orwin

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by orwin 4mo ago
Depends on your company. I'd say very rarely, and never for long.
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by orwin 4mo ago
It won't work btw, unless they don't put the satellites in LEO. Earth radiate away big time (it's like 200K in earth shadow in LEO
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by orwin 4mo ago
SpaceX published their datacenter satellite plans, I think they assumed that if they hid their radiators from the sun, they can consider space temperature to be 3-5K. Which is a fairly good assumption if: - you have a perfect shadow on all
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by orwin 4mo ago
Because the US fired missiles from other countries? It's not a game of mounted tag.
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by orwin 4mo ago
A week or two?
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by orwin 4mo ago
I think e-tron have some success. As do Renault (and Nissan) despite Gohsn insistence on not building on it (goshn was a very successful manager and finance engineer, but people should understand he destroyed R&D at Nissan, Renault and
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by orwin 4mo ago
Local attack vector without privilege escalation should downgrade cve from high to low, and moderate to 'not a cve'.
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by orwin 4mo ago
If instead of scammers, it was 'registered sex offender'. Each time someone search your name and surname in Google, it show a picture of you next to the words 'registered sex offender'. Do you think your neighbours and t
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by orwin 4mo ago
Opera was a strong contender to become my main browser (luckily firefox copied the most useful feature, it's vpn), if ublock is deactivated, I will let it go without a second look.
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by orwin 4mo ago
HRANA and other watchdogs who actually have people in Iran. [Edit] https://www.en-hrana.org/the-crimson-winter-a-50-day-record-... It's even better documentation that i thought, they added the methodology now. If I rem
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by orwin 4mo ago
The radiators then need to be protected from earth's heat/light if you want to reach 0K. I agree with GP, it doesn't seem great.
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by orwin 4mo ago
Inequality destroy high trust societies, and low trust cultures implement a surveillance state to replace trust.
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by orwin 4mo ago
Basically, yes. If you support inequality in front of the law (basically that laws should apply differently depending on your skin n colour or your religion), you are far right. Shouldn't be that hard to understand. In general, most re
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by orwin 4mo ago
Microsoft management/engineering practices+AI slop.
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by orwin 4mo ago
Yes, but no. Honestly, except for frontend/IAC where I still use frontier models, I will use smaller models whenever I can. Because even the latest opus on High don't really get what is needed, and need careful steering and a rew
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by orwin 4mo ago
they offer private instances to school too, where moderation is left to school policy, and mine seems to be good enough to use whenever i have frontend questions (i'm 10 year into my career and still use my juniors to answer my fronten
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by orwin 4mo ago
VAT absolutely doesn't help. Companies don't pay vat by design. Wealthy people almost never pay VAT, unless it's a gift, because they own companies. My and a lot of my cousins never paid VAT on their school supplies, as they
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by orwin 4mo ago
What will happen will be 'no vat on rice, flour and vegetables', which in my mind is very ok. Maybe if a demographic crisis happens, vat on baby care will be removed. But VAT is a dumb tax anyway. Anybody with high enough wealth c
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by orwin 4mo ago
The absolute maximum number of deaths imputable to the IRGC during the winter revolt is 18k. Of that, only 7k have been verified, and of that, only 6k have been from protesters. The reason the 11k have been harder to verify is that most of
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by orwin 4mo ago
Yeah, the 30k number is hogwash, but HR NGOs and OSINT volunteers worked up 7k dead in protest over 50 days, including 200 police/military forces, and a maximum of 18k death if you count the fights against separatist/freedom fight
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by orwin 4mo ago
That facility was a nuclear research facility for civilian, military and medical use. Note that military doesn't mean weapons. Iran getting nuclear submarine would increase their threat level. In any case, Iran have a fatwa against dev
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by orwin 4mo ago
Which is unlikely considering their obligations. I'm a bit more optimistic about SpaceX (and anthropic to a lower degree), but if free models keep improving at the same rate as frontier models, their won't be any profit from AI.
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by orwin 4mo ago
I still remember the popup ads in IE, especially those resembling system alerts. Even without Adblock, the web is way better right now that it used to be in 2001.
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by orwin 4mo ago
That's just deflection to avoid answering. I wonder if it's a product of cognitive dissonance or if it's voluntary.
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by orwin 4mo ago
Explain to me how adding weights to the float is undoing a previous manipulation and not manipulating the numbers.
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by orwin 4mo ago
No. The future pedo-island in Albania, ex-protected island where the Trump family promised to only develop 8% of it before developing everything, skirting every environmental rules, every foreign investment rules to destroy what was a natur
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by orwin 4mo ago
Yeah, 11 f35 lost to motor/software issues. Only modern war plane that have those issues. Its minumum speed is worse than the f16, which make drone interception an issue (f16 are already a bit to fast for that according to Ukrainians),
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Facing life-threatening miscarriage in Arkansas, calls to governor didn't help(cnn.com)
28 points by orwin 4mo ago|13 comments
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by orwin 4mo ago
(I had to edit the title to keep it under the character limit, i tried to keep the information correct)
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by orwin 4mo ago
I use to love "code is law" when i was an engineering student. Then i worked in the real world, and discovered how dumb i was. Code is code, it's flawed, it's bugged, it's old and very hard to update to account for

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