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by tempestn 11mo ago
I'm not familiar with Hetzner personally, but maybe they mean the uplink? I've found that with some smaller providers, advertising 10Gbit, but you rarely get close to that speed in reality.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
If you own your own hardware, but you can provision a leased dedicated server from many different providers in an hour or three, and still pay far less than for comparable hardware from AWS.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
There's a distinction between just saying it's more expensive and saying it's slower at the same price. Compared to well spec'ed and administered dedicated servers, it's basically impossible to get the same performa
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Sorry, yeah, 5.1 regular chatbot.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Have you tried Gemini 3 yet? I haven't done any coding with it, but on other tasks I've been impressed compared to gpt 5 and Sonnet 4.5.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
His wife repeatedly requested a divorce and he basically forced her to remain in the loveless marriage. Your strawmen really aren't relevant.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
And even if you don't consider the well-being of the father at all, surely the best thing for his wife and child isn't for him to continue the charade. I certainly wouldn't want that, in their place.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
I don't think it's fair to consider only the son in this. I'd say do what's best for both your son and your wife. And to me that's pretty clearly telling his wife the truth here.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Coercing someone to remain in a loveless marriage while you abandon and repeatedly cheat on them sure is though.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
> The whole experience made me a lot more humble about opinions I hold without relevant experience. I wish there were a way to shortcut this process for society so that so many people didn't need to either go through a similar exper
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Agreed on globally diversified value stocks/funds. Personally I still like to have a fixed income cushion as well, though there are certainly arguments both ways on that. (And on whether to globally diversify the bonds you do hold.)
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by tempestn 11mo ago
At least historically, the research I've seen is that one is better off keeping risk in the equity side of a portfolio, not trying to eek out gains on the fixed income side. So that would suggest sticking with intermediate duration, go
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by tempestn 11mo ago
I've always used value-tilted indexes, and am hoping that they will suffer less when the bubble pops. With that and a healthy dose of fixed income (which I chose years ago based on an assumption that the equity portion of the portfolio
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by tempestn 11mo ago
You're not taking on any meaningful tech debt by waiting a week after a new version goes public to adopt it. As the OP says, there are services that scan popular open source tools for vulnerabilities as soon as they are released; even
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by tempestn 11mo ago
It was a well reasoned response to the question posed. Not everything is AI, and not all "walls of text" are equal.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
It's also unclear to me if people are intentionally ignoring the fact that it's about procrastination, or actually don't realize that in the rush to argue about what constitutes productive work.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
I actually expect quite a lot of smaller foreign sellers have just stopped bothering trying to sell to the US, because the price plus the hassle isn't worth it. Large companies of course still will, with some price increase.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Now people stop shopping at your store.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
But there would be rounding down, so how is this relevant?
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Though I think the parent means, eventually in the (hopefully) distant future, we'll get rid of the $100 bill because it will be worth too little .
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Inspired by the concept of "a piece of cloth", we give you this "3d-knitted" piece of cloth to put your phone in. It's kind of difficult to actually get a phone into and out of, and it looks a bit ridiculous, but do
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by tempestn 11mo ago
My favorite bit is right before that, > Inspired by the concept of “a piece of cloth”
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Had to double check the date here. This really is indistinguishable from an April 1 post.
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by tempestn 11mo ago
Why not both?
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by tempestn 11mo ago
This is an interesting hypothesis, but I don't buy it. I'm pretty confident that "smart" people are also good at solving poorly specified problems. One good example might be, "How do I start a successful company?&qu
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by tempestn 1y ago
Electronic voting and mail voting are very different things though.
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by tempestn 1y ago
It depends a lot on the bulbs. When we moved into our current house 11 years ago, we replaced everything with LEDs. Many of those original bulbs are still going strong, including all of the 20 or so integrated pot lights we put in to replac
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by tempestn 1y ago
But if the filament is thicker you need much more current to get the same level of light, hence much lower efficiency, like your parent comment said.
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by tempestn 1y ago
With a lot of overlap though. The correlation with sunshine is still helpful.
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by tempestn 1y ago
I would guess the margin goes toward 0.

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