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lazide
5mo ago
When it was explicit, and part of the relationship, sure. Because those questions aren’t questions.
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lazide
5mo ago
When would that ever make sense over solar?
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lazide
5mo ago
To be fair, they are almost certainly dumb as hell regardless of if they spend time figuring this out or not.
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lazide
5mo ago
No company with a legal rep is going to be happy with that situation - ever. Who even owns the code the person is working on? Who is responsible when it goes wrong?
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lazide
5mo ago
Good thing ‘08 never happened eh?
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lazide
5mo ago
They make money from your spam too, at least in the short term.
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lazide
5mo ago
It is absolutely unexpected in climbing. Even a single bolt failing is highly unusual. Additionally, the rope length extends quite a bit of an anchor fails (and it partially recovers it’s elasticity before the other anchors engage). Later a
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lazide
5mo ago
So, never lived in corp land? Healthy isn’t on most corporations radars except where it causes liability to them.
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lazide
6mo ago
Issue is mostly lack of standard dc power distribution standards - outside of old telco ones anyway. It’s cheap and easy (relatively) to transform AC voltages, and hence to manage AC power distribution. DC is trickier, and voltage switchin
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lazide
6mo ago
‘It lets the smoke out’ is a classic, and happens periodically. Bad waveforms cause weird heating issues, (literal) audio noise, and sometimes sporadic stability issues with computers. It typically shows up ‘randomly’ unless you know how to
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lazide
6mo ago
Did you not see the foreign drone parts bans?
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lazide
6mo ago
Hope never dies.
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lazide
6mo ago
That is merely a sequence generation strategy.
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lazide
6mo ago
Sequences, generally.
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lazide
6mo ago
You seem very confused. Who are you referring to as having made ‘no move’ in Ukraine?
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lazide
6mo ago
It’ll be outcompeted by flying cars of course.
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lazide
6mo ago
If this was really an economically viable plan, we’d all just take taxis everywhere. And some do. Most don’t, for the same reasons self driving doesn’t matter.
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lazide
6mo ago
They’ll still have hundreds of individual drives. Of these drives.
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lazide
6mo ago
Tether and a bunch of even shadier crypto stuff normalized this.
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lazide
6mo ago
Are we talking drug gangs as poor? Because the foot soldiers sure are.
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lazide
6mo ago
Registering in Panama isn’t even the sketchy thing! They listed a false agent of process, hah.
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lazide
6mo ago
Ever read Vernor Vinge’s a deepness in the sky? Digital archeologist, coming right up.
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lazide
6mo ago
This one? [ https://leviton.com/products/residential/load-centers ] It’s only a minor change from a 75 year old square D design, with some (albeit nice) aesthetic improvements. [ https://www.se.com/us
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lazide
6mo ago
This is like insisting - after the problem turns out to be harder than thought - that the worlds roads need to be completely redone to make them self driving friendly, so self driving can work. Isn’t the whole ‘promise’ of AI that it doesn’
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lazide
6mo ago
You can’t get the ‘nice’ panels in the US - they aren’t approved by local code.
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lazide
6mo ago
Subconsciously?!?
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lazide
6mo ago
It’s the trade offs. If you have an actual enforced cap, those services will be disabled until you resolve the cap - which depending on the latency for usage updates, may be hours after you pass the cap, and hours after you resolve the issu
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lazide
6mo ago
Like any political idealogy, it falls apart when compared to reality. Which part of reality someone ignores/denies is what defines their ‘alignment’ in general.
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lazide
6mo ago
Ain’t nobody reviewing the majority of vibe coded output.
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lazide
6mo ago
Sure, but in some you’re explicitly predicting the time someone gets black bagged, or an invasion happens - or you’re predicting next months oil price, which may be a defacto proxy, but has less moral hazard if you’re a random special ops g
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