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imhoguy
3y ago
And this rabbit hole thread has brought me to Power-over-Fiber solutions.
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imhoguy
3y ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity" – Hanlon's razor[0] Apart of some war zones or crime holes the world is quite safe and hospitable in general if one doesn't do stupid mistakes o
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imhoguy
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It is a matter of time when some subsidized/national labs get some hefty grants to pick up the challenge, e.g. EU https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/research-area/i...
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imhoguy
3y ago
I keep old Yoga 13 in a drawer. I think it happened still too early for its time - too heavy as tablet, fans, small screen vs form factor, font hinting quite bad in vertical mode, Windows8 clunky interface, battery... I think today's M
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imhoguy
3y ago
HP has had partnership with Samsung an has bought its printer division in 2017, it has partnership with Canon too. I think there is not much invention anymore, it is just long tail market now. Other than for specialised use, people just buy
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imhoguy
3y ago
You must use your own judgement before relying on or making any recipe produced by Savey Meal-bot The problem is the upcoming young generation is going to use AI to aid their judgement.
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imhoguy
3y ago
Nah, I would go even further with HDCP[0] /s https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-bandwidth_Digital_Conte...
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imhoguy
3y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not an accountant, seek professional advice. Speaking of EU export rules, which still should be not much different in the UK, when you perform work as business entity remotely from EU country to business entity in the o
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imhoguy
3y ago
Web distributed AI singularity implemented in Rust as JS/WASM/WebGPU app with crypto infrastructure to gamify crowd-sourced training and use - not too far really..
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imhoguy
3y ago
I think the wardriving could stay, they will switch from antena to very sensitive cameras ;)
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imhoguy
3y ago
> Light’s line-of-sight propagation enhances security I am not convinced here, especially that picture that data doesn't leave the place. Eavesdropping thru windows is a thing.
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imhoguy
3y ago
They are now pouring money into AI hype to build the ultimate support service which I bet will be shitty as hell too because of obvious "cost cutting" and detachement from reality.
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imhoguy
3y ago
Had migraines when CCFL backlights were replaced by cheap LEDs with PWM flickering in 50/60Hz visible frequencies. Pretty much same shit happened to early LED bulbs. Just wait for the better evolution.
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imhoguy
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For post-growth to go mainstream we will need drastic regulations and control, think of "Fit for 55"[0] rules but more dystopian. Post-growth isn't compatible with capitalism or human greed. I hardly see it now in the world w
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imhoguy
3y ago
I don't think that would pay off, too exotic, there is much more flexibility with virtualization and binary translators (Rosetta).
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3y ago
0. I am going to start that workout tomorrow. /s
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imhoguy
3y ago
You can order laptops with 5G WWAN card built-in or just insert one later, every business laptop brand like Lenovo (Thinkpad), Dell or HP allow them. From my own experience the problem with USB dongle (used ZTE USB) is that they are inconve
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imhoguy
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Some cool tech there too - client side sqlite db over wasm, neat! :)
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imhoguy
3y ago
The fun fact is that Intel had the biggest stake in ASML (15%) vs TSMC (5%) vs Samsung (3%), but they indeed cashed out. It was join investment. https://semiwiki.com/semiconductor-services/semiconductor-ad...
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3y ago
Ubuntu+XFCE4 = XUbuntu - I'm just `dd`-ing the same installation between different laptops for 10 years. Surely upgrades need to happen, but they are quite minimal. But you are right about snap, especially forced Firefox is quite much,
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imhoguy
4y ago
> Far future: no more software engineers, but also no more human work of any kind. Post scarcity society. or society which will sort out problems with "sticks and stones"
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imhoguy
4y ago
Local ISPs were either replaced or taken over by larger operators. But one had to show up and put cables. VPN is rather like FTP hosting of 2020s, global and anyone with WireGuard source anyone can fork clients and make VPN in a little time
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imhoguy
4y ago
As with any craze the best suited are the shovel sellers... NVDA.
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imhoguy
4y ago
Gen AI, you got me here, for a second I thought it is the next one after Gen Z.
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imhoguy
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They will call us back in 2038 when shit will hit the fan.
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Is it possible for FDIC to bankrupt with enough number of banks failing? Where that $250k insurance money come from really? If it is all Fed printed first then I understand assets are auctioned later to suck that printed money out of the ma
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imhoguy
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I think thanks to Agile standups it might have shifted into call-centers /s
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And could holding in farts out of embarasment worsen it too?
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Add some AI and we can sit back and see it building Dyson sphere soon /s
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This, anything happening to Taiwan will shaken IT and electronics industry severely. We are ahead of "chip-covid" event in my opinion as IT wasn't enough shaken by SARS-Cov2 or Ukraine, I hope I am wrong. Intel stock price wo
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