rdsubhas

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by rdsubhas 2y ago
This is convenient. Do you know if sender tracking is available for these purchases? I tried getting one, but there was no sendungsnummer provided...
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
It's foolish because, you don't have to be on the extremes of being against or for. We face huge coal free electrification targets in short timeframes to save the planet. A rational administrator would focus on the larger goal, an
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
> Then I checked out the Social Democrats, and they didn't speak out about open source. "Not speaking out" is not against. But being anti-nuclear is clearly a stand against. Any party can't have binary decisions on ev
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Isn't that what NPUs are technically? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_accelerator
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
And it's back up after 2.5h downtime.
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Google Cloud Managed Prometheus is fully down(twitter.com)
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
You seem to have experience in this. Could you recommend or share any alternative approaches?
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
And it has ai in it's name.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
I guess the point being made by that comment is, it could be an accounting / book-shifting trick.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Heat pumps are simple, easy to understand, efficient (uses very little energy) devices. But it still blows my mind every time — that we can use the heat of the sun to cool our homes. What a wonderful time to live in!
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Over/under nutrition is locally controllable. Micro plastics is like CO2. Spread out everywhere, can't be sequestered or reversed. Rather than saying it's not a problem now — it's worth saying what's the threshold b
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Instead of looking for evidence of consumption risk at current/past levels — it would be good to know: what is the threshold of continuous daily ingestion beyond which microplastics are harmful. The answer can't be infinity of cou
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
That could probably invite needless frivolous lawsuits (IP/patent/copyright/license trolls) on various parts of the source code.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
https://shamansir.github.io/JavaScript-Garden/
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
I think you got the context of the second point entirely wrong, so it's better to read the comment to which it's replied. As I said before, my entire family are proud, satisfied users of the German metro & public transit syste
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
> If we put more effort into self-driving busses and autonomous trains ... we would see much greater dividends on our investment and far fewer "unintuitive" errors. Everything you said made sense, except focusing on mass transi
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Big companies drag themselves down – not because they can't innovate – but because they can't go "all in" into innovations which compete against their real cash cow. An AI assistant fundamentally hits at Google's gu
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Most people don't care.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Many comments here disagreeing about LTS just because it won't be up-to-date – are missing a critical point. When people run a rolling release on their server, their original intent is "Yay I'll force myself to be up-to-date&
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
I'm all in on FF on desktop. The only thing stopping on mobile for last 4-5 years is Translations. Project Bergamot is incredibly successful, thanks again to Mozilla for investing in this! Open Translation is such an important thing, i
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
IQ and EQ are different things. Some people are very technically smart to know a trillion side effects of technical systems. But can be really bad/binary/shallow at knowing side order effects of human dynamics. Ilya's role is
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
To be frank, this seems to be a general comment on rust as a language itself, than ferrocene. One would instead start from an observation that rust has been filling a real need/gap in the market which can't be explained merely by
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
> I'm blown away that I can watch 3 hours of h264 content on my flights and only 5% of my iPad battery is used. That sounds wild. Apple says iPad is rated for up to 10 hours of video playback [1]. The display alone should consume mo
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
And have it simulate sunrise in the morning. Starts at low power red at 6am and over 1 hour gradually increases to max power white. It does wonders to my family's morning routine in winter.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Demand will push AMD prices up by couple hundred bucks and Nvidia cards down by couple hundred bucks. A hobbyist customer will be neither better or worse.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Just to make it clear: Coming from a village in rural India, I have a far tinier, frugal life footprint than most. My family takes public transport daily. It's still untrue the way the GP comment is phrased, that companies do absolutel
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
If that's the accepted approach, then ask what's at the root of that again: Their centralized, clickbait marketing everywhere triggers a high % of the action. So at least, going by the logic of "who triggers" _(not going
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
Starlink is not yet ubiquitous even in western countries (EU, UK, US, Can, ...). I believe the rapid expansion meant becoming more ubiquitous in western countries and commercial operations (shipnav, etc). They have a long, long way to go be
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
In most countries, if they stop on their mortgage, the bank can come after all their assets to recoup. Not just the non-built house.
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by rdsubhas 3y ago
To neutral readers, it appears complementary — not contradictory. It adds more info about the cost of failure when trying to optimize for more science. If you can't see it that way, try picturing the reply prefixed as "to add to t

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