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by friendzis 7mo ago
Because otherwise the incentive structures for solar-as-baseload, sweeping the actual cost on the consumers, collapse. The system is built on putting equality sign between oversubscribed solar and coal/gas backups during times of under
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> And don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Yes there are times when solar doesn't produce energy, but there are also times where it OVERproduces. When solar OVERproduces you have to literally pay someone to consume that ener
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> The acceleration is in the decrease of the cost to produce misinformation. So it's a spam issue. And normally, while annoying it's possible to fight spam, however on these topics we have built structures that disable the very
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by friendzis 7mo ago
Disregarding the grandfathered free accounts, own domain is $7.20/user/month on gmail, €5/month on Proton. On microsoft that's business tier feature and AFAIK not supported at all on Yahoo.
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by friendzis 7mo ago
The lock-in of email platforms is the address. With IMAP you can extract the messages right away and migrate. Yet, you would still have to check the old mailbox for stray emails that you must tell to reach you on the new address. And contin
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by friendzis 7mo ago
Not only that, but airports blink in-and-out of existence as you zoom or pan the map around . It can't even decide if it wants to show a certain airport or not.
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by friendzis 7mo ago
This screams vibe-coded slop. Think about it, if you were to implement zoom based detail level, you would have to try hard to introduce a bug on line 3, yet it happens to hit prod. Yet, this thread is full of people defending this pre-alp
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> Information found online will also no longer be trustable Most information you can access publicly, including Wikipedia, is a result of astroturfing fight. Most information online had not been trustable for double digit number of years
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by friendzis 7mo ago
It means it's strictly unavailable for ~80% of people out there on Windows/Linux/Android?
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by friendzis 7mo ago
A select airport view has flight data limited to some x hours, meaning you cannot even see if a flight later in the day is still scheduled to arrive on time without consulting those official pages anyway. So quite objectively no, it's
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by friendzis 7mo ago
Knowing when I land, especially if there are any disturbances, is probably THE most important piece of information with regards to a flight. I have already planned my airport arrival, at least for the first leg, and the worst scenario is
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by friendzis 7mo ago
The app is mac/i os-only, though.
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by friendzis 7mo ago
Note: the web interface exposes minimal info, the rest is hidden in a mac-only app. Don't bother.
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by friendzis 7mo ago
No, those are separate issues. The pipeline is something like: download material -> store material -> train models on material -> store models trained on material -> serve output generated from models. These questions focus on t
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> The GFDL imposes restrictions on distribution, not copying, so merely downloading a copy imposes no obligation on you and so isn't a copyright infringement either. The restrictions fall not only on verbatim distribution, but deri
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> The time burden on physicians is staggering — estimated at $68,000 per physician per year spent dealing with billing-related administrative matters Having had my share in the administrative part of the medical field, that figure is mos
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by friendzis 7mo ago
You can see this pattern in many different topics: updoots are highly correlated with a positive answer to "do I personally get to profit"?
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by friendzis 7mo ago
> I’m sure it is only a matter of time before you can pay to inject your product into the models so it knows about it faster, but incumbent companies will pay more to make sure they don’t. You have just discovered the fully enshittified
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by friendzis 7mo ago
The value is in the signature and the power of the legal department your insurance provider employs.
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by friendzis 7mo ago
This little experiment of yours highlights the issue at hand quite well. In every language there is a thing called "voice": academic, formal, informal, intimate, etc. The rewritten paragraph sounds written in the notorious "L
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by friendzis 8mo ago
> so if you are traveling, it will suggest best ways to travel, best hotel, etc. The scary part: they are already doing that. We might suspect that those recommendations initially used to come from paid/affiliate blogs ingested in
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by friendzis 8mo ago
Explain It Like I'm Five. From TFA: > Last month, a developer on your team enabled the Gemini API for an internal prototype. > The result: thousands of API keys that were deployed as benign billing tokens are now live Gemini cred
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by friendzis 8mo ago
> You can test hypotheses and learn things even about chaotic or emergent systems. Ah yes, the famous "Cut GDP in half, abolish public schooling and use that as a control" experiment. Majority of economic "models" are
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by friendzis 8mo ago
Intimidation tactics do not work well without someone to tell the story.
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by friendzis 8mo ago
IANAL. In cases like this I like to suggest to remember Microsoft's case with IE bundling. The mere act of using monopolistic power of one arm of the business is enough to trigger anti-monopoly laws. Hiding listings that are found chea
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by friendzis 8mo ago
> Detecting whom exactly the next victim is going to be isn't really going to change anything as far as researching a treatment or cure goes. Your reasoning relies heavily on this statement, which is only true if occurrence is enti
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by friendzis 8mo ago
Is it more important to prevent your child from <...>, or to not be seen as an adversarial monster?
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by friendzis 8mo ago
[Any] task is much easier if you have the tools. Do/did you have a baby monitor? A technological tool, that allows you to "monitor" the baby while not being within an arms reach. Do you have an A+++++ oven with three panes of
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by friendzis 8mo ago
I think you are both right, to some degree. It's been some since I have used C++, but as far as I understand it RAII is primarily about controlling leaks, rather than strictly defined state (even if the name would imply that) once the
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by friendzis 8mo ago
> This would take advantage of human psychology that we like being part of something bigger than ourselves. > And it would hopefully have the emergent property that news that people feel is actually valuable gets spread more widely th

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