weberer

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by weberer 3mo ago
Or cat turds
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by weberer 3mo ago
Have you tried Steam Remote Play? It allows your desktop to render games and stream it to your Steam Deck that's connected to your TV. Or to any other device really.
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by weberer 3mo ago
Conversely, my Logitech wireless keyboard and trackpad needs this stupid receiver that they only make a USB-A version of. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_Unifying_receiver
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by weberer 3mo ago
Just round up the penny for the more honest price. Nintendo Switch 2 $450 Xbox Series S (512GB/1TB) $380 – $450 Xbox Series X (1TB) $650 PlayStation 5 Slim (Digital) $600 PlayStation 5 Slim (Disc) $650 PlayStation 5 Pro $900 Steam Mach
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by weberer 4mo ago
If you go to Japan, they won't let you enter most onsens. You see a lot of one star reviews from angry tourists who didn't know ahead of time.
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by weberer 4mo ago
Nothing breaks when you switch. You just can't create more private icloud addresses. I recently switched back to Android and can still use my old icloud logins.
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by weberer 4mo ago
The site says they're running them on a NVIDIA Jetson Thor, which dev kits start at $3,000.
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by weberer 4mo ago
The token price is exactly the same on AWS as it is directly from Anthropic. This is the one service that AWS doesn't charge a huge markup for.
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by weberer 4mo ago
Yes, it is a literal credit score, which the grandparent comment claimed doesn't exist in "a European country".
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by weberer 4mo ago
What country do you live in? They probably have credit records. Here in Finland you definitely do. They don't break it down into a single score, but lenders can see how many debts you've defaulted on in the past. https:/&#x2
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by weberer 4mo ago
That sounds awful. What if you have a dispute and they're the ones in the wrong? You can no longer just take your business elsewhere.
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by weberer 4mo ago
Sounds like TempleOS checks all those boxes. You might miss networking though.
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by weberer 4mo ago
>There are many reasons for this. Drivers. Games. Adobe. Microsoft Office. Battery life. The thing where you close the lid of a laptop and open it again later to find that it passed into the good night. The last one is a huge problem for
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by weberer 4mo ago
What resource expenditure? Inference is dirt cheap, especially for a single person's prompt.
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by weberer 5mo ago
What a ridiculous strawman. A huge chunk of Americans are also calling for the end of the Visa/MasterCard duopoly and would love to jump on board to this.
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by weberer 5mo ago
Yeah, that is a very common complaint about Google's recaptcha. If they don't like you, they actually just send you through an infinite failure loop, even though you keep solving them correctly.
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by weberer 5mo ago
It doesn't need to be open source, you only need to provide server binaries to download. This was the standard until circa 2010. People were able to host dedicated servers themselves.
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by weberer 5mo ago
Eh, there are ways around that. I've worked for multiple Finnish companies that do layoffs via "lomautus" whereby they put the laid-off employees on a forced, unpaid, indefinite leave. After multiple months of not receiving a
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by weberer 5mo ago
>it is going to be translated into laws soon enough (i.e. governments mandate data sovereignty) The laws are already there. That's my point.
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by weberer 5mo ago
>I don't think I've seen such a clear shift in public opinion so fast before Its not about public opinion, but rather data sovereignty requirements. Certain types of data must be processed within servers located in the EU, rega
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by weberer 5mo ago
Its probably the font that helps people with dyslexia.
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by weberer 5mo ago
>The work of independent journalists is more important than ever before. Correct, and they're stealing viewers from these corporate media orgs like NYT. A lot of young people are getting their news from independent journalists on Yo
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by weberer 5mo ago
>Lack of strictly enforced static typing make agents fail much sooner with Python. Just tell your agent "Use type hints. Add a pre-commit hook to run ruff, black, mypy, and pytest." It will save you 99% of headaches.
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by weberer 5mo ago
Be careful. Google once locked me out of an account that I've owned for over 10 years one day. My username and password were correct, but they randomly flipped 2FA on (without my consent) and sent the recovery code to a phone number th
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by weberer 5mo ago
Yes, and it was based on their video for the song "19-2000" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXR-bCF5dbM
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by weberer 5mo ago
Yes, most people have the expectation that the carrier is not actively snooping on their conversations.
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by weberer 5mo ago
Its weird that almost every AI generated blurb tends to have that. Usually followed by "Its not just X, its Y". I wonder where they picked that up from.
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by weberer 5mo ago
Can't you take a trip to France and shop tax free? That would shave off around 25% of the price.
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by weberer 5mo ago
>since April 2, 2025 This current inflation spike peaked in 2022. If anything, its been easing in 2025. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FPCPITOTLZGUSA https://cpiinflationcalculator.com/2025-cpi-a
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by weberer 5mo ago
It was Australian regulations. The EU was happy to do nothing and keep letting us get ripped off.

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