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permo-w
3y ago
that's not quite true. the article discusses a transfer from Azure to Github. The article does not say where the files are currently hosted, besides being publicly available on Github. It's probably Azure, but it could easily also
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permo-w
3y ago
would it be surprising if this has happened more than once?
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permo-w
3y ago
that's a big if
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permo-w
3y ago
my mistake, I swapped the 38tb and 112tb from parent comment whatever the download size is, you're bottlenecked by the remote server's up speed
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permo-w
3y ago
with a 1Gbps connection you're still looking at ~248 hours to download, and that's if the remote server can keep up, which it almost certainly can't this is assuming by 1Gbps you mean 1 Gigabit/s rather than 1 Gigabyte&#
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3y ago
news agencies may well be full of real normal people with interests roughly aligned with the common man, but they're owned by strange rich people with interests usually completely at odds with those of the common man. the issue isn
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3y ago
gpt-4 may not be getting worse, but whatever model they give you for free in the app is certainly significantly worse than the output I get from gpt-3.5-turbo via the API. ask it to answer anything complex and it will just give you a verbos
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permo-w
3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37450792
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3y ago
but also there's precious little relevance to what I said
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permo-w
3y ago
does anyone know somewhere you can read more about this process? I'm curious how it can be refined
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permo-w
3y ago
I think the strongest argument for growth is that more growth means more redistribution of wealth, but if the degrowth means there's better distribution of wealth, then I'm all for it
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3y ago
this is what life on earth does. it's not some kind of wacky googly eyes rube goldberg machine, it's what plants and animals have been doing for hundreds of millions of years. carbon capture's job is to refine and accelerate
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3y ago
if Earth sqm = 2^49: to address a single metre, we'd need 49 bits. log_10(2^49) = 14.75 so we'd need 15 spoken decimal digits for 1 sqm. for 8m do log_10(2^47)
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3y ago
if you solve carbon capture, you solve the problem. efficiency cannot be permanently solved. efficiency is still worth seeking, but if you solve carbon capture you don't have to bother with efficiency for CO2 to be captured, you need s
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permo-w
3y ago
if it's an accurate number
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3y ago
there are a lot of people arguing strongly for one xor the other. reduction in harm and reduction in use are both good things. neither need to be prioritised more than the other. however, one is easier to legislate for
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3y ago
40B tonnes -> 8B people -> 5 tonnes per person per year -> 13.6kg a day per person is 40B including the offset from photosynthesis?
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3y ago
>If the device isn't internet-connected, it's not an IoT device. That's what the I stands for in practice, the I in IoT means that the device connects to your wi-fi. whether that extends to the open web or not, it's s
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permo-w
3y ago
it's influential due to the influential people on HN. your "average Joe" is irrelevant to that
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permo-w
3y ago
I would be surprised if that were true. there are some very influential people on HN
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3y ago
Firefox's branding has always felt a little unusual to me. not as bad as some other popular free apps (SumatraPDF, VLC) but perhaps that subconsciously puts people off? Chrome has always looked and sounded quite clean and cool in compa
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permo-w
3y ago
that's a pretty low bar
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permo-w
3y ago
depends on your personality. for me, most of my motivations are based on what I feel like doing right now
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permo-w
3y ago
I'm sure it's different, but is it as different as say, Italy is to Germany? or Portugal to England? or Estonia to France? I have no trouble believing that American states have noticeably different cultures, but drastically?
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3y ago
I enjoyed this
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3y ago
poor implementation aside, the format has its advantages over numerical coordinates besides the greater public awareness of w3w amongst certain demographics compared to coordinates, they may be harder to hear, but it's much easier to
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permo-w
3y ago
at least 11 drastically different cultures, but what percentage of the population is covered by the 3 largest?
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permo-w
3y ago
this is a US problem. everywhere else I've been manages to put the tax on the labels
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3y ago
I used Figma recently on a decent laptop. I used it both in-browser and within its desktop app. it was anything but fast. lightning speed compared to Android studio, but slow compared to anything else
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3y ago
also how would it look politically
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