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by p2detar 2y ago
From the article: > Using the chatbot for between ten to 50 queries consumes about two litres of water, according to experts from the University of California, Riverside. From ChatGPT: > A single BTC transaction consumes approximately
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by p2detar 2y ago
Very much this. We could have also used that time to advance and perfect on-demand production like 3D-printing, enhance our society by promoting more robust and prone to repair products, but instead we clinched on mass-consumption and profi
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by p2detar 2y ago
We were chill since 2014 if not earlier. It brought nothing but pain both to Ukrainians and to us in the West. It doesn’t work.
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by p2detar 2y ago
The info that the Biden administration would greenlight this, should have been known in Moscow for weeks now. I assume the news arrive later only for us - the public.
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by p2detar 2y ago
Wow! It's crazy. Just think about - no Russian invasion equals no refugees. Isn't it mind-blowing? Russia is sadly a warmonger nation, apparently even more so than imperialist USA. Something that won't ever be forgotten now.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I‘m on bluesky and the new users explosion is real. The thing got more active in 2 days than in an year.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I believe his dream is to actually become something like an oligarch, the Russian model. Dude‘s a diva and his lust for attention and praise is immense. It’s very scary that such unstable person has an office position and an actual say in U
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by p2detar 2y ago
Wow! Amazing job, I could really use this to create some tunes, I miss music making. I wish it had an "export to file" function.
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by p2detar 2y ago
How about send to prison the main culprit behind it? > Starting at 11:58, from behind a bulletproof shield, President Trump gave a speech, declaring that he would "never concede" the election, criticizing the media, and calling
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by p2detar 2y ago
Perhaps it's time to integrate LLMs into politics. Not sure that I'm even joking at this point.
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Idiocracy
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Not a nightmare at all, if you know what you’re doing. There’s a learning curve indeed, I’ll give you that.
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by p2detar 2y ago
Egan is quite active on Mastodon. Toots about science and maths among other things and I gotta say, some of the math stuff he works on seems quite impressive (to me at least).
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by p2detar 2y ago
I barely play games theses day, so no. I imagine I could have fun exploiting some non-AAA games for fun and learning, do so some rev engineering on ws protocols and such, but presently it’s not on my list at all. About this particular story
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by p2detar 2y ago
I've used it to build a couple of apps for money. It does work and most of the times it seems really easy. However, these were simple apps that fetch data from a server and display it to users. I did use an Admob plugin and that worked
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by p2detar 2y ago
There is no false dichotomy in my comment. I'm quite happy using Go. It was easy to pick up, the executables work fast and flawlessly and as a language it delivers the required results in what I do so far. Time will tell, but its simpl
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by p2detar 2y ago
Thanks for writing this up. > Taking choices away from you in terms of language features enables you to focus on the problem you’re solving. As someone that worked with Kotlin for a couple of years, I can agree with this. I actually enjo
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by p2detar 2y ago
Starting a new side gig with Go next month and I’m pretty excited. It’ll be my first big Go project. I’ll be using htmx to handle FE stuff and I’m still discussing with the UX designer (they use Webflow) if we can somehow take htmx into acc
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by p2detar 2y ago
Back in the days there was an explosion of MMO web games on Facebook and Google Plus. There was a sci-fi themed game that I played with several colleagues now and then. You would build bases, buy upgrades, weapons, join teams and then do Pv
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by p2detar 2y ago
I can’t use the Vert.x SQL lib for MSSQL because named instances and Kerberos auth aren’t supported, so for a good deal of web calls I use the MSSQL JDBC inside executeBlocking Vert.x blocks. However, recently I was thinking of utilizing a
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by p2detar 2y ago
Vert.x has Verticles
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by p2detar 2y ago
WhatsApp Communities are indeed E2E encrypted. About channels, why would you want a channel to be encrypted when you are just a follower and cannot communicate back? In fact WhatsApp's guidelines explicitly state the following: > Ch
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by p2detar 3y ago
Bold title with and bold claims, but really little to get from the write-up itself than LinkedIn bios. However, I could add a question to the following quote: > Is it merely a coincidence that censorship has increased aggressively since
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by p2detar 3y ago
The repository has been removed
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by p2detar 3y ago
The community of vert.x is quite active. There’s a Discord server where discussions, releases info and help questions are being published in live chat. Vert.x has already adopted VTs and in general its documentation is still one of the best
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by p2detar 3y ago
Had a Quantum Fireball hard drive as a kid. I was playing HoMM2 one day, saved a game and try to reload only to find out the my save file was nowhere to be found. It all went downhill from there: Files reported saved, but no longer there af
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by p2detar 3y ago
They ought not have replied. Problems with inflation and expensive housing in Germany will only fuel the discontent with accepting ever more refugees. My prediction is that the support for right-wing Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) will k
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by p2detar 3y ago
We use INI files to configure our on-premises product. Four INI files to be precise. Database connection url, server hostnames, ports, various Boolean and debug flags, and even CSV string arrays. To this day not a single customer complaint
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by p2detar 3y ago
Looks amazing! Not a seasoned Python developer, so I ask how easy it is to build a binary from this without any (major) dependencies? I’m looking for something that helps me build installation packages of my product for Windows and Linux. T
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by p2detar 3y ago
Maybe hijacking your post, sorry about that, but has anyone already read „House of Leaves“? What are you impressions? Seems like a heavy read and I was wondering what to expect.

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