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by to11mtm 4mo ago
...errrr.... I think the EU performing such an action is outside the Overton window, at least for now... China does know that but they knew how to make the deal palatable enough for auto manufacturers (other companies too, but this one IMO
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> So what would you do differently in an alternative client library? I should have better disclaimed my comment.... to be clear I don't know much about the graphics subject, I probably should have prefaced it with, "I don'
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> Microsoft rdp is a great solution for this in windows land. The people who put together TS/RDP are geniuses IMO, it's insane as to how usable it has been for at least 15-ish years...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
If I had to guess, because then at least -hypothetically- easier to optimize for the 'local' case (depending on implementation, at least from my understanding of the POSIX/*nix paradigm, bending and breaking a bunch of rules
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Looking through the page and the main readme I have lots of questions... I'm vaguely curious what is or is not missing for aarch/riscv, also what else is/is not implemented? e.x. is there audio support? can I plug a USB drive
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> For better or worse, parenthesis aren't that bad with the proper IDE tooling. Hell, even without [0], you can at least count the parenthesis by hand in a pinch. I remember seeing lots of crazy-awesome stuff done in AutoLisp by &
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
Agree that Elixir is closer to a Lisp than Ruby. Heck at least in my brain MLs are closer to a Lisp than Ruby...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> Or just look at how reliably people reject any policy that vaguely looks like a carbon tax scheme. "Fix the earth somehow, now, but I'm not paying a cent, because that wasn't my fault!" is everyone's rallying c
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> You can live in a well-insulated fully electric home powered by renewable energy and have most things you need within a walk, bike, or public transport ride away, _OR_ use an electric car for the things that aren't. If you combine
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
> I have a (admittedly unevidenced) hypothesis that the US took off from other economies after ‘08 because real estate became a spectacularly shit investment overnight and investors had to invest in productive things for returns. There w
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
The timing of all of these IPOs has a smell similar to both the US Mortgage company trend shortly before interest rates spiked and all those companies started shedding jobs progressively since, and/or the DotCom IPO boom. Where we land
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
If they truly wanted it to be in the benefit of the not-for-profit and safe from interference, the ownership by the foundation would be much closer to or just over 50%.... just thinking out loud...
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
They took longer than everyone expected and then shortly after release they made announcements that made people worry that Intel might kill the project the way they tend to kill GPU projects. (I still kinda want to get one tho.)
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
AFAIK PCIe6 just started getting implemented in hardware last year... PCIe7 Spec was just released last year too... PCIe6 is a much larger change than 'just bump up the transfer rate', the encoding changed too (on top of the new c
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
It doesn't -have- to be that way necessarily... LPCAMM2/SOCAMM2 exist, heck I think Framework is using LPCAMM2 in one of their new laptops. Heck, I'm willing to bet that a lot of manufacturers would rather go that route than
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by to11mtm 4mo ago
IDK, there's a tipping point where at best domain expertise without skill leads to a LOT of tech debt. In fact about half of my career has been dealing with 'domain knowledge at least present enough to get the ticket/epic clo
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
Yeah I'll admit I've never seen a shop I've gone to offer that as a service; the closest I've gotten is getting the shop's extended warranty on the tires, and then they'll pro-rate the remaining tires on replac
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
I mean in my head it is 'Plugin system', at least in the context of feature bloat. Where it can get slightly hairy is that to do it well, you need to have a LOT of seams between layers. > but the idea of providing tests and ty
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
I think I know the pattern they are describing, and it's a semi-unfortunate one. People make a fairly-complex open source thing. Due to the complexity for certain environments/cases, the author(s) have a commercial support option.
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
Not necessarily, although one can argue that it's an attempt to deter gas guzzler vehicles.
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
Where that gets problematic is you can't easily validate mileage for something like an online renewal. I will say you did give me a fun idea however; you could in theory set up a kiosk system where scanning renewal notice + license[0]
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
I'll give a fun one. On a lot (really most) of 4WD/AWD drive vehicles, but especially those with 'full-time' ( cries in Subaru ), if you need to replace one tire 20k miles in (i.e. due to a road hazard etc) you then have
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
... In my experience, not necessarily, especially when it comes to good EV driving habits and a decently designed EV. By that I mean, if you're driving an EV (or hybrid, to a large extent) properly you are going to be relying on regen
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
Medium duties are weird beasts indeed. Well, FWIW the air pumps still can -help- with unburnt fuel... It's not as good as a Cat for emissions but it's better than nothing, so they actually started being used before Cats; they just
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
> Someone who "speaks the truth" without caring about how other people might feel, is rightfully termed an asshole, and generally not considered a good person. I don't think that's a binary. I've seen plenty of c
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
> Requiring authorized silicon (and software) isn't even the biggest problem here. I agree, except I worry it's a bigger concern than we realize. I still remember what CableCard (and the hoops needed for HW manufacturers to get
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
... Do the Edison kits still use the original transmission? Cause if not, it would be hilarious to do that to a clapped out van...
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
It would have been nice but I'm not mad about it; this is what I've been asking for since the 16GB Arc cards from earlier gens were so cheap; i.e. okay now do 'cheap but enough memory to run fancy models'. IMO if this wo
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by to11mtm 5mo ago
Well, peak weirdness was the thing involving Will-i-am from the Black Eyed Peas as a 'Futurist'/Spokesperson/IDEK. I think what's semi-unfortunate is all the swings and misses, especially the cases where it wasn&#x2
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by to11mtm 6mo ago
> Vulkan was not the first open graphics API, as most Mac developers will happily inform you. OpenGL had become too unmanagable which is why devs moved to DirectX. Unless you meant a different one?

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