woleium

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   by woleium 4y ago

   > - Why does finder sometimes open in a sub folder as the "top level", then it's a total pain to move up to where you want. you can right click on the folder icon at the very top of the window to get a drop-down of all fol
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   by woleium 4y ago

   Holy sh#t, please take a step back and think about what you are saying in a public forum and the impact it may have.
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   by woleium 4y ago

   That's what Japan just did https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/energy/a40221162/ja... Edit: I misread your comment, but the Japan turbine is still cool :)
4. 964.▲
   by woleium 4y ago

   I suspect he just wanted a sponsor for the kit he didn't already have :)
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   by woleium 4y ago

   So all in all quite like the sprawling mansion of the same name from the Citizen Kaine film then?
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   by woleium 4y ago

   Wait, what? What does this show? The link goes to an example. The front page of the site says the following, whish doesn't help much: The computer world is not just technicality and razzle-dazzle. It is a continual war over software p
7. 967.▲
   by woleium 4y ago

   I'm not drinking coffee, but if I were it would be all over my keyboard about now.
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   by woleium 4y ago

   you can buy ones with disabled speakers on eBay or Craigslist, should you not want to 'fix' your own.
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   by woleium 4y ago

   Could also be more likely that it's cheaper to extend the life of an older DC by accepting higher temperatures and failure rates than to upgrade the hvac to accommodate newer higher density designs
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    by woleium 4y ago

    Will they provide the tritium required to bridge the gap to fusion? Canada provides almost all the world supply, but it's from stockpiles iirc. Once fusion is up and working, it can generate its own tritium, but ITERs tritium generatio
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    by woleium 4y ago

    I remember doing something similar, only using pxe to chain boot Linux from an HTTP server. iirc we used https://ipxe.org/
12. 972.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    Argh! Spoilers! /s
13. 973.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    that's already possible
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    by woleium 4y ago

    Very much this.
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    by woleium 4y ago

    nice! Edit: I realize most folks won't get that, so https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_biscuit
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    by woleium 4y ago

    The issue here, along with all 'modern' construction methods (eg sips) is that without 50 or so years of data it's nearly impossible to get home insurance at a reasonable rate, and no insurance means no mortgage.
17. 977.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    Remember that cars are far more aerodynamic these days too, so some bugs that would have gone splat 30 years ago now glide over
18. 978.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    We've tried nothing and we are all out of ideas!
19. 979.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    But did he write it, or 'borrow' it?
20. 980.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    Vanishingly small demand I think. There is that HP 32” used for medical imaging which is the same age and retails for around 8k USD with a similar dpi, but you can't use it with a Mac.
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    by woleium 4y ago

    I'm guessing the learnings from project loon are in play here. (loon proved that alphabet could 'fly' balloons around with no fuel just by adjusting the altitude, ostensibly as lower-than-space comms relays) If you can move b
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    by woleium 4y ago

    Someone at a party once said to me that the witchdoctors, sooth sayers and mystics who used to consult with the courts and kings of yore have not gone away, they just rebranded as economists.
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    by woleium 4y ago

    I had always assumed that protection laws would be put in place by politicians before this became an issue. After all, it's the politicians who will suffer at the hands of everything-you-have-ever-done-on-the-internet reports beofore t
24. 984.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    Sure, but how reliable is it. What are the risks that I'm going to get locked out of a production instance and suffer loss of earnings?
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    by woleium 4y ago

    but they used all your code to train. that's pretty substantial..
26. 986.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    Then they need to negotiate a non-attributed contract with you before using your code to train (not sure abiut testing though).
27. 987.▲
    by woleium 4y ago

    See Daniel Pink on autonomy, mastery and purpose.
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    by woleium 4y ago

    What are the failure modes? Openssh is a well understood risk, this seems... unquantifiable?
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    by woleium 4y ago

    Would you be willing to share your research? my email is on my profile if you are.
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    by woleium 4y ago

    or "Meta re-invents swap disk"