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by imhoguy 8mo ago
Paper [2025] https://chemrxiv.org/doi/pdf/10.26434/chemrxiv-2025-zz9t7
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AzoBiPy – stable organic redox flow battery compound(nouvelles.umontreal.ca)
1 points by imhoguy 8mo ago|1 comments
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by imhoguy 9mo ago
YT ads are intrusive like with TV. You can't skip most them easily anymore like you can scroll and skip sponsored Google Search results.
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by imhoguy 9mo ago
Especially when you have to account HIPAA/GDPR/legalese, and some serious SecOps behind that.
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by imhoguy 9mo ago
I would say Sqlite is closer, you find it on every phone, browser, server. I bet Sqlite files will be still readable in 2100. And I love Postgres.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
They can much more than you can imagine. I bet you have installed at least one 3-rd party app with Facebook SDK bundled in and profiling you. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44763949
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by imhoguy 1y ago
No, her phone is clean. The point is GAds quite often are of questionable quality with bullshit scaring unaware people. But then as a solution G worry of grannies being tricked into installing APKs so they turn into gatekeepers of side load
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by imhoguy 1y ago
My mother in law is constantly worried by some Google Ads in random apps that her phone is hacked...
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by imhoguy 1y ago
The risk is Google could ban all F-Droid apps in one step, which will happen for sure.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
China will push own Android OS forks into other markets even harder, if they do it fully open-source then bonus for them, users will force devs (banking apps etc) to get more support. A good example is one EU bank which publishes to Huawei&
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Only in high temperature.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Longer cycle does better job with microbes removal, especially with enzyme and activated oxygen bleach based detergents. In 30 min your machine just "rinses" the laundry to get a scent. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#
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by imhoguy 1y ago
There is no free lunch, but you can sleep for minutes, you can use BLE for comms, e-ink for infrequent display updates etc.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
But consumers pick products for convenience reasons and Chrome updates crossed PITA line. Even my "boomers" family switches to FF.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Review flood of AI gen slop is going to burn out many teachers as it does with programmers hit by PR floods from juniors. I worry how these who love to write will get thru the system?
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I read it that OP has left IT and rested then got back to some freelance/co-op/own softwate development. I am on the same fence, just on my notice period in the shit show called corporate IT where there is 90% time spent on toxic
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Decarbonization is a wet dream. Alternative energy sources require toxic minerals extraction and manufacturing which turns biosystems into dead wastelands and waterlands into dry dustlands. The only way is to lower consumption drastically,
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I think that world will be abandoned by most of the sane people. Who personaly loves AI output? It it next level enshitification engine, see example in the article - spam...cough...salesbot.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
you can build AI unicorn without AI even: builder.ai /s
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by imhoguy 1y ago
What LLMs lack is emotions, because thanks to emotions people build great fortresses (fear, insecurity) or break limits (courage, risk).
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by imhoguy 1y ago
From early days of FB I remember it nagged to read all my addressbook/contacts. It was always data hungry. It wouldn't grow so quickly and big without gray ethics.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
This. IANAD but I think there maybe something deeper the author might be fighting, some hoarding and OCD. Balanced amount of personal and family archive is nice when revisited.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
I keep mine but archived as git history. I don't return to it but in critical moment I can come back to some obscure information I recorded years ago - useful for legal or insurance. And my "second brain" is just handful list
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Yes and No. EU acts are only guidelines and minimal requirements to be implemented by member country governments. There is a problem of gold-plating, overregulation of laws in some countries. In worst cases once you are targeted by audit of
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Roblox doesn't work under Linux. There are some workarounds with Wine but they stop working pretty quickly.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Not really, you usualy harvest during sunny season so you can also harvest energy from sun. Small lyophilizer takes 1kW/h. So you can easily preserve food even offgrid.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
> Picture trying to use a PC from 1994 in the year 2008. With all respect to PCs, my HP Pavilion DV6000 from 2006 works acceptably with Windows 10 once it got SSD.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
Even FOSS-based development depends on walled gardens, it is evident every time when GitHub is down.
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by imhoguy 1y ago
"neautiful" made me curious, that is absurd :)
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by imhoguy 1y ago
We just need one event of C*O of critical/big company bragging about firing engineering and replacing it with AI and then followed by huge cyberattack like that. Then see how AI balloon pops across news outlets.

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