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by haiku2077 1y ago
Yes, ICE put out RFIs in the last month for companies to provide AI and other analysis for mass lead generation. ex https://sam.gov/opp/83693d33244e424191f58271c7faf72b/view People who previously "flew under
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by haiku2077 1y ago
> Only if they are in a paranoid state whereby LE maliciously enforces the law for any minor violation and enforces overwhelming (often illegal) responses to these infractions. ICE operates in every state. e.g. US citizens are being jail
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by haiku2077 1y ago
(not peter) It is absolutely wild that people are posting about the ways that they have broken the letter of immigration law on here using their regular accounts and identifiable IP addresses.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Zillow has rental management services - i.e. there are people who pay their rent though zillow.com
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by haiku2077 1y ago
My Linux terminal is 256 colors. Two hundred fifty six! That's like, every color!
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Each 2TB of SSD is like $85, double it if you want local redundancy in your software RAID. The rest is basically a nice custom PC minus a cool case and a high end GPU. A 9950X is $500, a 2x48GB kit is maybe $200. A few hundo more for a mobo
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Some people I know make a deal with a friend or relative to do cross backups to each others' homes. I use AWS Glacier as my archival backup, costs like 3 bucks a month for my data; you could make a copy onto two clouds if you like. The
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by haiku2077 1y ago
You're not joking. If you're like most people and have only a few TiB of data in total, self hosting on a NAS or spare PC is very viable. There are even products for non-technical people to set this up (e.g. software bundled with
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by haiku2077 1y ago
> Yandex isn't really a Russian company anymore The Dutch owners sold Yandex to a group of Russian investors.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Keep an eye on FRAM storage devices. Currently you can buy a USB stick with 8 KB of storage, but that storage is designed to last 200 years (and should at least survive a few decades). You can even recover the data off it with a soldering i
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by haiku2077 1y ago
I use 1Password as my 2FA app. They have a recovery kit you can print out and store in safe places, or if you have a device that you've previously set up, you can authenticate to your vault. https://support.1password.com&#x2
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Molasses is a thicker concentrate, and is infamously deadly when it floods. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Molasses_Flood
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Someone posted it below and it doesn't seem that difficult. One old use of the word "wonderful" was all that threw me off
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Not on current hardware. I have an AI voice bot running 24/7 on a Mac Mini in my office (provides services for a dedicated server for a video game) and the amount of power used above idle is minimal.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
> This moves the needle for Go To clarify, you could previously link to an external SSL library (typically something like BoringSSL) and people did do that. However, it makes cross compilation a pain compared to native Go.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Yeah, honestly, this just rocketed Go to possible one of the best languages to write these services in. You can write a fully self-contained and compliant program using just the standard library, where a lot of other languages need to be li
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by haiku2077 1y ago
It's also a new compiler option to transparently replace calls to the crypto stdlib package with FIPS versions
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by haiku2077 1y ago
> A language that would look the same today and ten years from now. You can still write Go 1.11 code and compile it with the Go 1.24 compiler. If you specify 1.11 in your go.mod it compiles your code with the 1.11 syntax.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
GKE can share a single GPU between multiple containers in a partitioned or timeshared scheme: https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/tim...
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Climate fiction such as New York 2140 and The Ministry for the Future might be one example of modern themes of technology reinforcing and amplifying existing inequalities.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
It means companies with US government contracts writing Go code can use the standard library crypto package in native Go instead if having to enable CGO and using a crypto library written in C. CGO is kind of a pain in the ass to develop wi
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by haiku2077 1y ago
If you like point and click adventures check out https://store.steampowered.com/app/1426010/STASIS_BONE_TOTEM... - one of the playable characters is an AI teddy bear and is a great character with fantastic writing
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Sometimes the heated water is useful. I worked at a campus in a cold region where our on site DC's heated water was used to heat the floors.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
The computer is a general purpose tool, though. You can play games, edit video and images, and self-host a movie/TV collection with real time transcoding with the same hardware. Many people have powerful PCs for playing games and runni
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by haiku2077 1y ago
I'm using Zed which supports Ollama on my M4 Macs. https://zed.dev/blog/fastest-ai-code-editor
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by haiku2077 1y ago
This already exists: https://youtu.be/6oqO3FXSecM
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by haiku2077 1y ago
The new version is removing the SCP universe integration, so I assume the subplot with the ghosts (a crossover with another SCP story during serialization) will be changed.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
The original version is still within the SCP website.
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by haiku2077 1y ago
Only if your goal is to transport yourself. I use my ebike for groceries, typically I'll have the motor in the lowest power setting on the way to the store, then coming back with cargo I'll have the motor turned up. I can bring ba
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by haiku2077 1y ago
$500 if you catch a sale at Costco or Best Buy!

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