at the runtime are part of the kernel, they are not distributed as part of the kernel. My drivers are *latest* -> 6.16.6.30200100-2255209.24.04 https://instinct.doc
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by free652 9mo ago
debian 13 is using kernel 6.12 vs ubuntu 24 6.14. I don't think it's a kernel issue, and more that amd drivers aren't there yet for the new hardware. running the latest also is problematic, i.e. a new kernel upgrade that blow
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by free652 9mo ago
I switched to Debian/Cinnamon few weeks ago. I am fairly good with the server sides of things, but the desktop a little painful. Screens dont wake up properly, sometimes only one screens wakes up, sometimes one screen wakes up with a w
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by free652 10mo ago
This is pretty much everytime in Europe, not sure if the local terminals or the chase chip card always prompts me to pay with 1) USD 2) EURO
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by free652 10mo ago
yes, 2.5 just couldnt use tools right. 3.0 is way better at coding. better than sonnet 4.5/
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by free652 10mo ago
You cant buy an iPhone without a director approval. And it's like 3 gen behind as well. So no, they don't use iPhones.
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by free652 10mo ago
>(Ukraine was richer than Poland in 1993...) Lol that's an absolute false statement. Ukraine was never richer than Poland, when it became a country (1991) economy went down a lot. So in 1993 - hahaha. https://www.nationma
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by free652 11mo ago
Why? I would expect China to be at the top since it's #1 manufacturing country? But India is like behind Germany at (5). How about GDP per emission? And that would make China way higher than US. https://ourworldindata.org&#x
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by free652 11mo ago
Ohhh so they aren't like selling weapon to Russia? Right. Keep going.
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by free652 1y ago
Well you found one, and I can tell you about time when in EU that a place took a hard print of my card in the last 5 years! Didn't even know that card imprinters still exists. Zelle is not just person to person, it's just a transf
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by free652 1y ago
>magnetic swipe card phaseout. Swipe? I don't recall a time when I needed to swipe in US in the last few years. Pretty much tap, tap, tap, tap. Actually you cannot swipe a card in US that has a chip, and probably 99% of cards have c
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by free652 1y ago
I am I really hate driving long road trips.. So yes! Or they could even sell private taxi between states so I don't even have to own a car :)
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by free652 1y ago
does gemini code assist work with Rider? Since its a jetbrain ide? I would drop VS2022 in favor of anything, but vscode isn;t cutting it.
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by free652 1y ago
Haven't installed an app in ages, but seeing an ad in a store isn't as bad as seeing an ad in my app launcher. And yes, windows puts ads in the start menu.
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by free652 1y ago
Weirdly that I don't get any ads in Android.... My phone was made by the same ad company.
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by free652 1y ago
Jesus, it was so annoying so I kept appending a letter after each password reset -> a through z thankfully my current company let me keep my password for the last 3 years
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by free652 1y ago
> You were never getting on the plane in the first place. Not always the case, you could be physically removed from the plane because the flight is full: https://www.flyertalk.com/articles/overbooked-united-flight-..
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by free652 2y ago
April 1st!
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by free652 2y ago
zfsbootmenu https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org/en/v3.0.x/ Also nice way to recover zfs if anything goes wrong. yea, it's a linux image for just booting. But you put it as an EFI image, and works great.
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by free652 2y ago
Well since FreeBSD is pulling ZFS source from Linux, I am not certain what are the rough edges. And I have ran ZFS for 7+ years on Linux with zero issues.

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