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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I never knew this. Also if you're in the Boston/Cambridge area, WMBR is a fun and weird listen and clearly sounds like college radio when compared to something like WERS.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
The driver exists in the proprietary Steam client, not in SteamOS itself.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
They still do that, Valve popularized the concepts of battle passes (with Dota 2) and loot boxes (with Team Fortress 2). They also took a paid game with TF2 and added all that monetization after the fact. Counter-Strike especially has a pre
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
Gotta be fun being a strong and active IC with 15 direct reports.
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if most of that revenue is PlayStation. That's why they've been porting their entire catalog over, claimed the end of exclusives etc. Last I heard the current Xbox generation has sold less than the las
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by tapoxi 5mo ago
He actually still uses GNOME, at least as recently as 5 months ago. I'm a KDE user but I get why people like it.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
Silver Line was part of the Big Dig, but I agree the North/South Rail Link should have been part of it. Having no direct connection between North Station and South Station is stupid. But you can't just get rid of 93
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
But flights emit co2, and a train system is electrified. It can be completely powered by renewables. Given California's extreme susceptibility to climate related disasters, avoiding flights is a great idea.
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Multiservice Impact for Azure Workloads in East US(azure.status.microsoft)
4 points by tapoxi 6mo ago|1 comments
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
And soon we expect everyone to have a mech suit, and only a handful of companies can make one, and they rent it to you and can revoke it at any time. And what happens when they've saturated the market? Prices go up to the maximum the m
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
I have a bin of plastic instruments lying around somewhere
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
I wonder how much Claude Code were cost if we were to take the cost of environmental destruction from its energy consumption into account.
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Infinite Velocity(cube-drone.com)
2 points by tapoxi 6mo ago|0 comments
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
A Playdate is $229. A Switch 2 is $499 and a PS5 is $599
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
I mean, aren't we all bragging about autonomous agents doing the coding for us? I don't see how that's remotely a stretch. The legal question was "did a human author the work"?
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
In the Monkey Selfie case - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_selfie_copyright_disput... - courts decided that copyright requires a human author and a human merely setting the conditions for a copyrighted work to ap
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
SaaS is dead because large chunks of the industry can't do work or understand their codebase without depending on a proprietary AI model from a single provider. And you thought GitHub or us-east-1 outages were bad.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
Recipes are a weird counterexample. Everyone I know Googles them because they're written up by chefs with specific styles and sometimes have user reviews. Asking ChatGPT will get you algorithmic food nonsense, it has no idea if those i
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
Signal data is not backed up, they have a local backup solution and an in-app e2e cloud backup for $2/month.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
This is a fantastic write-up, thanks for sharing!
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
It's just confined to one instance if it goes down, not all of Mastodon.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
I don't really understand this architecture, but I thought Bluesky was distributed like Mastodon? How can it have an outage?
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
Yeah I've had an ID4 for a few years and its certainly possible, but seemingly overnight the charging network doubled and its a net win for everyone. Also, my mom is in her 70s, those CCS plugs are huge! I'm glad everyone was able
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
It's a shame what happened to this company. I used to really want a Tesla, but now the brand signifies your support for Musk/DOGE, they killed half their lineup, and they keep mentioning that cars aren't the future as they ai
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
This isn't really true anymore with the advent of Flatpak & Flathub. It's just an app store like any other platform. Even the majority of games work without tweaking.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
This is my exact writing style - I'm screwed.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
This is neat but my employer rates my performance based on token consumption; is there one that makes Claude needlessly verbose?
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
He's using this approach because the EU requires documents to be in an open format, and by him advocating that OOXML is only open by name, he can advance a legal argument that OpenDocument is the only acceptable format. Office supports
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
SteamOS is just an immutable Arch, and all Steam Linux games use the Steam Linux container runtime or Proton. Bazzite and a few others provide a similar console-style experience.
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by tapoxi 6mo ago
Bazzite is incredible, I've been running it on my gaming PC for about two years now. Games just work these days, and the updates are silent so I never need to think about them.

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