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by kube-system 1mo ago
GitHub was acquired for 10B in 2026 dollars. And software on HF requires quite a bit more hardware expenditure to run.
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by kube-system 1mo ago
That’s exactly the same as what is happening here. They’re ideas crazy enough that most people react with “you’re fucking with me, right?” And some people definitely are… but there’s always a cross section of people gullible enough to beli
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by kube-system 1mo ago
Yes, the permissions systems in software usually is built to reflect the reality of someone's job role.
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by kube-system 1mo ago
Yes, but the end users are not (yet) code, they are humans. In order to fix the data in the system, the organization will have to place a human behind the keyboard with the authority and ability to change the data from incorrect to correct
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by kube-system 1mo ago
Virtually all color laser printers and copiers .
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by kube-system 1mo ago
Yeah, the typical way to fix an unforeseen data issue is that someone is empowered to update the data manually on the backend which sounds like exactly what happened. That being a slow process is not a software engineering issue, but an o
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by kube-system 1mo ago
Bugs caused by edge-cases in data are exactly the types of bugs that are usually not caught in smoke tests. In my experience with large regulated systems, the engineers writing the software don't have the expertise to even know what
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by kube-system 2mo ago
The economic landscape of farming is very bimodal. “Most farmers” (by headcount) are subsistence farmers who live in impoverished countries and don’t produce very much food because they are feeding themselves and their immediate community.
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by kube-system 2mo ago
This is difficult even for experts paying attention because economics is cyclical and policies can take time to show their effects
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Unfortunately, systematically and illegally dismantling the organization responsible for protecting us against diarrhea lettuce is a setback to that goal.
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by kube-system 2mo ago
The vast majority of voters don’t ever understand why they’re being screwed by economic policies, they just know when they are .
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by kube-system 2mo ago
When you enter the unlock code to a phone that was already reset, it immediately unlocks. When you enter the duress code, you get an animation while it resets, and then it reboots to a factory reset state. It is directly observable which
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by kube-system 2mo ago
> What is the difference between giving them a password which wipes the phone and giving them a password which opens a blank phone? > It's the same thing. They punched in a code, they are presented with a wiped phone. No, the beh
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by kube-system 2mo ago
That's not how it works. There's a lot of DRAM pricing scandals but this is not one of them. In this supply constrained market, DRAM manufacturers literally aren't the ones deciding to increase prices, buyers who are bidding
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Yes? And most of that is just announcements from SK Hynix and CXMT coming online. Samsung's announcements are more conservative, and Micron is barely building shit. All of it put together still drags far behind demand, according to e
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Yes, even memory manufacturers believe it is temporary which is part of the reason that supply has not increased to match demand and prices have spiked.
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by kube-system 2mo ago
it looks like it took design inspiration from the Apple ADB mouse: https://i0.wp.com/applerescueofdenver.com/wp-content/uploads...
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Knowingly exceeding authorized access of any computer used in interstate commerce is a felony in the US. The title of TFA is a metaphorical criticism, not a literal law analysis. They are not making the statement that the person in Austra
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by kube-system 2mo ago
People who bought during white flight are at the end of their lifetime about now. Often the inheritors are not residents Also this real estate is usually cheap and the inheritors often want to offload it because it has spent the last few de
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by kube-system 2mo ago
The lowest common denominator user is more afraid of visiting the settings menu than they are of clicking allow on just about any permissions popup.
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Yeah, that's insane, you'd need to have many billions of dollars and buy up a huge chunk of the worlds memory supply to do that /s
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by kube-system 2mo ago
You’re at least an order or magnitude under… likely two. A single AI server with a mere 8 GPUs from Nvidia is already mid 6 digits. A rack system from Nvidia is mid 7 digits. There’s some info out there that suggests the CS1 had an 8 digit
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Want a nice wardrobe? Well vuk u, you get this one: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/vuku-wardrobe-white-80331973/ Need an end table that is lacking? https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p&#x
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Yes, which is why most optimize tires primarily for price, fuel economy, and NVH, because those are the things which a consumer notices the most when buying a vehicle: "what's the price, what's the EPA estimate, and did I lik
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by kube-system 2mo ago
My Honda’s energy efficient tires are cheap. Your Tesla tires are expensive because of their lower volume and high performance design. They have different compound and more durable construction to handle the weight and torque better, and ha
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by kube-system 2mo ago
> manufacturers could start selling cars with worse tires to bring down the average. OEMs do the opposite already because their official MPG ratings are calculated using the OE tires. OE tires are sometimes criticized as prioritizing fu
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by kube-system 2mo ago
> If a tire is "inefficient" and therefore "bad", why can't California just ban the sale of them? Instead there will be a new government funded office and rating system Isn’t it doing both?
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by kube-system 2mo ago
and Muse Glimmer uses a lot fewer tokens than Qwen 3.8. I found it more usable on my hardware because I can get an answer quicker.
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by kube-system 2mo ago
Sadly, this is a better comparison than you probably intended, because access to school lunch is still not universal in the US. If a child cannot pay, there are some districts that serve cheaper alternative meals that don't meet the no
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by kube-system 2mo ago
These types of comments always come up when local TV news makes its way to a broader audience. Yes, the story was originally spoken out loud on a TV broadcast to an audience who knows what St. Lucie is. It is a global journalistic standard

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