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by tapoxi 4mo ago
I installed a solar system at my home in Massachusetts for 17k last year (after tax credits), 7.82 kw. So far it's covered about 70% of my usage and 5.7 Mwh. I don't have a full year of data yet so I expect that number to grow as
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
I really miss, as a late 90's/early 2000's apple fan, seeing Steve come up and joke with the audience then just show off real products or features and why they're cool. They really sterilized this whole thing after he pa
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
It's not clear how that was violated, since they're handing out an article from the ADA's own journal.
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
I've been running GitLab internally on k8s for 6 years, it handles code, CI, security scans, build artifacts, helm charts, etc. It runs a nightly backup to a GCS bucket. Monthly upgrades are painless. Once a year the major versions (18
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VibeOS – Hallucinated Operating System [video](youtube.com)
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
Where did everyone end up on the Redis/Valkey split? Is there still a reason to use Redis after the license kerfuffle?
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
They didn't launch outside of Japan until late 1995, so most people got one in '96.
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
We got my daughter a Yoto and it's a great device. She sticks a card in and it plays music or an audiobook. There's a "screen" but it's a low resolution pixel grid that shows pixel art of the current track.
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
O'Brien didn't say this, the article is about Ronny Chieng.
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
My Mom (70s, retired special ed teacher) got the family on Signal and it's a breeze to do video calls or send pictures/messages to people. They occasionally have a donation popup but it's one of the easiest and least intrusiv
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
The "normie" market doesn't pay for enterprise features though. They might cost more in inference then they make back from advertising.
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by tapoxi 4mo ago
But right now we have games that you have purchased for a one-time price, the developer revokes your ability to play it years later, and you have no recourse.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I don't think Uber was doing $1 trillion in infrastructure spend.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Are you sleeping in the back while the Tesla drives? Until you feel comfortable doing so, its stuck in the eternal 90%.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Seems reasonable to me, it's a rearchitecture to move things up to the systemd level where it makes sense for the majority of distributions but still allow alternative implementations. I wouldn't recommend reading that comment thr
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I love Zen but it doesn't support TouchID passkey auth on macOS. I'm someone who needs to Okta with multiple times a day, and this drove me to use Vivaldi instead.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
This has been a lost cause for the past decade or so. Web developers don't target Firefox anymore because a 5% share isn't enough to matter. Both projects (Chromium and Firefox) are open, so it's like Linux vs FreeBSD, but at
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
The difference is in motive. You want to have a cheap energy bill, the energy company wants to make a profit that grows every quarter. Those two goals are eternally at odds.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Tokenmaxing?
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Why not just text people? Am I missing something?
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I built a Linux gaming PC a few years ago, running Bazzite. AMD is much better. Nvidia has been improving but stuff "just works" with AMD because the kernel (amdgpu) and userspace (RADV) drivers are open source. Valve is a major R
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
GFiber isn't owned by Google anymore, which is why they changed the name. They're now part of Astound.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Historically the Chromebook target market is students, where this AI will probably be disabled by the school. Unless these things are much cheaper than a Macbook Neo, I don't see it succeeding.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Something I appreciate about ChromeOS is that updates are basically invisible. I'm worried they're gonna fuck up and overcomplicate something simple by having it run full-blown Android. Just think of all the times that you're
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I joked about this on HN a few weeks ago and I find it funny that we ended up here already. Goodhart's Law in action.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
For HDMI 2.0. For HDMI 2.1 and 4K/120hz you're looking at north of $25 and don't get VRR support.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Most TVs don't have DisplayPort
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
They actually fixed the Gitaly thing a month or two ago
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Steam Deck starts at almost the same price - $549. The base model was discontinued. The Switch 2 has superior performance, an inferior screen, and comes with the dock + detachable controllers.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I really enjoy ChromeOS, though I'm worried a lot of its simplicity will go away as Google transitions to Android-based laptops. My wife and I use an Asus Chromebook Flip as a kitchen/living room computer that we don't need t

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