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Nice. In the US, it cost us $35k to install 7.6 kW panels + 13 kWh battery. But our PG&E electricity prices in the Bay Area are also several times more expensive than in Europe ($0.50 per kWh) so it will also pay off in 8-10 years.
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It was made with AI though: https://github.com/duanebester/gooey/blob/main/CLAUDE.md That said, it fills a legit hole in the ecosystem and the author seems to be hands-on with the technical direction.
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Well, the big CLAUDE.md there is a giveaway that it was AI generated: https://github.com/duanebester/gooey/blob/main/CLAUDE.md But still, the project solves a legit pain point. And the author seems prett
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5mo ago
Lots of comments are expressing skepticism about compatibility but it's pretty cool how Nvidia has the clout to convince a bunch of game publishers and creative apps to release Arm versions. Popular games like League of Legends as well
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5mo ago
technically in order for something to be turing complete it needs infinite memory
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5mo ago
Strix halo's 8060S gpu is very weak, and is roughly equivalent to a 4060 laptop GPU, whereas GB10's gpu is equivalent to a desktop 5070. For LLM throughput, tok/s is similar due to bottleneck by memory bandwidth, but the GB10
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5mo ago
Code generation isn't antithetical to high level reasoning skills and even with "vibe coding" you can still exercise way finer control than the slot machine analogy. I typically prompt the AI with a detailed plaintext descrip
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5mo ago
Dell just announced an XPS 13 that is $699 (with a $599 education pricing) and fairly nice CNC machined body (1 kg) and nice screen (2560x1600 30-120 Hz 500 nit 100% DCI-P3). That could be a tempting alternative to the Macbook Neo for peopl
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5mo ago
The 8GB Pi 5, at $170 [1], is encroaching on Jetson Orin Nano Super's $240 price point [2]. But the Jetson has a faster CPU (newer a78ae cores rather than a76) and, obviously, a whole-ass GPU. [1] https://www.microcenter.co
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5mo ago
And the original Model S proved that you can have a nice electric car that looks nice and "normal" as opposed to weird blobs of the time.
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5mo ago
Spain sounds like a child's paradise. Too bad their birth rates are one of the lowest in Europe (and in the world) at around 1.1 births per woman.
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5mo ago
That's a great desk top but the industrial appearance of it looks like it belongs in a garage rather than a fancy midcentury modern home office of a guy with a Leica M11 and Vitsoe shelving.
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5mo ago
I mean, you can say that about any luxury good right? It just looks nice and makes you feel good. IKEA doesn't actually make any modular wall shelves like that anymore, after discontinuing the SVALNÄS. For a wall mounted shelf on a bud
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Wow this guy has the 606 Vitsoe Universal shelving [1] and USM Haller desk [2] A dream setup. [1] https://www.vitsoe.com/us/606 [2] https://us.usm.com/collections/tables-desks
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5mo ago
Thanks for the correction. That sucks then. Dude should have stayed in his lane making rockets instead of commenting on agriculture.
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It's pretty much expected that a rapidly growing high tech company is gonna have a lot of losses and debt right? They're just spending huge amounts of money on capex. Not doing so would be like floating minerals in Starcraft: symp
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He didn't advise Mao directly. He published his "rough estimate" in China Youth Daily on June 16, 1958 as 《粮食亩产量会有多少?》. It's possible, though unconfirmed, that Mao (or his secretary) read this article and was influenced.
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The US continues to repeat this mistake by adding hurdles for immigrant talent while persecuting or being generally racist against Chinese-American scientists [1]. Despite that, there's still a net influx of foreign talent coming to th
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Obviously, discharging "dark and murky" polluted water is bad. But some of the figures from the lab report don't seem that terrible: * Hexavalent chromium at 0.0104 milligrams per liter, just above the lab’s reporting limit o
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5mo ago
It's two slightly different jokes right? The parent comment joke is essentially stating "they are definitely going to talk about AI a lot" and the second joke is stating "they are not going to talk about anything besides
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5mo ago
I found that ublock origin was blocking it. I disabled ublock origin and the button works.
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Kinda annoying how Google always releases new products "in a safe and secure way" to a handful of "trusted testers". They already fumbled their image generation launch with Imagen a couple years ago while DALL-E rolled o
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the question is whether they will talk about anything apart from AI lol
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You're not entirely wrong but your snide tone is annoying and unsuitable for this platform. Anyway, 1. Claude Code is widely used and beloved despite not benchmaxxing on the terminalbench like these harnesses that nobody has ever heard
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That new Laowa 180mm macro lens is amazing. So sharp, free of chromatic aberrations, compact, and I like the long working distance and reduced perspective distortion that the 180mm focal length offers.
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5mo ago
Somehow all the Windows laptops are now "Copilot PCs" now. It's crazy... Anyway, you didn't miss out on anything by not bothering to look into the details. There are no details. No specs, no nothing. Only "get notif
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My wife and I actually went to Tokyo for a vintage shopping trip haha. I went to Shinjuku to buy vintage camera lenses and she went to Omotesando to buy a vintage bag. I mean, we did other stuff besides vintage shopping too, like eating goo
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AI is a godsend for automotive coding. It's really annoying how at some ASIL levels you need 100% code coverage of unit tests. With AI, all you have to do is to get your agent to generate the tests! Likewise with all the MISRA C requir
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> no fucking way there's a Mediatek chip out there that's as good as M2?!? right!? Actually Mediatek is pretty underrated. Isn't the upcoming Dimensity 9600 Pro on par with the M5 [0]? And they also designed the CPU part o
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> in the darkness, your camera will need to use a longer shutter speed the alternative, which many smartphone cameras do now, is to capture a burst of many photos of a short shutter speed and then combine them in software. For static thi
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