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by t0mas88 1y ago
Ah, 16A at 230v (3680W) is a normal circuit here. Most appliances work with that, the common exception is electric cooking (using two circuits or 380v two-phase) and EV charging.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Context engineering doesn't seem to be a "more is better" exercise, especially not with the more basic models. So it's not just about less tokens, the quality of the response also increases if you provide only the releva
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by t0mas88 1y ago
A single app with Spring AI as the low level framework to make things like swapping models easy and to handle tool calls. Easier to add tests and to debug compared to Lambda and step functions.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
They do that to match your device ID or cookies with their customer records. Since cookies don't last long they prefer to have you do that every month. More details here: https://hightouch.com/blog/what-is-identity
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by t0mas88 1y ago
A simple kitchen top water cooker is 2000W, so a 1500W PC sounds like no big deal.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
I use VLANs to isolate the IoT devices. Their separate WiFi is VLAN tagged by the access points. And my internet/IPTV provider uses broadcast for TV streams which requires IGMP support if you want to run it over your existing network.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
For me it has a big positive impact on two sides of the spectrum and not so much in the middle. One end is larger complex new features where I spend a few days thinking about how to approach it. Usually most thought goes into how to do some
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Same here. Together with putting random emojis in answers. It's so over the top that saying "Excellent idea, rocket emoji" is a running joke with my wife when the other says something obvious :-)
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by t0mas88 1y ago
They say it needs to be refueled after 5 years and that it can be done 4 times for a total lifespan of 20 years.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
And now think about Elon Musk's pedo guy......
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by t0mas88 1y ago
I think developers need to clearly understand this and then make reasonable (ideally also visible) choices for the reference frame used in the frontend. For example the last application I worked on used UTC everywhere in the backend, databa
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by t0mas88 1y ago
The problem for most sites is not the hosting but the sales of those ads. The market is very centralised around Google. Small sites can't really sell their ad inventory profitably direct to advertisers. They're all putting it in t
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by t0mas88 1y ago
It's not all of the UK, you get asked in London, not in the countryside. Same in the Netherlands, you get asked in Amsterdam but not much outside. I guess San Francisco also has much more oatmilk latte's than rural villages
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Maybe I'm paranoid, but I have a separate VLAN with its own WiFi SSID for iot things like cameras, sensors, washing machine, dryer, solar panels and a bunch of ESP32 based projects. It has no internet access, and is only accessible fro
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by t0mas88 1y ago
> In a broader vein, it's time for regulation forbidding the retention or aggregation of any person's data for any commercial purpose other than the one most proximal to the actual transaction in which the person engaged, unles
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Anecdata, but looking at the higher end of the "normal people" market Intel has already lost. It's macbooks everywhere. The only non-apple notebooks I see are either for cost reasons or tech experts that want more contol (a s
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Elon is an idiot. If he disagrees with EU values so much, he should just stay out of the EU market. It's a free world, nobody forced him to sell cars in the EU.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Sure, but Meta saying "We share concerns raised by these businesses" translates to: It is in our and only our benefit for PR reasons to agree with someone, we don't care who they are, we don't give a fuck, but just this
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Sounds like a reasonable guideline to me. Even for open source models, you can add a license term that requires users of the open source model to take "appropriate measures to avoid the repeated generation of output that is identical o
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by t0mas88 1y ago
A support contract from Oracle to help you if things go wrong. Probably not worth it for the vast majority of users, but a small group is paying Oracle for this.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
I can't imagine this deal was done over just the weekend. It takes time to set this up, check the financials etc.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Aviation is full of those design choices. Similar to how a multi-engine propeller plane will use oil pressure to keep the props in the flying angle, which means that when oil pressure is lost (catastrophic engine failure) it will feather gi
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by t0mas88 1y ago
The deal for the founders may not have been as good as what Google offered. They may only hold 10% after those rounds, a serious part of the acquisition price could go to liquidation preferences of the VCs and the deal is mostly in OpenAI s
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Or malware, those would typically be fairly random domain names that are queried for updates or instructions by a large number of infected devices.
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Embabel Agent Framework for the JVM(github.com)
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Might be fixable by adding a $ 100 submission fee that is returned when you're proving working exploit code. Would make the Curl team a lot of money.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Only if the bad code affects customer experience significantly. That only happens to a big enough amount of you really let things grow out of contol. At some point you'll get bugs that take forever to solve and angry customers as a res
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by t0mas88 1y ago
The price of the jet includes the cost of 2 crew to operate it and the organization around it to arrange everything for dispatch. The Cessna price listed here is for only the plane and fuel.
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Not really for most small airports. The plane is in the $ 200 per hour range, so a 1 hour out and 1 hour back flight is $ 400 in rental and fuel. The landing fee is more like $10-20 and often free if you buy fuel there. Only big airports wi
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by t0mas88 1y ago
Whether it's and vs either/or is the difference between a liquidation preference or a participating liquidation preference. And indeed the more than 1x cases are also problematic for common stock holders. But I do assume the 409A

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