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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
This is the most "p-hacking" thing ever. If you take a hundred US cities over 20 years you have 2000 data points. The probability of outliers to cherry pick from is quite high. Doesn't mean that jersey is not doing things ri
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
I highly suspect the people who boast with productivity gains that they don't count their time setting the whole damn thing up as it's just "playing around".
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Resilience and foolishness are very close together. I can't imagine living in a place where you have to rebuild every X years when you can just move somewhere else. The people are just used to it. This will get worse and at some point
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
The fact that companies have to hire third-parties to handle very privacy critical data such as government IDs or faces is such a farce. Why is there no age verification service from governments around the world. It's a simple redirect
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
wild take here. MFA is like infinitely more secure than your username/pw that Tim from accounting writes on his notes and reuses the same password everywhere. How is that not common knowledge?
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Let's take the worst case scenario and use it as an Argument. You do t have to handle dubkelflauten because there is still gas capacity and gas can cover the 1% of times that it is necessary.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
How can this happen over a thousand times without raising eyebrows? I can just imagine top managers noticing this and looking the other way to save their asses. Nobody wants to be the one who gets associated with such a scandal and ostraciz
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Maybe writing made up HN comments?
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
The main criticism is skill atrophy which you don't recognize and rather talk about literal nazism. Society is a construct and we teach children to be a part of that. If Society is shit we teach our children shit. That's it. Can A
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
China bad when it's the only country that actually does something meaningful. Cheap batteries are fueling energy transition and the demand is only met by huge overproduction by china. China is actually carrying our lazy asses.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
If you would let a billion monkeys invest there also would be a monkey billionaire by chance.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Like with Image AI and noise images that can be engineered to be recognized as an actual object. I'm interested if there is also audio that is noisy/ not really noticable humans that will disrupt the AI.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Oh yes 2003, how about a 2003 every year? I'd expect a bit more statistical knowledge here...
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
It's crazy what PR bullshit is done for investors.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
yeah but there don't seem to be conclusive studies that show that "microplastics" are a detriment at all. You'd assume that there is a study that tested 200 people with more and less microplastic intake over a year to sh
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
>framing them as pro-russia is some sort of false flag. They just take russian talking points and deliver them to their voters. It's just conveniently the same shit. And business trips to russia are just there to enjoy the scenery.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
I can recognize images in one look. How about that 400 Line change that touches 7 files?
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Yes, it's this rolling on your back and preemptively trying to cover all eventualities that does stuff like this. It seems like none wants to actually justify their decisions to auditors as its more time critical when the audit happens
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
I hope they do the same in Germany and then invest some into maintenance and features based on the saved licencing fees. You can only do that if you are able to commit to a plan for more than one legislation.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
worse, support that is overly fixed on support sessions and calls to resolve bugs even when in the ticket it clearly states it's not reproducable, only a restart fixes it etc. Take my logs and everything you get but ffs make it observa
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
Only the price changed and that is everything.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
The business plan then says something like "we run nuclear 24/7 and in the pasts it's been ok from a cost perspective. Now we actually only get money half of the time but trust me this is economically viable"? With batte
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
How is "have to run nuclear all the time" a benefit with solar? If solar blasts through the day you are unprofitable and have to deal with extra excess power. Maintaining gas power plants is something that can be shared by the gri
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
The only valid solution is governments that offer something like OIDC providers using your ID card. You yourself can create a token that verifies that you are you and additionally there can be manual checking if the ID card matches you. Thi
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
We migrated from postgres to ADX based on cost analysis done of the managed version on Azure. Now we have lovely kql queries and pretty much start new with postgres again...
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
This is always a time/cost/convenience/habit formula to everything. If you change anything in there of course people adjust to their optimum. If you introduce large roadworks in the heart of manhattan you'd get less car
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
I'd argue that this is worth it for other hidden costs. Less parking spaces, less emissions, less road usage, more train travel.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
i feel called out. I had to manage my 350 notepad++ new tabs as I migrated to a new PC - it was not pretty.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
So you claim that and that one "paper" from 2019 calculating worst case and with 2019 battery prices. Bad thing is battery prices are falling through the floor and 6 years make all the difference. Please get your prices to 2025.
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by notTooFarGone 1y ago
I'm also building a nuclear power plant within the next 5 years. You can get 100% share for a mere 20.9 billion - trust me bro. That is what I read in this announcement. History will not be kind on taxpayer money > /dev/nu

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