nelsonic

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by nelsonic 5mo ago
Waterford -> WaterFox for anyone wondering: https://www.waterfox.com/
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by nelsonic 5mo ago
Brave is my default browser for non-sensitive tasks; e.g. most web browsing, GitHub, news, etc. The built-in ad-blocker & tracker blocker alone is worth it. Use chrome for testing. Stock Firefox for anything sensitive.
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by nelsonic 6mo ago
The USB-C Port on the Switch is capable of 1Gbps if the home network and internet connection supports it. Just need the right "dongle".
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by nelsonic 6mo ago
where did you study? and is it still like that?
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by nelsonic 6mo ago
Clearly Apple Execs either are being myopic about investing in space/satellites or they know something we don’t about launching future sats that make Globalstar partnership obsolete … They could be working on their own constellation
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by nelsonic 6mo ago
A $7,700 fine when they have 5000 queen ants with each potentially being worth $220 is a slap on the wrist! Meanwhile the 5000 colonies the queen ants were extracted from will collapse and the knock-on effect to the ecosystems will be catas
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
Nope. Google+ was a ghost town. They made the right call to shut it down and focus their efforts on YouTube. The videos and comments on YT are superb training data, every bit as good as Google+ was. In 2025, YouTube’s total revenue (adverti
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
For anyone wanting the video explanation from the creator, watch: https://youtu.be/P_wt-2P-WBk
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
100% Agree they will release an A19 Pro version in due course. Meanwhile the MacBook Neo with 8GB RAM will sell like hot-cakes!
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
Genuine question: who would buy a MacBook Neo to run Windows on it…? Surely people buying Neo are trying to escape MicroSlop?!
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
I daily-drive a base level MacBook Air M1 with 8GB RAM for writing docs and some light coding in VIM/VSCode. Never had any issues. When I need more I offload tasks to a remote VM (usually AWS/GCP). I can easily afford a top spec M
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by nelsonic 7mo ago
@shannoncc would love to read how you're using it. could you share more details?
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by nelsonic 8mo ago
Great analogy. ;-) Doubt Jensen sees himself as a “dealer” but considering the vendor lock-in and margins, he pretty much is the Tony Montana of Ai Chips. It’s nuts that this type of financing is legal.
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by nelsonic 8mo ago
The first mistake anyone makes is thinking they are “buying” anything with a domain. You’re renting it. And the company you are renting from can arbitrarily push up the price above inflation. NameCheap is good for the basics. But a .sit
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by nelsonic 8mo ago
Facebook doesn’t need “users” or even Advertisers anymore, they have Ai to create and consume all the content & likes!
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by nelsonic 8mo ago
Did anyone actually read the article before commenting? The crashes were all minor. No injuries. If anything this shows Tesla making an effort to report everything. A 2mph bump isn’t a “crash” it’s barely anything. The 17mph collision may h
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by nelsonic 8mo ago
You’re describing the Slate truck. Really hope they deliver what they’ve promised.
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by nelsonic 9mo ago
Just bought 3 packs of 4 for family this past Xmas. Now a much better version for the same price. Great.
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by nelsonic 1y ago
Really hope enough people buy these new so that in a few years time I can get a second hand one. ;-)
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by nelsonic 1y ago
Very promising. But still not stable. One to watch.
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Inputting data on your smartphone and it appearing on your laptop without any extra sync effort.
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by nelsonic 2y ago
This is _exactly_ what overpriced management consultants would have done … the only question is which AI tools are they feeding the data to?
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Pre-orders immediately exhausted by criminals. (Awesome tech! Or at least CGI ...)
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Please elaborate for the uninitiated.
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Great work as always @kojiwakayama looks superb!
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Was also surprised they omitted Elixir/Erlang from the list of languages. Crazy considering how many messaging apps use OTP on the backend.
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Where is the security problem? All code commits and builds can still be signed. All of this is just a more efficient way of deploying changes without dropping existing connections. Are you suggesting that hot code replacement is somehow a a
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by nelsonic 2y ago
Do you have a list of the features you need/want?
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by nelsonic 2y ago
And the OP is related to the UK where tipping is normal and often expected.
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by nelsonic 2y ago
If costs rise, prices have to rise to maintain margins. Textbook definition of Inflation. If there's 15-20% (discretionary) added to the bill, it's not perceived as the price but rather as a "thank you" for taking car

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