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vondur
5mo ago
It looks like every CSU System is on the list (California State University). Surprised this hasn't hit the front page yet.
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5mo ago
We saw this during the pandemic when everyone wanted to purchase bicycles. Shimano (they make bike transmission parts and brakes) saw a huge increase in demand. Shimano didn't want to invest into new factories as they assumed the deman
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vondur
5mo ago
Really in /etc plain text? I could see some random app possibly doing that somewhere in ~/.config, but I don't think Linux itself stores passwords in plain text for systemwide use.
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vondur
5mo ago
Ha I immediately thought of the Human Fund from Seinfeld. Their fake slogan “money for humans”
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vondur
6mo ago
Don't think that will happen, they will probably tell their ISP's to block access t those sites.
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6mo ago
I think the user needs the ability to set how their data feed works and not be dependent on the hyper addictive algorithmic feed. And parents need to be able to set that for their kids. 90% of the stuff I see in Facebook is garbage that I d
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vondur
6mo ago
Wait, weren't there posts in the not too distant past where everyone was signing the praises for Claude and wondering how OpenAI will catch up?
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vondur
6mo ago
Yeah, people here are insane to believe the CCP is some kind of technocratic benevolent autocracy.
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vondur
6mo ago
This is great, if there is some real competition, then we can see John Deere will have to figure out how to compete. Either with lower prices or less lock in.
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6mo ago
That's seems odd. I'd figure if they are going to sell it as a product in AWS that they'd have some sort of off the shelf tooling that would be available.
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vondur
6mo ago
Oh yeah, it's just the initial cost goes up and the payoff time becomes longer. And you were one of the people who had installed solar panels, the rewards for it are reduced.
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vondur
6mo ago
Isn't Amazon doing the same thing, making their own TPU's?
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6mo ago
I know California has reduced the incentives to purchase solar panels. You have to also have a battery backup system which increases the costs considerably. I'm guessing we may have too much solar in the day and not enough storage for
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6mo ago
I think they are shutting it down. It had the nasty habit of frying birds that ventured too close to it. And that particular valley actually is far more cloudy then what you would expect for the desert near Las Vegas.
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vondur
6mo ago
Yeah, when I first read about this I did a double take and wondered if this was something from April Fools. Looks like a some kind of stock manipulation to me.
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6mo ago
At the CSU we had a deal for students to get the Adobe suite for $20 per semester. At certain CSU’s it’s now free for every student. CSU is the California State University system.
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6mo ago
I think it is. You have to prove that you have a space to park your car and if you have space at your house, they come to measure and verify that you do. I don't mind parking for places that you are visiting, but you need to have your
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vondur
6mo ago
Rocket fuel for the taking?
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vondur
6mo ago
Reminds me of the chicken presentation: https://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf
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vondur
6mo ago
That's fascinating. Bork was denied being on the supreme court but his ideas shaped current antitrust laws. It feels a bit like the old Standard Oil argument: It's ok to have a huge market share so long as pricing for goods gets c
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6mo ago
I've been buying my bags from Timbuk2. High quality, I had a messenger bag that I gave away after 10 years and it was in great condition. I have a backpack and messenger bag for them. They are also designed to protect laptops/tabl
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6mo ago
Isn't it challenging to back up a directory that's being synced with a 3rd party service? Especially if more than one person may be working on one of those files in OneDrive or DropBox?
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vondur
6mo ago
I wonder if by work he means work issued or he just uses it for work?
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6mo ago
And it's even more interesting in the fact that our rocket program started with the former rocket scientists from Nazi Germany who were brought over at the end of WW2 to work in the American rocket/missile program.
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6mo ago
If you don't like Adobe modifying your hosts file then I'd not use them. The checking for the software this way is kinda interesting though.
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vondur
6mo ago
If you could get Nvidia driver support on Mac’s I bet Apple would have sold more MacPro’s.
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vondur
6mo ago
There are other options. AsciiDoc come to mind.
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vondur
7mo ago
Ok. So I get a page saying it’s verifying I’m not a bot with some kink of measurements per second and I don’t get through. Is that the point?
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7mo ago
California needs to ditch the proposition system, it's been co-opted by special interest groups and has made a mess of laws here in California.
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7mo ago
The one that blew my mind was you can drop a QuickTime movie onto each side of a 3d cube and they all played without dropping frames.
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