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Strict liability for the power company -> rolling blackouts. Price caps for insurance policies -> no insurance policies. Multi year environmental study requirements -> no new construction. Decriminalization of theft -> rampant t
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3y ago
Anytime there's a shortage, you can be sure a government policy is behind it. The irony of all the bureaucrats bullshitting about climate change to cover for a policy outcome of their making is not lost on me. Never change, California.
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3y ago
>Would that even work on an Apple device? Yupp and it's way easier to do - launchctl list and blow away what you don't want without the bs of looking at registry, then group policy, then domain controller nonsense, then service
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3y ago
I somehow doubt that the number of github stars is part of VC due diligence.
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3y ago
Not my world, but is github stars a business metric of something?
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3y ago
Exact opposite experience on my end - impressionable gen-z kids, and people with minimal background on the topic,* are seeing it as the second coming of christ, where as all the math-and-adjacent PhDs, especially ML-focused, I work with are
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3y ago
On every new windows 11 box of mine, I spend around 4-5 hours setting it up in a way to prevent any phone-home or auto-update. Group policies, deleting things, setting up fake domain controllers etc. Preposterous amount of time spent to mak
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3y ago
Yeah, no. Not all traffic matters.
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3y ago
Solar roadways was the first thing that popped into my mind when I read the headline.
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3y ago
Ha, someone else has shopped there before! "More-hardened hardened screw extractor-extractor $3.99 this weekend only!"
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3y ago
Does this make any economic sense versus a dedicated solar farm in low cost of land / high sun density area?
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3y ago
But harbor freight has all those deals though!
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3y ago
Found the litigator...
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3y ago
Very much this - kids dealing with existential issues on the bottom of the Maslow pyramid don't have the luxury of this sort thing.
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3y ago
Can't wait for my primary care physician to do this: Ah looks like a mild case of hurting back and runny nose.
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3y ago
Apologies, that is indeed the distribution of offenses for people on electronic monitoring.
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3y ago
The policies implemented in Chicago weren't exactly targeting jaywalkers - some 10 people get shot in Chicago every weekend for about a decade now with a huge asymmetry of how the justice system deals with people that shot and missed.
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3y ago
This may be relevant - stats for offenses while on electronic monitoring: https://scontent-lga3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/250436168...
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3y ago
Hmm I've got an HP Z6 that doesn't seem to care? Are you sure this isn't a 1u rack will fry itself if you put a spaceheater type of thing inside of it?
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3y ago
Don't forget hot desking!
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3y ago
Didn't the soviets use it on their fast attack submarines?
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3y ago
Me doing whatever I want with stuff I bought is the definition of ownership. I'm starting to think that these sort of "CVE bro" posts are part of an intentional campaign by manufacturers trying to hold on to their rent seekin
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3y ago
> climate change is a real threat. I'm rather sure that not being able to afford energy - heat in the winer - is a the real existential threat to a kid in continental Europe. Worrying about sea level going up 10cm in his/her li
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4y ago
>I like adventure, so I keep buying 15 year old German cars. Samesies; we've kept an e60 m5 as the wife's daily driver for about a decade.
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4y ago
Open source people a notoriously terrible at naming thing, Mastodon is a prime example of that. Too many syllables, too much negative phonetic connotation and any focus group would tell you there's about 3 people that know what a Mast
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4y ago
Artist's impression of a black hole, more news at 6. I guess all the crypto hype is now AI hype. Can't wait to see the wave of companies renaming themselves from X Blockchain to X AI.
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4y ago
I'm using 14.79GB of ram with just imessage, signal and 3 edge tabs open on Mojave. With 8gb you're almost certainly constantly swapping.
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4y ago
It's not the ability comprehend what you wrote, but rather the content - the point you're making is the same cliche white-kid-from-the-suburbs-moves-to-a-city infallible argument ("you only need cars because the system makes
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4y ago
Whereabouts did that actually work? I can't think of a west coast locale where electricity is actually cheap and you get anything remotely resembling a winter. I can see places like coastal california where you're on AC virtually
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4y ago
I don't believe there is a municipality anywhere in the US where heat pump heating will be cheaper than nat gas on run rate basis.
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