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by tpmx 3y ago
It's a device bricking bug. For a $2.5-10k device.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Saudi oil money.
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by tpmx 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremely_Large_Telescope It has around 250 times the light gathering area of the Hubble Space Telescope and, according to the ELT's specifications, would provide images 16 times sha
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by tpmx 3y ago
Uh, oh. Bought and/or stupid politicians will want to make LLMs that are not centrally controlled illegal.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Ah, just out of beta a few days ago. I'll try it out!
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by tpmx 3y ago
That would be: not delivering while still charging a premium.
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by tpmx 3y ago
This is depressing. They clearly have they ability ($$$) to do the required amount of manual QA, but don't. Or there was QA and someone decided that your case still wasn't enough to hold up the release. In my mind, when we pay tha
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by tpmx 3y ago
Let's guess, they rewrote the clock app using SwiftUI (probably without the original main developer around), because like, how hard/risky could it be? https://www.macrumors.com/2023/10/04/apple-stops
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by tpmx 3y ago
Something similar from... a while ago. How does it compare? https://web.archive.org/web/20060615041317/http://www.sics.s... uIP is an implementation of the TCP/IP protocol stack intended for small
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by tpmx 3y ago
Greenhouses, apparently. Try Google Translate on https://svenska.yle.fi/a/7-1355536 .
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by tpmx 3y ago
x86-64 docker containers? https://github.com/docker/roadmap/issues/384 is still open. :(
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by tpmx 3y ago
Waterproof batteries, transferring power to the device via induction? Then the bay where they are installed wouldn't need to be glued shut.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Hello, Erlich Bachmann! Damn, you're still alive!
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by tpmx 3y ago
So, are we in the Trough of Disillusionment or in the Slope of Enlightenment ? Probably the former, still...
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by tpmx 3y ago
Seems odd...
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by tpmx 3y ago
I now think that allowing political topics on HN was a mistake. I did cheer for it previously - sorry.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Sorry, that's some sad-looking covers. There are many, many better examples of 80s trade mag cover art. Examples: https://archive.org/search?query=subject%3A%22personalcomput... https://archive.org/deta
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by tpmx 3y ago
A workaround (edit: in some of those cases): Setup a Tailscale exit node in the country where you're normally located - with a residential IP. E.g. in your apartment back home, or at a friend's.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Where? Didn't find anything when looking for that. (Sarcasm?)
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by tpmx 3y ago
This is probably the post I'm thinking of: https://medium.com/making-instapaper/bookmarklets-are-dead-d... https://archive.ph/hDumY
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by tpmx 3y ago
Seriously, americans need to learn about these.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Yeah, no.
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by tpmx 3y ago
I used Emacs for about two decades. It worked well and did exactly what I wanted it to. Then I started using Copilot+VSCode while learning a for me new language (Python) this spring. I've grown rather fond of VSCode since, to be honest
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by tpmx 3y ago
Money has this way of ruining good things.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Wasn't there some fundamental web/javascript security policy change a decade or so ago that broke many bookmarklets?
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by tpmx 3y ago
As an example: 10k years ago during the last major ice age, Stockholm was 150 meters below the current sea level. The land is springy... ( https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landh%C3%B6jningen_i_Stockholm - use Google Trans
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by tpmx 3y ago
In most of Sweden (except the very south) the uplift is faster than the current projected sea rise.
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by tpmx 3y ago
What do you mean, "unlike the story flag button"? That is the primary mechanism used to move posts away from the frontpage when it upsets someone. This is not particularly controversial - I feel you might have misunderstood someth
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by tpmx 3y ago
I feel it was worse in 2001/2002 than it is now. Sidenote: The number of people working in software has grown immensely during these 20 odd years. (seems 5-10x larger now) The typical developer background has also changed quite a bit.
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by tpmx 3y ago
It's pretty clear that Alphabet/Google needs to be broken up into at least four separate parts in order to prevent the current entity from illegally using dominance in some areas to grow their size in other areas: 1) Search and

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