kuschku

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by kuschku 4mo ago
1. Inelastic supply. It takes quite a while to increase production. 2. Volatility creates uncertainty, which always increases cost. And we've seen extreme volatility in energy prices and tariffs under the current US administration.
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by kuschku 4mo ago
You know how fractional reserve banking can create money out of thin air? In theory, the stock market can be used in the same way. Which is what the AI providers have been doing.
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by kuschku 4mo ago
Then check out the Serverbörse https://www.hetzner.com/de/sb/ that's exactly what you're asking for. Used servers, some of them with Skylake (2015) processors, some even with Haswell (2014) processors. H
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by kuschku 4mo ago
Primarily, because Python doesn't have quasi-quoting. You can't pass an expression without workarounds like this.
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by kuschku 4mo ago
And yet, I ended up throwing the IKEA coffee table out, and instead making one myself. I had no prior experience with woodworking, and while it's a little bit wobbly, it's much more robust and it's the exact shape and size I
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by kuschku 4mo ago
> The other two groups also used LLM but in a high-level and architectural way. Sounds more like the score is 3/3 (100%) Would you have accepted them cooy-pasting code from libraries together to build their project? If not, why is u
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by kuschku 4mo ago
> The learning curve is as steep and tall as the granite walls of El Capitan. Have you read the beginners guide? https://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/UserManuals/DaVinci-R... At 643 pages it's surprisingly sh
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by kuschku 4mo ago
If you're attached to Gnome, this won't be a solution, but if you're willing to consider other options, KDE allows configuring the number of virtual desktops and their arrangement.
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by kuschku 5mo ago
There are already solutions for doing exactly that. e.g., DB's apps allow purchasing tickets for many other countries, and you can find and purchase DB tickets via Google Flights.
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by kuschku 5mo ago
It is an insurmountable hassle as none of my other devices — cameras, beltpacks, intercoms, mixing consoles — use or support usb-audio, nor will they ever. It's already enough of a hassle to add/remove the 3.5mm/6.35mm headph
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by kuschku 5mo ago
You're not that wrong - look at e.g. Tesla. Back in the day, the point of the stock market was not to make money off stock price changes, but to make money of the dividends, which was much more stable (but has a different set of issues
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by kuschku 5mo ago
As the sibling notes, that would usually be marked as Generated-By or Generator or similar tags. Claude is only using "Co-Authored-By" for the same reason that Anthropic is calling claude "he", not "it": to ant
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by kuschku 5mo ago
That's exactly what you're supposed to do - if a tool generated the code in a commit, you should be using a commit trailer for that. Whether that's uniffi, an rpc preprocessor, dependabot or renovate, or some AI tool.
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by kuschku 5mo ago
I see this every day in our video calls. There's always 1. The user whose jabra headset is intermittently cutting in or out, or whose airpods are empty, who then switches to macbook speakers & microphones 2. The user user whose lef
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by kuschku 5mo ago
You can work around the SD card just as "easily" as you can work around the card slot, as you can just always keep a usb-c sd card reader plugged into the phone. Obviously, both of them are absolutely silly "solutions" t
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by kuschku 5mo ago
Search for "global shortcuts" in your start menu. KDE Plasma has a global shortcuts settings page where you can create shortcuts to run any program, command, open any page you like etc. https://userbase.kde.org/Tu
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by kuschku 5mo ago
Many distros have meta-packages, which install a specific desktop and some good defaults. Omarchy could have just been two packages, omarchy-defaults (a package containing the default configs) and omarchy-base (a metapackage depending on al
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by kuschku 5mo ago
People appreciate clean, good defaults. Nothing unnecessary, everything following a well thought-out pattern. If you break this clean design out of pragmatism, to ship something that most users would install themselves anyway, most people w
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by kuschku 5mo ago
They are — all non-flagships do still have headphone jacks, even the Pixel A lineup kept them for many many years after the mainline Pixel phones dropped them. And the reason most phones keep these is because wireless headphones are in the
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by kuschku 5mo ago
I've gone back to physical books. Even if that means carrying huge hardcover textbooks that weigh more than a pound, the reading experience is much nicer than a Kindle if I can flip between e.g. an explanation and the corresponding fig
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by kuschku 5mo ago
> Are you normally reading in a moving vehicle or something? Indeed I am! My primary use case for the kindle is to use it on the train. > which has much larger touch zones than the normal Kindle software. That may actually be the reas
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by kuschku 5mo ago
Why 15 years? Why should I ever have to accept things getting worse? Isn't the point of progress that things get better ? There's multiple touch zones (which aren't visible or marked), there's multiple gestures you ca
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by kuschku 5mo ago
The reason people complain is because the old kindles used to have buttons, and honestly the touch screen is really fucking janky if you're used to the page turning buttons of the kindle 4, or the onscreen keyboard is janky if you&#x27
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by kuschku 5mo ago
> I remember these types of posts saying Google is done because they shut down Google Reader. [...] I have some friends in real life who complained about reader, and none of them even use RSS feeds anymore. I mean seriously? Can't y
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by kuschku 5mo ago
> It's a fair complaint that people built services using the cheaper ones with the expectation future models would be similarly priced Everyone could see this coming from miles away, everyone warned that this would happen again and
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by kuschku 5mo ago
> Would you give to the state 30% of your income to pay for public services? Most people would say yes. What about 40%? 50%? I pay about 6% for public services, around 8% for health insurance, and around 25% for the public pension insura
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by kuschku 5mo ago
Germany is standing at the abyss. America is one step ahead.
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by kuschku 5mo ago
> the Core One a good response but still lacking on the multi-material front, etc... Luckily, INDX is just around the corner :)
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by kuschku 5mo ago
The printer firmware is proprietary, cannot be easily changed anymore, and does certificate pinning for the cloud functionality. LAN mode does not expose the same functionality as the cloud.
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by kuschku 5mo ago
The best way is to collect logs & crash reports locally, and if the app crashes you offer an option to send the report directly to you. That's what I do in my apps. And it turns out, that actually increased the quality of the bug r

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