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by sgt 5mo ago
I honestly thought this was some kind of OpenWRT firmware for routers until I clicked the link. "Ahhh, AI. Of course."
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by sgt 5mo ago
Likewise, someone said Jacksonville FL is the most boring city, yet you have a vibrant artist communtiy there.
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by sgt 5mo ago
I love his views on Los Angeles, I paraphase: > [...] What I like about Los Angeles is that it allows everyone to live his or her own lifestyle. Drive around the hills and you find a Moorish castle next to a Swiss chalet sitting beside a
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by sgt 5mo ago
Fair enough I guess, it has been a gamble. But risky investments are still investments that paid off well. Or they can drop like a rock.
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by sgt 5mo ago
As much as I love America, as an American I'd be a bit embarrassed to see my administration put this kind of negative stuff on Whitehouse.gov
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by sgt 5mo ago
You have a point. I'd hope most of us actually do care about virtues and integrity, but 90% of the time it doesn't need to be said. It's how we were raised. Now, true virtue signalling is saying X to change the perception but
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by sgt 5mo ago
I'd say in Norway there's more inherent trust in America. People may appear a bit more critical, but by now it's part of the culture. Even though you have some regresion of that trust due to Trump and polarization, I'd s
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by sgt 5mo ago
Where did they say that all data centers will move into space? I thought the claim was that it's going to be more and more feasible and profitable to have DC's in space.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Agreed - Tesla has been an insanely good investment. I'm not sure about the next 10 years, but people have continuously underestimated them (and Elon Musk). The Norwegian so called Oil Fund owns more than 1% of Tesla.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Next one: Berkeley DB is all you need for durable workflows /s
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by sgt 5mo ago
Think it might be normal for the HN crowd, founders etc.
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by sgt 5mo ago
We're IT people, we often work 14 hours a day. How does that not mix into your personal life?
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by sgt 5mo ago
Let's say the actor then crashes, how do you recon and have it pick up again?
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by sgt 5mo ago
I need to do proper benchmarks on SELECT FOR UPDATE..SKIP LOCKED - but I suspect thousands per second. Some claimed higher than 10k/sec, but we'll see
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by sgt 5mo ago
When it's spoken .. sure.. but as I read it, I wasn't so sure anymore.
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by sgt 5mo ago
This is so sad. "Maybe - just maybe" > [...] the best career move is to become proficient at buying more tokens orchestrating agents, but I would still recommend not putting all your eggs in one basket just yet because maybe
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by sgt 5mo ago
Continuously amazed by what you can do with few tools, as long as Postgres is a part of your toolkit. I recently developed a distributed queue and it works really great - benchmarks great too, with no race conditions or conflicts. I used SK
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by sgt 5mo ago
Interesting, I've been using 4.7 since it came out and it was pretty good for me. But in the last day or so it turned dumb. Is this normal just before they release a new one?
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by sgt 5mo ago
Probably about AI, but there's already a story about that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48292224
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by sgt 5mo ago
> What you’re describing is a real social shift, not just annoyance with a tool. > AI is useful as a tool. But when it replaces attention, judgment, and personality, conversations start feeling empty. I pasted your article into ChatGP
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by sgt 5mo ago
A solution to this is to actually insist on calling people. At least then you'll get the person's immediate inputs to your question.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Am in South Africa, I have the full BEV, not the REX one. Since it's mostly a town commuter I can use the other car for longer trips.
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by sgt 5mo ago
I have an i3 actually, never selling this thing! I wouldn't know if anything exists that is worthy to replace it.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Nothing like the dull, beige boxes with wheels of the competition.
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by sgt 5mo ago
"The lights gently recede when switched off, perserving the purity of the form." This is totally impossible to read without hearing it in Ive's soothing voice.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Love it. Although I can't help to think you'll need to flip it around to charge.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Cool, it has suicide doors like the BMW i3 (a legendary concept car that escaped into the wild, and caused BMW to lose a lot of money)
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by sgt 5mo ago
There's quite a bit more to culture and language than just being able to have transformers come up with believable language and/or dialect.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Think they will not train on the dull 2TB but use that as the data lake to start and then apply a more targeted approach.
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by sgt 5mo ago
Can confirm that. Norway may have a small population, but if you live there you'll think it's truly the center of the world (aside from the US. Norwegians love America)

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