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by yunohn 4y ago
Well, this confusion could be solved by disclosing exact details on the leakage, but despite my research I can’t seem to find any other number than 1.5M liters. I don’t see any evidence that the reporters made up the number. Instead, the co
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by yunohn 4y ago
High level languages like Python abstract away boring specifics like memory management and implantation data structures. Natural language programming via GPT instead abstracts away the actual functioning. I’ve seen colleagues use snippets f
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by yunohn 4y ago
This post and thread are discussing console exclusives - that’s why I’m saying solely a PC isn’t enough.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> I suspect at some stage “software development” will mean feeding business requirements (with some degree of precision) into the algorithm and letting it handle That’s just a higher level programming language… And we all know that it do
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by yunohn 4y ago
I cannot stand the prosaic, repetitive, boringly formal nature of GPT/etc output. I also am tired of the randomly messy-surreal, illogical images generated by DallE/etc output. HR/PR approved corporate communications are alre
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by yunohn 4y ago
I fully agree that informed consent is necessary before funnelling connections for others, esp. given varying local laws around internet traffic responsibility. However, I also think this is the only way to bypass streaming sites blocking V
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by yunohn 4y ago
GP means hardware, you’re talking about peripherals. Would you reconsider if you could connect a keyboard/mouse to a PS/Xbox and play strategy games? I’d love to have just 1 gaming box, that can do everything!
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by yunohn 4y ago
> completely rely on the unsophisticated masses, to whom a computer is a magical box of fairy dust that plays Netflix shows And that’s perfectly fine - computers are a tool, enabling valuable usecases for everyone.
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by yunohn 4y ago
> but uses a lot of words, many of them fancy, to explain himself, making his writing less accessible than it could be Why does he use 2 different niche analogies to explain the thing that is still quite densely written at the end? Basic
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by yunohn 4y ago
> From Apple to Valve, the entire industry is riddled with companies trying to make their platform have an artificial edge above the others, because the truth is that the consumer doesn't really care what hardware the games run on +
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by yunohn 4y ago
> even that it's their preference > they'd lose a big part of their experienced workforce and would incur significant additional labor costs as the market adjusted to the change The second statement clearly disproves the fir
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by yunohn 4y ago
> We do not have open borders I’m assuming you are aware that no country in the world has fences or patrols of their borders to any significant length, right? The reason is both financial/logistical infeasibility, as well as biparti
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by yunohn 4y ago
> take a significant amount power, even when *sleeping*, up to 2-6W for the latter two What… how, why? I think it’s unacceptable for a laptop in sleep mode to be draining energy at that rate. Must be a bug, I refuse to believe they teste
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by yunohn 4y ago
> None of these banks will accept a risky startup placing assets They won’t let you deposit money? Why?
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by yunohn 4y ago
Their UI update to solve this is quite mediocre - doesn’t show what the original price was nor the difference, just that there /is/ a difference. Crypto UIs are incredibly bad. https://twitter.com/KyberNetwork&#x2F
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by yunohn 4y ago
It’s been demonstrated innumerable times that the App Store is not actually well maintained. Eg - https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1631352764247977985?s=...
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by yunohn 4y ago
> redemption is constrained by the working hours of the U.S. banking system Why do they keep saying this? This should’ve always been the case, regardless of SVB’s collapse. Seems more like a non sequitur to cover for an actual issue.
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by yunohn 4y ago
https://www.iea.org/reports/putting-co2-to-use First result for “co2 industrial usage numbers”, without quotes - just like the sibling comment. You need to specify atleast a few keywords to clarify what you’re looking
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by yunohn 4y ago
Sure, nobody said there can’t be vulnerabilities in the Secure Enclave or similar options. The default alternative is globally-readable plain text. Don’t let perfection be the enemy of good/better.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Exactly this. Google Maps isn’t charging for raw bandwidth/storage. They spend massive amounts on R&D to make Maps the most useful and competitive global mapping solution. This comes at a cost, which is completely different than us
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by yunohn 4y ago
Could you point me to an easy-to-use Linux app that handles SSH keys on TPM for me? Would love to use it on my non-Mac devices.
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by yunohn 4y ago
Not sure what you mean? The point of storing SSH keys in the Secure Enclave is to prevent against the default of /literally any/ program from reading them in plain text off your file system.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’m not sure why GP used the minus operator - I omitted that part and still got results about usage and not emissions.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I’m not trying to convince you or anyone, nor do I have any reason to. I’m just talking about reality - where Western governments, companies, and manufacturers decided that profit trumps employment. At the same time, without cheaper goods,
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by yunohn 4y ago
The Western standard of living has only been possible through currency/sage suppression of the non-Western world. Why do you think relocating everything to the West would be feasible or solve anything? I don’t understand why this isn’t
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by yunohn 4y ago
Their perspective also ignores the fact that previous generations built the world that current and future generations continue to develop. We all stand on the shoulders of giants…
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by yunohn 4y ago
I don't understand this constant desire to label people as useless/coasting. I really abhor the mentality that every single person at a company must be busy at all given times throughout the day/week/year/tenure of
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by yunohn 4y ago
I would love to hear the astronomical value that his followers think they personally provide versus the people that Elon publicly humiliates.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I hope Halli can use Elon’s cruel tweets in court and get some retribution.
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by yunohn 4y ago
I think you're describing all managerial positions if you think he was coasting.

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