lillecarl

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by lillecarl 1y ago
Well, no such thing has happened to NVIDIA Shield or Googles own devices, they're the only ones I'd consider. "Reputable brand" is too vague I agree.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Niri is currently being "hugged to death", if you want to contribute: Donate to Ivan or review others PRs before making your own, the project has no commercial backing and he's "overloaded" by the projects recent su
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by lillecarl 1y ago
That's a Logitech device with Google software, Googles own devices have superb support. Logitech didn't pay Google for support I guess.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
No, because every tiling WM has multiple workspaces. But yes, that wouldn't be true, though focus moves to fresh windows so it's not an issue.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
There is nothing wrong with the older devices either, they've kept compatibility as far as the hardware is concerned. Ragebait belongs elsewhere, thanks.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
"Google TV Streamer" is Googles official one, it's very streaming focused, any Android TV device of a reputable brand is good. NVIDIA Shields being the best. I can recommend the app "Stremio" which has an extensive
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by lillecarl 1y ago
I don't understand how all the authoritarian things he does keeps flying, isn't there any regulations in place to keep a crooked president in check? So much for "worlds greatest democracy". I prefer coalition governments
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Europe isn't EU, EU isn't Europe.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Haha if you block Politics, Sports, Celebrity News and Crypto there are no news in the USA section for me
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by lillecarl 1y ago
So the hidden usage caps doesn't equate to token usage? They charge per token, everyone charges per token.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
They charge per token...
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by lillecarl 1y ago
The real technological marvel here is the tire manufacturers. I took an RC car (Traxxas Rustler 4x4) designed for 11.1V(3s) and strapped a 22.2V(6s) system to it, upgraded all transmission parts and it holds up well. However you can't
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Yep, cerebras takes that thing to the next level with their "wafer chips". A common technique is killing defective cores entirely (how all cheaper CPUs are made). But reducing size will still increase yield since you can pick and
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by lillecarl 1y ago
And I said he's been right about everything he's been right about, because that's the stuff you'll remember.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Because I won't invest my time or money into rewatching every video, I don't get paid to be here.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Intel made fun of AMD for "taping chips together". Intel did everything on a monolithic die for about way too long. The smaller the node the smaller the yield, chiplets is a necessity now (or architectural changes like Cerebras).
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Yeah all the videos I saw where he was right had 100% accuracy, which you'll be reminded of in the next video, the times he was wrong won't be advertised the same.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
When I quit my job and had to get my own laptop I bought a Chromebook. If your usecase is Terminal + Browser they're really very good. I don't like that I'm supporting the Browser monopoly, but the battery life is supreme++(A
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Not intended to pick on Hack Club, but I don't see why anyone with tech competency in-house would choose Slack, and if you don't you probably have MS Teams. I don't participate in Slack communities, leaves me out of some Kube
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by lillecarl 1y ago
I assumed the parent was referring to "GDP growth" which doesn't matter when inflation eats it all and new coins go to megacorps rather than back into society, European standards of living has been consistently improving, esp
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Everything isn't about economic growth, quality of life is more important for people. EU aren't able to fend off Russia because other countries can't participate properly in the war. EU contributes significantly to very many
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by lillecarl 1y ago
So any b2c thing where you're going to abuse your customers is American, what an achievement! There's no denying America has done good in some industries, but when it comes at the cost of societies weak I can't help but think
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by lillecarl 1y ago
There doesn't have to be an equivalent of everything, I wouldn't want to use US cloud because of price and governance. At most I use the "cloudy" services and rent "capacity" from a European provider, companies
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Does it matter where it's developed though? Once it's good enough to expand into all major US cities they could look into deploying in Europe too. Im happy to let Americans be the beta testers
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by lillecarl 1y ago
I believe good centralized infrastructure for this would be a good start. It could be "gamified" and reviewers could earn reputation for reviewing packages, common packages would be reviewed all the time. Kinda like Stackoverflow
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by lillecarl 1y ago
80/20, also they're not implementing JIT and such because of complexity.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Sure, talk to your grid operators about that! :)
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by lillecarl 1y ago
There are barely any stay at home moms because it's socially detrimental, the ones who are are either social outcasts by lack of capability or religious oppression. We should not subsidize stay at home moms or dad's because it&#x2
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by lillecarl 1y ago
We live in different societies, yours is extremely on the individualism spectrum and ours is on the "common good" spectrum. We don't subsidize the childcare corporations here, we do what's best for society.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
In Sweden we value equality and everyone working. If someone is wealthy enough to have a stay-at-home parent it's their choice to do so, we shouldn't subsidize the rich. It is good for children to go to a place where they learn to

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