sanex

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   by sanex 1y ago

   I think they prefer to use evaporative cooling though.
2. 182.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   It really depends where they get the water. If they're pumping an aquifer fry and doing evaporative cooling they could be just boiling an entire areas water source. If they could figure out how to use salt water it'd be ideal.
3. 183.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   It's open source. Audit it like you would any other service that exposed your homelab to the Internet. How do you know XYZ repo isn't coded for some bootcampers capstone project? I bet those are even less secure. Edit: should have
4. 184.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   They got the investments before the company was even ollama. They exist because their VC was ok with them pivoting to build the current product. It's likely it wouldn't exist without the funding.
5. 185.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   That's interesting. Drive ad value to zero or force them to start blocking crappy traffic. I think the issue is this could take us down the device attestation drm for the web path to discern legitimate traffic which is bad for the open
6. 186.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   By clicking on all the ads you're raising prices in the long run and just funneling money to google and meta, forcing the toilet paper companies to make scratchier tp to try and squeeze out more margin. My bhole would thank you for not
7. 187.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   Mines going on 5 now. Haven't maintained it at all. What failed on yours?
8. 188.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   I do the same thing with my engineers but I keep the tasks in Jira and I label them "stories". But in all seriousness +1 can recommend this method.
9. 189.▲
   by sanex 1y ago

   I'm always amazed at how little people will care about the customer experience for a shot at a 20k raise.
10. 190.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Looks like most of these comments aren't reading the article. Most of the pedestrian deaths are not at intersections. Likely it's a combo of big vehicles, distracted pedestrians and distracted drivers. One thing I've noticed
11. 191.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I think the 10 percent is more work than you give it credit for.
12. 192.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I enjoyed this work of nonfiction.
13. 193.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Given I'm in the digital marketing industry my case was a little unique. Partly it was for UX research.
14. 194.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I don't think people understand the price we pay for these ads. Companies _generally_ are going to operate so they don't lose money. In an industry I am familiar with, I booked someone to clean my home. The total cost was somewher
15. 195.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I started reading and listening to Ed after "The Man Who Killed Google Search" but grew tired of him ranting on and on about a technology that "brings no value to the world" while I use it to great effect many times ever
16. 196.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    This is not unique to AI tools. I've seen it with new expense tools that are great for accounting but terrible to use, or some contract review process that makes it easier on legal or infosec review of a SaaS tool that everyone and the
17. 197.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Who definitely can pay it ;)
18. 198.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I've considered swapping to Claude since the last update made talking to gpt absolutely terrible. I heavily make use of being able to put in PRs on mobile by working with codex, and if it wasn't for this I'd probably have swi
19. 199.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I went through one upgrade a year or so ago that forced me to redo my backup so I'm a little shy of going all in again until they say stable.
20. 200.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I was hoping we'd have immich stable earlier in 2025, now it's starting to look like maybe 2026 but they haven't pushed it on the roadmap so I'm holding out hope.
21. 201.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I know they used to be Home Assistant capable but required an API key which they will no longer give out. Seems like no fully local control to me. I believe my app stops working when the Internet goes out but it's been a bit.
22. 202.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Agree it's not great, and I still drive Chevy's, but laissez-faire capitalism isn't what's keeping a lot of these big legacy companies alive. Tech companies I think might be a different dynamic.
23. 203.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Bailouts for auto companies big banks and airlines, etc isn't laissez faire
24. 204.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I think where I take issue is the fact that I believe I should have control and ownership of the data from my vehicle and that such data should be protected by the fifth amendment. The government obviously should be able to look at the car
25. 205.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Personally I believe the fifth amendment should protect me from self incrimination.
26. 206.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    If it's not my fault then I'll gladly release the data. If it is then I have a 5th amendment right not to. If I'm incapacitated then I don't care and my estate can release it.
27. 207.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    I would rather my cars not automatically rat me out to the authorities, personally.
28. 208.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    How would this work with say my syncthing fork or DJI fly? Web doesn't really work here.
29. 209.▲
    by sanex 1y ago

    Since I've taken a recent foray into management I'm also inclined to disagree slightly with the article. In big tech I see a lot of managers as people who's main goal is climbing the corporate ladder and therefore don't
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    by sanex 1y ago

    Soon you won't be able to do this either because most manufacturers are locking down the bootloader.