karlgkk

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by karlgkk 6mo ago
Single digit millionaire
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
As a SDM, something about being able to retire immediately changes you. That violently brings into focus a new most important aspect of wealth. I’m still working (I enjoy it!). But, having a job is no longer stressful. Small stuff completel
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
> IMHO that means that "spinning up a facility" is relatively easy; Well it's not, and I never said it was. So, you're reading into things that aren't there, sorry. > the reason it doesn't happen is ROI Y
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
IDK a lot of media. I think they’re two surface level similar missions. It’s not so much about what they’re doing, but rather how they’re built and represented to the public IDK, my point is I can see how some people might get confused abou
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
As far as day-to-day production goes, it’s not a terribly complicated process. I’m not going to say it’s easy, but it’s not hard (in the grand scheme of this industry). Anyways, with that out of the way: Quote me where I talked about diffic
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
Making it isn’t hard. The issue is that it’s such a low margin product that anyone spinning up a facility will not see any decent ROI. And local govt won’t allow competition because it risks collapsing their whole market if both producers f
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
Maybe that was Parker? Parker and new horizons often get lumped together for some reason
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> That isn’t actually refuting his original argument. Just proving his example false. Correct. It is extremely false. And it's an extremely well documented event, as well. > Then you beg the question with a bit of a straw man fal
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
Frankly, I think you're trying to poke holes in a straightforward concept. And now you've dug your heels in and you're trying to justify it. But... let's ignore opinions and interpretations... > Sony heard about Ninte
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> No I don't have a fundamental misunderstanding. In the entire thread I'm talking about docker, not "containers" in general. You seem to have a misunderstanding apparently. i said modern containers. and you do have a
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> where it matters for a hobbyist you dont get to define "where it matters" for a hobbyist > which is where you are installing random third-party apps/containers that you want to run on your SBC locally this is such a c
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
You may be over estimating how much power a modern laptop backlight consumes and may be under estimating how much power a modern CPU/GPU consumes at idle. They are both significant factors. On your computer reading this, you're pr
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> You want to go to the world's best hotel? You are gonna be on their CCTV. ironically, in high end hotels, there's often a lot less cctv. not none. just less. rich people enjoy privacy
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> The more I think about this, the less sense it makes And yet, it’s the fundamental technology enabling always on phone and smartwatch displays The intent of this is to reduce the time that the CPU, GPU, and display controller is in an
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> Mac's UI is optimized around the assumption most users won't expand windows to fill the whole screen, but rather leave them half-sized somewhere in the middle The assumption is that the window should be the size of the conten
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
I love watching them interact. I ended up ditching a show in Alaska to sit in a grocery parking lot and watched eagles quarrel for almost two hours. They're great.
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> We once went on a tour to spot bald eagles in West Tennessee, and upon arrival, a woman with fluffy hair in the state park bathroom told us she had seen 113 bald eagles the day before. We ended up seeing (counts on one hand)…2. As a se
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> Should have let the hobbyist crowd keep going and kept tabs on performance and crashes. Or they believe that it has serious issues in a consumer SKU or consumer application.
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> doesn't work if the NVMe drive is attached to a RAID controller well that makes perfect sense, if its a consumer or prosumer grade raid controller, to be honest.
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> as they do in some US TV shows It depends on the hospital and it might also be regional. At the hospital I go to in California, green is for surgery and everyone else seems to be in a free for all. I know they reserve dark red for visi
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> Carriers supposedly prioritize their own customers They explicitly do, even among their own customers and plans. If you Google the carrier name plus QCI, you’ll find tables where people have documented, which plans are in which priorit
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> How sure are you that that would be made public? Extremely sure. There are both numerous private, academic, and governmental agencies that are constantly searching for both collision paths, and collision debris. The debris cloud alone
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
The MacBook neo is a great Mac for anyone who is fine with the built in apps, and doesn’t know what a gigabyte is. In a refresh or two when they up it to the next a-series pro chip and 12GB ram, it’s going to be an unambiguous deal.
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> I believe the standard nomenclature is "useful idiots". I don't. This snark really lets you downplay them and willingly ignore people who are concerned about a real problem. And then you'll act surprised when they g
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
> Obviously, it's not for protecting children Frankly, this is false. There's a lot of well intentioned people writing these laws and pushing for them. > Obviously, it's a technocratic trojan horse for increasing survei
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by karlgkk 7mo ago
I didn’t know there was a rewritable dvd format. My dad had a bunch of dvds, I used to love sneaking one off to play on my computer when I was a kid, since he stopped noticing when he got into bluray
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by karlgkk 8mo ago
im also one of those people who is struggling to understand why people seem so passionate. its a twitter clone. i also dont know whats going on, although it is a obscure drama from a relatively small community i think maybe that is this dis
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by karlgkk 8mo ago
Aw, so I was half right. I knew the newer one, which is MPS, will throw a page fault. Sorry, it’s been a while since I’ve done this stuff and we were mostly working with tz
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by karlgkk 8mo ago
a thought: do MPK actually control the kernel's ability to access memory? on intel, i think if you try to read that memory, a page fault wont be thrown. although with PKS, kernel reads will cause a page fault. so can the kernel (ring0)
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by karlgkk 8mo ago
front page has racial slurs, a link to goatse, and something crass about trans women. fantastic work /s

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