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by omnimus 4mo ago
It's already moving that way with Huawei AI chips.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
You are saying that like it's some kind of rag pull. This is situation of the market. The people who moved still saved the money and are still saving money because Hetzner is still cheaper and they are also paying the old prices. It&#x
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by omnimus 4mo ago
The reasons really doesn't matter. As long as they are in top of price/performance/quality nobody will switch. Once they stop to be then people will think about it.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
It's a bummer. He used to be pretty private I think in past year he started to show up in some questionable podcasts. I suspect it has to do with promotion of his AI project. It would also fit why he is here... founders fund? really?
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by omnimus 4mo ago
Just from basic logic this has to be false. Maybe there are some translucent t-shirts that are SPF 7 but my skin always reacts much more to sun exposed parts that have SPF applied than it ever did under t-shirt. And no i use high quality SP
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by omnimus 4mo ago
That's kinda what i was going to. I had the impression that post soviet russia was much more geopolitical - support anyone destabilizing west. That included often completely contradictory support.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
The comment is just asking for evidence. I am curious too.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
Is cynical? I see lot of mocking in the comments but the video is basically saying to focus on the uncool older stable stuff and use that for stability. The very not recommended path there is to jump on hype of AI chips and fund some random
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by omnimus 4mo ago
It's not only HN. You can see big tech media hate against any effort europe does. Everybody is mocking europe for building 10 years old chip fabs or their measly small unusable clouds or bad startup scene. It's interesting because
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by omnimus 4mo ago
Sounds like the Linux is still the least worst? There is at least possibility of having secure and quite independent machine. The question is not about distro, it's who does the support and how it's all put together. There are big
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by omnimus 4mo ago
The US models have just different political alignments. Just one example being Israel x Palestine conflict. Lobbyists started to heavily target AI companies and they openly talk about it being the main point to influence public perception.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
They mentioned in notes the support will come. They support lumix videos.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
I suspect main reason resolve supports linux is render farms with purposefully bought hw.
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by omnimus 4mo ago
It might be best editor on linux but running it on linux is not easy. You basically need pick correct hardware pick right distro. It might be pretty easy on the oficial rocky linux but on other distros good luck. Also no AMD support. I am p
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by omnimus 5mo ago
Creatine is one of the most studied supplements in fitness and i don't think there ever was evidence it was harmful. Then again supplements mostly create expensive pee.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
It's strange to put it like “we invented 40hour workweek”. It was extremely hard fight won by cooperation of many levels of the working class. The business owners absolutely didn't want it. This would have to happen again. But the
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by omnimus 5mo ago
I don't think that argument would work in court.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
Yeah it's not a thing available to customers outside of western countries. Even in eastern europe countries a chargeback means making a lengthy complaint with the bank and if they decide to trust you then they make chargeback. So nobod
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by omnimus 5mo ago
Is it? I couldn't find info about it.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
I've just been moving some domains of cloudflare. I moved some to hetzner dns (works fine). Then i got recomended deSEC which is it's own open source project. But for one domain i needed CNAME for apex (or ANAME/ALIAS record)
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by omnimus 5mo ago
I am no expert but from books I've read on the topic. It was also pretty diverse movement as is usual with decentralized movements like this. There absolutely were lower class people present who saw it as labour movement. In other word
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by omnimus 5mo ago
I think you are misrepresenting the luddites. They were not against technological progress. Many of them were the ones who invented the machines. What they were fighting for were labour rights and distribution of power. They were fighting a
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by omnimus 5mo ago
The colonial powers have been saying that forever. You should simply use gregorian calendars. Then your date pocking starts to work.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
It's not a nightmare. It's the most popular gui/document/app platform for a reason. It's complex because it has to cater to many types of usecases. Name one platform that's better. I think people have tried and
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by omnimus 5mo ago
It's not less reasonable. They don't have to promise giving Bun time in the future to evaluate. They might do it but they absolutely don't have to be responsible for doing it when the project made such dramatic shift. They ca
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by omnimus 5mo ago
I was on keepass before bitwarden. Bitwarden just solves more things for me. I am sure the keepass ecosystem improved a lot over the years but fundamentally i find vaultwarden docker to be far easier. Especially for my work and family membe
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by omnimus 5mo ago
So what's your point? AI is justified because users use ad blockers? The whole situation including the ad system of the internet is made by the same corporations. All of it. They didn't even want paywalled content on the internet
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by omnimus 5mo ago
And not be able to use it on your phone or share it with people you work with. Vaultwarden is the way. Easy to host docker. Solid. And if bitwarden blocks the clients there will be a fork. It's leading to it anyway.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
And you will not get it. As the AI pump money into lawyers and politicians - they will be the ones profiting from copyright. Total regulatory capture as US AI companies make it illegal to train AI on their output.
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by omnimus 5mo ago
Total sleight of hand. Ad blocking has always been a problem for creators but it's aimed at big corps - non-creators. The creators asked people to support them other ways or turn off the blocking. And it's not like the little ind

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