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by spookie 1y ago
Yeah have seen them. Down south of EU, in Portugal, they are buying land used for agriculture for these huge solar farms. And it is as sad as it is here. Surely, food is more important no? If they were placed in some deserts like in Spain..
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by spookie 1y ago
This type of design (polyphase) is inherently even harder to align to achieve that level of efficiency, and misalignment throws the efficiency downward even faster than a simple coil. Wish I could link the research but it is behind a paywal
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by spookie 1y ago
There are pretty clean combustible sources out there or even alternative electrical sources out there, but somehow humanity has gone with big, heavy, rare mineral hungry batteries. What's the deal against hydrogen? Toyota made a car th
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by spookie 1y ago
Hell, Poland asked Ukraine to provide some instructors to help them after the recent escalation of airspace violations they had.
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by spookie 1y ago
They're working on something for GTK4 iirc
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by spookie 1y ago
The best part is having no good alternative to the deprecated stuff. In the end I just stopped giving a damn and use either a modified microui or lvgl.
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by spookie 1y ago
This is true, it's normal with the age.
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by spookie 1y ago
They feel the need to prove themselves to others. Not a jab or anything, it is normal.
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by spookie 1y ago
Agreed. Also, companies tend to prefer having someone else bound by a contract run their AI services. That way they are safe from scandals, by having a scapegoat, and do not spend time doing something orthogonal to their expertise.
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by spookie 1y ago
Not really, at least where I worked. Just the daily meal as a customer would get.
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by spookie 1y ago
I wonder why...
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by spookie 1y ago
> So what are stablecoins really trying to do? Circumvent regulation? Implement something the banks just aren't willing to do themselves? Circumventing sanctions.
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by spookie 1y ago
Restaurant staff usually eats before service, no? At least where I'm from.
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by spookie 1y ago
Fairphone and Sony Xperias - Fairphone 5 works with Ubuntu touch - Xperias that are from previous gen can run Sailfish OS I've looked into others, don't recommend
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by spookie 1y ago
Look at Sony phones and Sailfish OS
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by spookie 1y ago
Corporate interests != GPL is not on the cards
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by spookie 1y ago
Humans never learn, there will always be some crazy moron controlling some country.
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by spookie 1y ago
There is more to life than money, and even when speaking of money a lot of things are already paid this way.
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by spookie 1y ago
I guess those stuck on MSVC might have this perception, but newer C standards have added plenty of niceties. Unsure if the claim that Cpp is safer is correct.
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by spookie 1y ago
Not sure of sensationalist or just doing great reporting. I take him as one of the last good tech journalists on the platform.
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by spookie 1y ago
SS7 should be nuked from orbit, at some point we have to stop pretending we can't replace that pos.
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by spookie 1y ago
No, the meshes involved are in the same ballpark as children's drawings for 2D art. I'm sure the most difficult part here is just understanding blender UI. Clearly more difficult than picking up a pencil. But, a tutorial video sho
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by spookie 1y ago
You'll just stick out like a sore thumb
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by spookie 1y ago
Server side check for what? My dude, we are at the point where AI's are trained on images resembling the enemy player (you know the ones appearing on your screen, good luck not showing those) and a little programme rolls a mouse around
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by spookie 1y ago
I'm surprised if anything. All examples are really just primitives either extruded in one step or the same and maybe 5 of them together. I don't want to sound mean but these are reachable with just another day at it. They really a
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by spookie 1y ago
You may see the discussion here, please be civil: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(WMF)#W...
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by spookie 1y ago
You can only cover some very specific cases like that for robotics. Also, besides some really huge companies, I would be nervous as a business to rely on a third party so much that I didn't have a workforce of my own. Yes, it works for
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by spookie 1y ago
You have put into words way better what I was attempting to say at first. So yeah, this.
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by spookie 1y ago
Well, if they somehow get to experience the other side of the coin, that helps. And to be fair empathy does come more and more with age.
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by spookie 1y ago
Jami, or Taler come to mind. The latter just released, so... Yeah. https://www.taler.net/en/news/2025-01.html

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