tedk-42

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by tedk-42 9mo ago
You're being downvoted because not everyone has CLI access to a server and the required ghostscript binaries etc. Realistically, most 'normal users' have PDF needs like these links and we as tech people can safely give these
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
100% People forget this is also a place of discussion and the comment section is usually peak value as opposed to the article itself.
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
Wrong. Energy usage goes up for all societies, no matter how efficient we make things to be. Our living standard goes up with more electricity (EVs for example require more energy, as would more electrification of things). The real problem
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
And we're officially going down the drain with linux / command line: ``` #!/usr/bin/env claude-run --permission-mode bypassPermissions ```
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
I'm very skeptical of any company that just 'pops up' and makes a bunch of claims that will shake up the industry. I doubt they'd sell to endusers, but not having any partnerships with established brands with sales figur
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
See you in 2027 with the same prediction!
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
I don't think this is how it would have played out at all. I'm no expert on IPv4 or IPv6, but if they had designed IPv6 to be able to route fine to IPv4, we'd be OK. It would at least give people an upgrade path where their o
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
Yep I suspect this too from the benchmarks. The linux kernel doesn't send the instructions to the right cores and likely sees them all as the same and not 'high power' vs 'low power' cores
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
Article quotes `40 megawatt-hours of installed capacity.` - Surely this can get you pretty far from Tasmania to South America.
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by tedk-42 9mo ago
_continue without supporting_ is a button i like to press As is disabling javascript on a site to get past this FE non-sense. Otherwise, i'll just get the information / content elsewhere.
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by tedk-42 10mo ago
As it should be with all things. I pivoted away from google search (duckduckgo instead primarily) but even then, the majority of "information" I'm looking for goes instead to chatgpt.
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by tedk-42 10mo ago
There are a lot of AI generated shorts around animals. A common thing I see is a baby animal needing rescue by a human (which it does) and it comes back later on and rewards the human with a gift of some kind it thinks is valuable. I watch
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by tedk-42 10mo ago
Imagine our human ancestors claiming IP infringement when one guy copied fire making from another.
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by tedk-42 11mo ago
10 years ago people like you were called 'grammar nazis' - a term clearly out of fashion but the sentiment remains. An excellent article, to be nit-picked for a dumb reason as this
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by tedk-42 11mo ago
Wow you got negged so hard, likely by people that have never really written XSLT code. I have and I've always hated it. I still to this day will never touch an IBM DataPower appliance, though I'm more than capable because of XSLT.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
> but what if they could drain every last drop of energy from those batteries before recycling them? Again batteries are an energy store and not an energy source. The fact the author cannot distinguish that makes the their opinion less c
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Where are all the commenters about how China can't innovate and they can only steal technology now... Reverse that, why don't other countries / companies try and steal their talent and IP? Is everyone resigned to think that C
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by tedk-42 1y ago
OK which dumb engineer unsafely wrapped the entire feature flagging / observability / telemetry tooling around the main process of the app such that it wouldn't load unless those libraries resolved?
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Internet, out. Very big day for an engineering team indeed. Can't vibe code your way out of this issue...
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by tedk-42 1y ago
A management / risk issue and NOT and engineering one.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
A car that travels 0-60 MPH in 2 seconds is fast A car that does this in 4 seconds is still fast (though twice as slow)
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Yep it's like they're grouping all kinds of mental disabilities as autism
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by tedk-42 1y ago
And we never heard from then again. Case in point of how someone likes something in theory but in practice it's distasteful.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
A data lake is a sensible business move to compliment their R2 object store. For the longest time, you can query S3 in AWS through a range of their services and more (Athena being the most obvious). They mention edge compute as a feature as
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by tedk-42 1y ago
They aren't giving you 'microcuts' in your gut, any more than anything else. Why? The force applied isn't in a uniform downward direction like you would with a knife.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
I can't help but feel like a lot of commenters would benefit from such things. Working in an Amazon warehouse for example, being a labourer of some kind (removalist for example). It really is a luxury to sit in front of a keyboard and
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by tedk-42 1y ago
There's survival like cockroaches and then there's survival like crocodiles.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Large number of released packages due to renovatebot / dependabot patching + release automation! If this was an actual measurement of productivity that bot deserves a raise!
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Much better to have CO2 than methane in the atmosphere
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Except for Russia, where else have deaths + land issues happened?

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