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by xeckr 3y ago
>bad behaviour from entitled companies The news corps are the ones that are acting with nauseating entitlement. Entitled to first post their links on someone else's platform to boost their reach, and then to make them pay for hostin
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It's an empirical question.
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I understand your point—the barrier to entry for development is somewhat higher for the ESP32 than for the Raspberry Pi. Then again, I wouldn't say that it is way more difficult, and I would wager that most of those who have the skil
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>RPIs are out of stock because they're useful - this company found a use for them. While I sympathize with this sentiment, it should be noted that their use case could have been most likely accomplished with something like an ESP32,
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What could you possibly hate about this? $19 is only a couple minutes worth of engineering labour. This is actually useful if you're running multiple servers on your network and don't want to remember the IPs of every single one o
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Incredible how far it has come. I use JavaScript for everything these days.
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>Suppose the gross price of rice was $0.001 a kg. That's dirt cheap! Yet, if I had a million dollars and you had a thousand dollars, I could still buy a thousand times more rice than you. ...and billions would be lifted out of pover
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If this is true, then: 1. Training took 21 yottaflops. When was the last time you saw the yotta- prefix for anything? 2. The training cost of GPT-4 is now only 1/3 of what it was about a year ago. It is absolutely staggering how quickl
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const puppeteer = require('puppeteer'); and so on and so forth.