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by muskstinks 7mo ago
You might want to watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd26pWhfmg Claude is already able to find CVEs on expert level.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Thats competly two different things. Different companies, different manufactoring methods and different components. The inverter is the biggest cost at normal PVs for example, the panel itself is glas and alumnimum and not epoxy or plastic.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I'm giving them a lot more but I assumed people know uncle bob. Like the Open Source Architecture Books, Googles SRE Books, 1:1 mentoring every week. But yeah there is one person made of teflon. Nothing sticks. And i could tell you tha
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
One problem writing does have: we grew up in a massive changing and progressing software writing area. A golden area. Now i still show clean code videos from bob and other old things to new hires and young collegues. Java got more features,
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I pay 100 Euros per month energy bill and save 10% of it so 10 Euros per month or 120 Euros per year.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Mine was around 4 years and its west south + a tree in the middle. So spring and autom the tree is no problem but in summer lunch hpeak there is shadow on it.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
No your normal socket can be used the other way around without issues and that reverse load doesn't create a problem. Its even reducing your load on your main line beause the energy directly flows into the next consumer. German socket
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
What do you mean? Do you mean small solar panel for smartphones? Because the panels in the article are over a square meter big. Mine make 200-400 watts on sunny days
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Its estimated that a PV panel is co2 neutral aver 2 years. And the great thing is: this is only if the panel was produced with fossil fuels. So due to increase in green energy everywere, this number goes down too and a PV can easily be used
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I have one on my balcony. 400 Euros and it saves me 10% of my energy bill. works well and is probably now refinanced.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I'm following this very closly and i'm stunned. Any infos on why you think they are behind antrophic in years? I do see less quality from reasoning at chatgpt compared to Gemini but otherwise i'm not seeing a year or years ga
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
... for now. And just to be clear: AI continues to progress. There are already rumors about the next Anthropic model coming out and we are now in the phase of the biggest centralized reinforcement loop ever existed: everyone using ai for wr
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Feel free to add more info to this discussion. I only wanted to point out that number of jobs in context of the company growth. I found 160k already a huge/gigantic number though.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
what a horrible horrible read :| Clearly shows that either no one understands the whole picture anymore or that it became so diverse custom, that this is the only way of handling this now. I think though that these companies are more busine
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I verified it before and generated the graph with gemini for c&p it into hn
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I don't think its that easy. Look at their employee numbers over the years: (ai generated): Oracle Corporation Employee Count (2010 - 2025) Legend: Each '' represents approximately 4,000 employees. Year | Employees ----
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
It is for sure but running your own email is so time intense that i gave that up 10 years ago. i then decided to trust one company with most stuff. Also as I said, I would use something different for my personal stuff. But i'm waiting
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Whats the big difference then? You can get a lot of tokens for 20$ and not everything is a state secret i'm doing. But if i would use some API stuff, probably openrouter, isn't that easer to switch around and also have zero konwle
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I'm quite aware of my dependency and i'm balancing this in and out regularly over the last 10 years. Owning is expensive. Not owning is also expensive. Energy in germany is at 35 cent/kwh and skyrocketed to 60 when we had the
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Its a question of price, quality and other factors. If my company pays for it, i do not care. If i have a hobby project were it is about converting an idea in my spare time in what i want, i'm happily paying 20$. I just did something l
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Argh... i wanted to write 1-2 days. I meant it as a short buffer
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Another signal that we still have relevant progress in ai. Also that it is now good enough to make researchers faster.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I'm following battery prices and you can now get 25kwh for 3.5k. This will be a solved problem a lot sooner for a lot of people. A heat pump house uses perhaps 40-50kwh in deep winter.
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Real Memory: 138 MB Virtual Memory: 390 GB <<<<<< wtf? :) Shared Memory: 143 MB Private Memory: 34 MB
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
Tx for the breakdown. I will play around with it later on my windows machine. But isn't it crazy how we throw out so much memory just because of random buffers? It feels wrong to me
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I do not have plugins installed and i have only a handful of files open on macos. Memroy statistics says 200mb and a peak of 750mb in the past (for whatever reason)
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
You can see both sides, critzise how its done and still wanting to have the result of it. Its a little bit hypocritic which often enough ends in realism aka "okay we clearly can't fight their copyright infridgments because they ar
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
I'm always confused as hell how little insight we have in memory consumption. I look at memory profiles of rnomal apps and often think "what is burning that memory". Modern compression works so well, whats happening? Open you
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
The critisism is valid. The problem is how you value this critism. I agree they are stealing it but I also see the benefit of it for society and for myself. Suckerberg downloaded terabytes of books for training, while people around me got s
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by muskstinks 7mo ago
There are two ways and all of it in context of billions of dollars the richest companies in the world are investing with the smartest people working on it. These big companies want to see whats going to happen with more parameters and are a

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