skullone

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by skullone 5mo ago
Don't jinx it!
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by skullone 5mo ago
The is in context of B2B, which meta has a huge ecosystem and often rips away a companies revenue for hidden reasons
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by skullone 5mo ago
Thats good news, glad the creator/maintainer is not only getting recognition, but also dollars
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by skullone 5mo ago
Props for bringing up Subspace! What a fun game that deserves more players! (And a new client ui)
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by skullone 5mo ago
Bruh, $200/m for most people in the US is also a hard "no!". That's a lot of money. Plus Anthropic isn't doing good deals with orgs that spend less than 250k a month. It's ridiculous.
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by skullone 5mo ago
except nearly everyone uses unsafe rust
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by skullone 5mo ago
I went RKE2, k3s is nice, but a little too minimal for my tastes. With a few hundred MB ram used, I've got an internal container registry, openbao for secrets, caddy for edge TLS, rabbitmq, and powerdns for exposing k8s ingress. Plus a
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by skullone 5mo ago
Another typescript library! Woohoo!
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by skullone 6mo ago
What use case does a million character PR have?
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Trump fires NSF's oversight board(science.org)
530 points by skullone 6mo ago|307 comments
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by skullone 6mo ago
Don't think that's a fair assessment. They set forth to build modular, repairable laptops you could get parts from 3rd parties with design files available to 3d print or manufacture. They are sticking by those goals. They've
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by skullone 6mo ago
I have a basement, and a garage, and 2 sheds... I still dont wanna run servers at home. I use OVH, I just rent a server at their Hillsboro OR, US datacenter, just a few miles from my home, i know the twists and turns the fiber goes between
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by skullone 6mo ago
That's it? That's the article?
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by skullone 6mo ago
What a scam
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by skullone 6mo ago
I don't know about "only doing trivial things". I've built a fully threaded webmail replacement for Gmail using imap, indexes mail to postgres, local Django webapp renders everything in a Gmail/Outlook style threade
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by skullone 6mo ago
My old Lenovo t420 has been running 24/7 pegged as a multi-camera DVR since 2011, no issues whatsoever. Of course the battery is removed, but I don't see many decent laptops struggling running under load for prolonged periods.
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by skullone 6mo ago
ROFL.
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by skullone 6mo ago
You might want to run your responses through your legal and HR departments. You're acting as a representative and ignoring some material claims about a significant data privacy issue. You should probably just delete your reply in fact
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by skullone 7mo ago
Yah this is as about as dirty room as it can get
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by skullone 7mo ago
I thought I was going crazy when my new m4 seemed "fuzzier" on my external 4ks. I tried replicating settings from my old MacBook to no avail. I wonder if Apple is doing this on purpose except for their own displays.
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by skullone 7mo ago
Go seek a mental health professional and never post here again until you have been diagnosed and medicated.
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by skullone 7mo ago
ROFL
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by skullone 7mo ago
If you are buying a material amount of gear, and have your own internal accounting/finance people to establish proper etiquette in purchasing, Dell will never "lose" based on price. As customers, you can say what you're
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by skullone 7mo ago
No, MSI is not better. It pains me to say it, but Dell has the best post-purchase support on data center gear. Their servers "just work" for commodity needs, even into HPC and custom gear. Once you exceed that, there's a half
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by skullone 7mo ago
Transitioning? It already happened decades ago. Only smaller scale/generic or less proficient "we bought all Dell and HP" use AC. At large scale it's been a ton of DC for literally decades. And for 70 years in telco and
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by skullone 7mo ago
Supermicro is definitely a "you get what you pay for". We bought thousands of servers from their vertical integrations partners, had massive board and backplane problems. Took a few years but they eventually took back over $30 mil
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by skullone 7mo ago
I wouldn't if I were you. Indeed there's a membrane that can keep drops away from electronics, but one big drop will find a way eventually. Doesn't even have to be a spill. Macs are infinitely fragile actually, there is zero
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by skullone 8mo ago
You must be ignorant - the entire republican leadership is telegraphing the cancel elections
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by skullone 10mo ago
But it shows that there's really no penalties for the rich to commit billions in fraud
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by skullone 10mo ago
The lightning and power boost can do up to 50amps though, the old trucks had to be running and you had to have a second or hight output alternator added. Having the battery/hybrid with their nice inverters was nice

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