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by moogly 2y ago
I fully agree that all these things don't _solve_ anything and it never will, it just delays the inevitable a little bit. But it is not completely out of the question we could solve abundant nonpolluting energy. Failure there is not in
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by moogly 2y ago
> Kamala never talks like just a normal person. And Trump does? He says absolutely insane things. However, "normal people" don't run for president.
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by moogly 2y ago
> unless its paired with a huge reduction in how much total energy we actually use. This is very unrealistic IMO. That will never happen. It flies against the whole idea of civilization and the development of human history. Energy consum
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by moogly 2y ago
> Accidents caused by human drivers are one of the largest causes of injury and death In some parts of the world. Perhaps some countries should look deeper into why and why self-driving cars might not be the No. 1 answer to reduce traffi
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by moogly 2y ago
> I've always wondered why Postgres is so insanely popular Real answer: no licensing cost
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by moogly 2y ago
Turns out "just stop being fat lol" isn't very effectual advice.
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by moogly 2y ago
I can't imagine anyone writing that paragraph of his with a straight face. The chuckling must've lasted a week.
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by moogly 2y ago
> He mostly is just optimistic about time frames Perhaps if you have a selective memory. There's plenty of collections of straight-up set-in-stone falsehoods on the internet to find, if you're interested.
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by moogly 2y ago
All the people within creative arts will have to start working in the lithium mines. So that's accurate.
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by moogly 2y ago
The Infineon press release talks about indoor monitoring only, and it is even present in the title, but I have noticed that you guys consider HN to be a very important marketing channel, so I get it.
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by moogly 2y ago
Well, anyone serious about computer audio today will be using an external DAC. eGPUs? We'll see... Maybe if they get hot enough.
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by moogly 2y ago
Representing the letters "nsa" in "unsafe" since 2006.
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by moogly 2y ago
To sleep better at night, perhaps.
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by moogly 2y ago
If drilling were cheap (it most definitely is not), geothermal would be the better option.
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by moogly 2y ago
> Trump has said His word is worth nothing.
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by moogly 2y ago
No, we do interview assessments later in the day, or first thing the day after, plus we don't do live coding during interviews. Recall is just screenshots too; no audio. If we thought we needed to go back and scrutinize what someone sa
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by moogly 2y ago
Never once have I wanted to do this. Now that I know it's possible, I still cannot think of a valid use case for me.
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by moogly 2y ago
Because they couldn't shoehorn "AI" into the product, I guess.
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by moogly 2y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S254243512... > We show that short-circuited all-solid-state batteries can reach temperatures significantly higher than conventional Li-ion, which could le
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by moogly 2y ago
> In the long run, it would be good to have high-level languages other than Java that have garbage collection (at least optionally) and classes, and that are still capable of doing cross-platform system development. C#
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by moogly 2y ago
This has been the most requested feature by customers in C# for I-don't-know-how-long now.
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by moogly 2y ago
I could've swore when I read the review a minute or so after publication, they weren't there. Other comments on the actual article say the same, so I might not have imagined things and they were added after publication.
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by moogly 2y ago
Very positive spin from Anandtech. Questionable decision not to include a 7800X3D in those benchmarks. Probably didn't jive with the conclusions. Other publications are more lukewarm (at best).
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by moogly 2y ago
> Effectively unlimited clean energy is the goal. Reality check: We currently have no clean source for abundant tritium.
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by moogly 2y ago
Oh what the... I hesitate to use the word "sense" here, but it does make sense if operating the "dog windows" requires a cloud connection, as stated. So all of "California Mode"? How even in the whole what...
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by moogly 2y ago
> almost zero drama Hm. Wasn't (the lack of) generics pretty drama filled? Especially the way they fought against it for so long.
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by moogly 2y ago
Luckily it doesn't really matter. At that size, it's at most a 400 W panel, so the energy it produces is rather negligible. It was always a "just because we can" feature.
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by moogly 2y ago
I want to move my DAW to Linux, but giving up TotalMix is quite a blow... Not sure how well the NI Native Access crap is working on WINE either. Does anyone know?
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by moogly 2y ago
They don't seem to dogfood their own software. They don't seem to think it's very useful software in their own org, I guess.
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by moogly 2y ago
Baffling name. Sounds more apt for a DDoS service.

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