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by lostlogin 3mo ago
The link provided by dewey - a direct source. https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio...
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I really wish there was a way to support their amazing product without a cent going the way of the Russian government. I get that there is a stance being taken, and it's an attempt to be apolitical, but that's in itself a politic
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
There has been some talk recently about the impact on water of closed loop systems - as it turns out they get a flush before first use and that contamination from that has been a problem.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> The noise issue is not irrational. It’s quite the thing to say it’s irrational whilst acknowledging you are insensitive to sounds.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
This might be true in the US (which is obviously what the article is about) but it isn’t everywhere. Data centre impact is a concern here in New Zealand and we have a poor track record of handling the impact of large users of electricity. C
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> retrofitting very old machine tools with modern motion controls. I have a friend who has automated an old food production line. Eg peanut butter making, Muslie roasting etc. With no background in programming he got machines hooked up m
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
The US is our largest market for meat exports. Our top dairy markets are all in Asia, China being too. https://www.stats.govt.nz/news/meat-exports-reach-10-billion... https://www.stats.govt.nz/news&#x2F
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> What country and what industries? New Zealand. Meat exports and dairy.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
Appeals to fairness are difficult to accept when the rest of us out here in the world have been hurt by the US imposing tariffs and sanctions on us over the past few decades, and with intense chaotic energy in the last few years. How do we
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
Bailing out the EU was a big hit to the economy and not many countries have taken hits like that. There are estimates as high as 10% of GDP, though 6-8% seem more agreed upon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_effe
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
They have solar ones, but judging by reviews, they get about 10 minutes extra battery life per hour in the sun.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> here in ukraine we bought all 21k pickups in europe I wasn’t aware of this - this article mentions 100k purchases in the first 2 years of the war. https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine-war-rely-pickup-truc...
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
The truck photos are too.
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The safety aspect is intersting. The driver might be safer, but they are vastly more likely to kill anything they hit. https://www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/news/2025/being-hit-suv-i...
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
But you do find plenty of dubious traits in the authors (both the toilet scrawlers and the literary gods).
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That’s really impressive - to anyone passing through, the video is with a watch.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> It's mostly because Garmin wants to maximize profits I see people riding bikes worth tens of thousands regularly. They should try a top tier models and see what happens.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> I know I can also use a bike GPS or a more generic GPSr with a large screen. Their bike computers have a long lasting battery and are helpful for data. But wow are they frustrating. Software update regularly loses the config, the inter
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
Britain is on a hell of a trajectory. First Brexit then the rise of Reform. If that scam of a man wins the next election, it’ll be quite the show.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
What’s the level of subsidy that’s ok?
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
So ridiculous. So a bit of subsidy is ok, but no more than the US does? As a country that’s suffered from the US subsidising its own industries, my sympathy is zero.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> What would the attack vector be? The cameras. But quite how, I don’t know.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> who’s payroll your politicians are on It doesn’t even have to be foreign - it can just be corrupt self interest. What other explanation is there for attacking Venezuela and Iran?
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There is other good stuff on that site. Eg that tractor. https://www.lego.com/en-us/history/articles/d-the-lego-fergu...
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> human-or-LLM-driven error. In a computer system, dont those categories cover pretty much everything except a meteor strike?
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> By a knowledgeable/skilled person who listens to the call. (Which the AI solution provides). Sorry, I parsed this as claiming ‘the AI solution provides a quality of results the same as a human.’ Are you actually saying that the AI
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
I’m sure the AI won’t show that.
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> By a knowledgeable/skilled person who listens to the call. (Which the AI solution provides). Are you saying that the AI is the same as a knowledgable/skilled person?
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
That’s the measure for one pathology, but in terms of a provider comparison, what’s the measure? It isn’t dollars versus life span or morbidity.
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by lostlogin 3mo ago
> you can rely on the customers. Patient or customer? I even struggle with that, but I guess that’s what people are in a privatised healthcare system.

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