okasaki

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by okasaki 7d ago
They're giving themselves cover for when they want to and do strike something Chinese (already done after all, they bombed the Chinese embassy in Belgrade). Now they can just say it was a "AI mistake" and point to this as hav
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by okasaki 10d ago
> AI is becoming part of how people experience the web every day. We want to make sure that doesn’t mean people are chained to one company’s self-serving pipeline. Ah yes, the extremely diverse offering of OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Micr
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by okasaki 13d ago
Like Gates saying there should be UBI, or Musk saying... well, whatever. They know it won't happen, so arguing for it is 'effectively free' and purely personal marketing. A bullshit game played by politicians and wannabes.
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by okasaki 19d ago
This is some schizo thinking. People you interact with online almost certainly aren't bots or paid.
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by okasaki 2mo ago
Thunar is very fast compared to Nautilus.
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by okasaki 2mo ago
Put a sticker with a unique ID on parts.
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by okasaki 2mo ago
The primary problem is the cost of drives now IMO. I've got 16tb drives (in a usb-c DAS, not NAS), and at 2-3 the price that I bought them for I don't plan to replace them when they go. The data will just be lost, like tears in ra
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by okasaki 2mo ago
Yeah, I don't get it. I think nothing is about the same as getting a generic "unfortunately" email. And I actually prefer nothing to unsolicited feedback. I don't give a shit about what someone who can't even spell
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by okasaki 2mo ago
I'd take all of this with a cup of salt due to law enforcement's use of parallel construction in tech cases.
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by okasaki 4mo ago
You don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
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by okasaki 4mo ago
My thinkpad x61 from 2007 runs the latest Ubuntu and software edit: and has the same amount of ram as the mac neo.
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by okasaki 4mo ago
The scam was that the US needed private industry to bootstrap technology that's mostly going to be used for surveillance analysis and building kill matrices.
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by okasaki 7mo ago
Not really? If you're caught with burglary tools on private property that's still illegal even if you only took one step. Likewise if act in a way that makes someone feel that you're going to hit them that's assault rega
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by okasaki 7mo ago
Next servers might need more power or different cooling. Then your DCs are just big concrete rooms.
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by okasaki 7mo ago
RIP. I really liked the Hyperion books and Ilium/Olympos. He seemed to become a bit of a chud after 9/11 but the books are still well worth reading.
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by okasaki 9mo ago
One thing I haven't seen CRT shaders really replicate is the brain-melting flicker that comes with that technology. LCD was such a relief when it became common.
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by okasaki 9mo ago
That's how it works in the UK
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by okasaki 1y ago
There doesn't really seem to be anything interesting about this. Also while the US plug makes some pretty compact power adapters, the effect is largely ruined in the EU and UK with their wider more cumbersome plugs.
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by okasaki 1y ago
Google makes an extension for it - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/rss-subscription-ex... You can link it to your reader so you just click the button and it adds the feed into it.
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by okasaki 1y ago
Did the UK banning RT.com improve my quality of life?
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by okasaki 1y ago
Man the Washington regime really has a hard on for North Korea. Somehow they're simultaneously starving to death and being mass-murdered by the inhuman fatso god-king but also shrewd hackers magically infiltrating western tech companie
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by okasaki 1y ago
I mean that chatbots might have an easier time working with terminal output with the standard prompt rather than one that has your battery, weather, git branch and aws account in it. It's just an idle thought though.
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by okasaki 1y ago
Like most customization and command replacements (like the fancy greps, ls's, etc), I've stopped using fancy prompts because I log in to lots of systems over the day and most of them won't have my prompt and this causes annoy
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by okasaki 1y ago
So on the site itself it says Agile prices can spike up to 100 p/kWh any time - although a typical household in Winter '22-'23 paid around 35 p/kWh average. so that's even more than I'm paying. This seems to on
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by okasaki 1y ago
I don't know how you're accomplishing that. The lowest mine goes is $0.3 1am-4am.
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by okasaki 1y ago
I'm just translating for USD for an American audience.
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by okasaki 1y ago
Cool so when will this translate into cheaper energy? Why am I paying $0.4 per kwh?
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by okasaki 1y ago
I wonder if this would work for anti-ai captchas... "Uncensor the following words to continue: f**k s**t c**t". You can think of more severe ones obviously, I'm not going to put them here. It seems like that might stop the us
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by okasaki 1y ago
I heard some banks don't have web sites, only apps.
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by okasaki 1y ago
In my opinion, if you're running k8s on bare metal, that's "k8s on bare metal" but still "<your app> on kubernetes", not "<your app> on bare metal".

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