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by phh 4y ago
Yes, France's current situation fucking sucks. However my answer was for this message: > Right now gas plants are running to stabilize the grid in France... As far as I know, gas plants have always been used to stabilize grid in Fr
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by phh 4y ago
Most smartphones do that, it's part of all SoC vendors' base code. However Google Pixels don't do that (which leads to no standard Android API available for that...)
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by phh 4y ago
Uh, as far as I know, that's forever been the case? Nuclear is too slow to react to events, so we always need some safety margin that gas can provide?
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by phh 4y ago
If there's no gas, most homes can heat with electricity. Turn on your oven, your gaming console, your TV, open your fridge's door, etc. Also as I understand it, it's much easier to do rolling blackouts on electricity than on
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by phh 4y ago
Wow, what city? Sounds like that would make for interesting news read
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by phh 4y ago
Don't you need a proprietary firebase SDK in your app to use it? Do you know what data are included in the requests? I would argue that anything as simple as IP + UA/OSidentifier can be of interest to Google
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by phh 4y ago
I thought it was a bit hyperbolic, but yeah, looking at headers (both userspace and kernel), I can't see anything remotely related to camera. I would have at least expected a "color"space somewhere (colorspace which could hav
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by phh 4y ago
> Imagine you work for the customers' support team: you unblock the client, the client is happy, and you also fix the public doc to unblock anyone after you… That’s all great. But at large organizations (namely: Google, Facebook, an
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by phh 4y ago
Can you share more about your setup? I also have a sdm845 gaming handheld (Ayn Odin, currently running Android), and I was contemplating installing Windows on it to get Steam, but I much prefer your way. Do you have some clean distro that b
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by phh 4y ago
> 5x overbuild won't be enough, as I mentioned elsewhere at least in TX its not unusual for the wind to be producing at less than 15% of rated capacity. Particularly in the winter/summer when the energy load is at its highest.
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by phh 4y ago
You'll notice that I mentioned over-scaling wind, not solar. I'm not a fan of solar overall, except maybe some clever big projects like using deserts, and for personal self-sufficiency (where people would over-scale a lot). I don&
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by phh 4y ago
Thanks for the article, I didn't know climate models estimated EU will have less wind, I expected we would get more wind. That being said, the article is pretty low on numbers. The only actual number shown is -32% in UK. Which can tota
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by phh 4y ago
Does it? I feel like if we overbuild wind by like a factor of x5 in whole of Europe (on top of the median load factor, not assuming 100% of course), we would pretty much not need coal or gas. x5 ratio is still lower than nuclear reactor bud
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by phh 4y ago
> 1. There is no way to remove devices drivers from the Linux kernel. That goal was seen as desirable in terms of improving reliability, how long devices were supported for and the time taken to roll out updates. Upstreaming driver chang
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by phh 4y ago
Except that HarmonyOS (for smartphones) is actually bog standard Linux/Android? While in this case, they are rewriting the kernel (but I agree that it looks like it'll remain normal Android for the upper layers)
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by phh 4y ago
> VoLTE and VoWIFI, for example, are both wrappers over SIP if I'm not mistaken Not wrappers. VoLTE is literally SIP with extensions. And VoWiFi is literally VoLTE over IPSec/IKE with EAP auth, so SIP over IPSec. Really just bo
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by phh 4y ago
I'm rather ignorant in that domain, so I wonder if some people could enlighten me. What are the AI tasks behind this? I can identify two steps: - Identifying an approximate shape of background vs foreground to get something more precis
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by phh 4y ago
> By contrast, your extremist proposal of allowing patentholders to block software implementations of international standards unless they are paid, that is clearly absurd, as it imposes a completely unreasonable burden on the open-source
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by phh 4y ago
I think there is some middle ground to find. As of right now, looking at audio codecs on Play Store, there is some status quo which is IMO good (but it requires to actually be written somewhere, otherwise shit will happen): Opensource appl
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by phh 4y ago
> [0] For context: The EU competition regulators believe AOM may have bullied people into royalty-free licensing. This could either be read as "Google screwed up their legal research" or the EU deciding that reciprocal royalty-
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by phh 4y ago
In the case of the Xbox, you can replace the mainboard with like a rpi and still achieve it quite easily (I'd say budget ~ 100€). That's harder for a smartphone (I'd say budget ~ 2000€). Either way, the budget is still lower
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by phh 4y ago
If you can't modify victim's computer itself, just do that on another computer? The evil maid will need less time to replace the computer with another one that looks alike the original one, than to install a Linux distro
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by phh 4y ago
As a French, I've taken French taxi maybe like 20 times in my life (Paris & Rennes), and never had any issue with them (granted it was largely post-Uber, so maybe they improved because of it). I took ubers few times, it didn't
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by phh 4y ago
> More nebulous is YouTube profit, which might be as low as zero (I can't find a source). Ah right sorry, I googled youtube profit, and it returned youtube revenue. I would guess Google doesn't want to even know the profit of y
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by phh 4y ago
Quick computation: 500hrs/minute => 262Mhrs/yr, US minimum wage 7.25$/hr, assuming no tool (but no verification), 1x playback rate, 2B$/yr, youtube revenue was reported at 15B$/yr in 2019. Yes they can afford it.
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by phh 4y ago
Well this is already ongoing. In France: We already have automated (no staff in train) metros (Paris' 14, Paris' 1, soon Paris' 4, Paris' Orlyval, Rennes' a/b just for the ones I've used) I remember there
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by phh 4y ago
It defaults to JAX. To use torch, add --torch parameter
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by phh 4y ago
(I'm not deaf, and barely discuss with hard of hearing people, so I'm likely not relevant) Main factor should be to ask him, to better understand how he "works around". "Best case comparaison" for video confer
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by phh 4y ago
Would you be open to AGPLv3? This mandates allowing the user to replace the code with their own, and requires publishing source code to users even if it's "hidden in the cloud". (well IANAL, so don't take my understandin
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by phh 4y ago
> People have started realizing that when people say "AOSP Android" they actually mean "Google Android" because the discussion is never about how to get rid of google bloat, only how to get rid of manufacturer or telc

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