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by pa7ch 5y ago
I think series EV's with a generator are great and absolutely have their place in the transition to electric. Mazda just announced one for the US. But! The charge rate on batteries is directly proportional to their capacity (given same
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Just wanna say I relate strongly to these posts. Sometimes it just feels like i'm trying everything to manage my motivation and adhd and it just doesn't work and I just gotta breath get outside and be unproductive for awhile.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
I wouldn't just say 250 vs 350 is a wash on trips . While the Y isn't better then ICE for road trips its way better then the VW for EV road trips
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by pa7ch 5y ago
A cyber mini-van and a wagon is all I could ever want from Tesla.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
CI/CD is RCE as as service. Not opening CI/CD to the public by default seems like a security necessity.
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Its a great service in that regard. I've traveled the US fulltime including remote camping and hiking with Fi for a year and it did great. The plans are a bit expensive and I don't like how when you run out of unlimted data it bec
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by pa7ch 5y ago
Independent and free are not the same thing. You could say sweden's press is free despite its dependance. However, maybe the sweden gov values free press and the press is free via this relationship.
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by pa7ch 6y ago
That would only compromise metadata as signal is e2e encrypted and the client has always been opensource and up to date. All the SGX stuff is about making metadata more private for features that absolutely must be done serverside. So a comp
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by pa7ch 6y ago
The included autopilot seems good enough for this usecase, many report it makes long drives less tiring. Level 2 FSD honestly seems worse from a human UX standpoint that it seems like an anti feature to me. I'm a fan of tesla and I&#x2
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by pa7ch 6y ago
I really enjoyed reading the upspin codebase. I thought it was really a clean design and clean code. Some of the early go team members were working on it including andrew gerrand and rob pike. I think its a bit of an experiment on how one m
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by pa7ch 6y ago
They have a feature called safety numbers in the conversation settings. Lets you pull up a QR code and number so you can verify public keys with someone in person or out of band. Then if you hit a verify button which i assume makes the warn
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by pa7ch 6y ago
IDK I'd lean more towards mixing everyone as much as possible. All people should learn to handle being around diverse groups of people early and learn to handle themselves and respect others.
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by pa7ch 6y ago
Agreed! I think WC3 is massively underappreciated. After being terrible at it in its heyday in middleschool and hearing about Grubby it was a delight many many years later to discover he streams. Watching his stream fully made me appreciate
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by pa7ch 6y ago
Mechanical simplicity in not having rotating blades I think is a big part of it. Its a lot easier to just use more motors and a 3d printer for the body then design the complex blade control system for a helicopter.
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by pa7ch 6y ago
Ian Lance Taylor has been nothing but tirelessly patient and helpful when interacting with the community from what I've seen. This story doesn't pass muster without more details, least of all because you seem to think Ian joined G
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by pa7ch 6y ago
I saw Cory Doctorow speak at Clemson Uni in South Carolina of all places sometime around 2008. The room was only partially filled. I was already into computer security, but I was really impressed by him and have followed and read his work
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by pa7ch 6y ago
I've also wondered why we haven't seen more industrial effort around using sel4. Seems like it'd be perfect for mission critical firmware in cars and such too. For replacing linux, I guess there is still a lot of effort that
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by pa7ch 6y ago
Not ubiquiti's doing but this repo has pre-built kernel modules of wireguard and vyatta integration for I think most of the edgerouter series: https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-vyatta-ubnt I haven't upda
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by pa7ch 6y ago
Honestly think this is an interesting topic. It seems that today there are marketing advantages to being a public figure that comes off as a bit of a buffoon. Of course its impossible to know if this is being intentionally done unless they
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by pa7ch 7y ago
Wireguard doesn't need to change at the protocol level to add those features and I think thats the point. Userspace programs can be written to fetch keys from a server based on SSO or w/e.
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by pa7ch 7y ago
dm-verity mainly https://coreos.com/blog/verifying-os-at-runtime.html
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by pa7ch 7y ago
Thanks for this I'm reading about it now.
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by pa7ch 7y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm genuinely interested. I admit only a shallow investigation into this topic and its certainly not my wheelhouse.
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by pa7ch 7y ago
I think the idea that red meat will always be far worse for the environment then other food is a bit of a red herring and conflated with ethics of animal eating. There are many factors not considered in those statistics such as nutrient abs
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by pa7ch 7y ago
My point is not that you must agree with Moxie's design choices. Just that there are inherently complex trade-offs involved and Moxie makes choices focused around mass adoption and not for selling the protocol to big companies. Also, i
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by pa7ch 7y ago
There are trade-offs in user experience between a centrally controlled effort and something like Matrix. If you've listened to him talk many times before, it seems almost disingenuous that you'd believe he hasn't made this ch
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by pa7ch 7y ago
When you have a truck with 700hp and 800 ft lbs torque, you are only using all that power in good traction situations. I don't think you'll need more then 25% power per wheel with traction in slippery situations. Also, in bad trac
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by pa7ch 7y ago
I kind of love it. Seems to hit the mark on price, range, capability, size. Would personally only want a van version, or possibly just the ability to take out the second seats and barrier. Would be great then for urban travel and camping. A
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by pa7ch 7y ago
Its not clear all the actions they've taken to limit themselves to human input. Some players feel that the EPM (effective actions per minute) of AlphaStar is enormously higher then a human's during a battle. This is likened to a m
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by pa7ch 7y ago
Many like Go because it is an opinionated language. I'm not sure that a 'community' run language will create something like that because there are too many opinions. Many claim to represent the community, but not the communit

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