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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I wholeheartedly stand behind pushing back on & rejecting these kinds of decisions and policies. Please don't mistake "not wanting the comments here to jump straight to name calling" as "wanting people who disagree w
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
From the first entry in Cambridge Dictionary (though there may certainly be more than one valid definition to consider, this is the one I have been using): > (a) serious discussion of a subject in which many people take part The debate I
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Debate used to be the staunchest form of resistance. This last decade, racing to call the opposition a crybaby and declare it activism seems to be more in vogue.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Hell of a bet, about the same tipped scales as the original problem.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I'm not a fan of the guy myself but is this really the way we want to debate things here?
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I've never really noticed a difference in the trends for either. For the most part, all of the comments are about how anywhere but HN is complete shit and even HN is not as good as it used to be. There are always a few saying "but
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Out of all of my home servers, the M4 Mac Mini is probably my favorite and runs many workloads even though it sits on a 96 core Epyc server now (needed the massive amounts of PCIe for something else). I was able to upgrade my SSD with a 3rd
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Invasive CGMs (Continuous Glucose Monitor) and minimally invasive CGMs exist. It's the non-invasive CGMs which are being worked on because managing an implant or having something always poking through you is a big annoyance+risk compar
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Musk can afford to be childish about legal challenges because the outcome doesn't really matter to him.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
If it were about capability instead of speed then you're welcome to pay me $5,000 for DeepSeek Flash running on an SSD :D. For $10,000 I'll even give you something which can run 700 GB models comfortably from RAM - not that the sp
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
> you'll see messages caught by moderators Much of these are caught by users downvoting and/or flagging. I think the lack of a public moderation log makes people think the mods are constantly running around every story/com
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
By this kind of logic we'd paying something like ~$10,000/month for our internet connections. The perceived value needs to exceed the cost but that does not make it the only factor to consider price with. What makes this expensive
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Seems like the memory is of a socketed type, so I'm sure they'd send you one without RAM if you want :D.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The article doesn't put much emphasis on it, but like it says this is still a development system. It's not intending itself to be competitive with ARM and x86 servers for the typical server buyer in 2026.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It's not about the mechanics of the water transfer. About half the canal itself IS the man made lakes. The ships need to come in from the ocean, float in through the lock, and then continue course over the lakes. Prior to the rivers be
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Benchmarks from the manufacturer are just marketing as well. Wait for independent 3rd party reviews.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Nobody will ever agree what a "reasonable" security precaution is. There just comes a point where adding another security measure costs more than it protects, which is entirely driven by thousands of your choices and reasons not d
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think you have it backwards - Cloudflare et al would want to allow the typical user and block the oddballs. That said, it's a further misunderstanding with utilizing such tools in general. Unique is neither good nor bad on its own. T
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I don't think that's the popular reasoning those downvoting have taken to. Can you think of reasons other than they think doing nothing sounds like a great plan people might be downvoting about? If not, I could share a few concern
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think they were saying "That BBC documentary shows or exposes very shallow thinking skills <of those involved with designing the canal> at this timestamp". not "<of those making the documentary for not correcting t
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Where I'm at we use Claude for many coding tasks but we don't have infinite token pockets like Anthropic does. Everything is very focused on how to get the most out of the tokens and prove you're the one who deserves to have
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I love squoosh.app! Thanks so much for making that.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Agreed. Much thanks to Mozilla for taking the wildly unpopular decision to shoot the early proposal down as well instead of supporting it just because it'd make people more mad at Chrome.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I don't think they were saying they found out all NFTs must only be links, just they found out the NFTs being peddled usually were. As you say, bytes are bytes regardless what they represent - it's just a lot easier to grift somet
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Somehow that seems ensured regardless.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
> I have some server CPUs laying around that can also beat Apple CPUs In multicore, sure. In most single threaded workloads as well? That'd be interesting enough on its own, regardless of wattage (though that'd make it even mor
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think it's as simple as "website builder tool has a default theme to go with unless told to use something else".
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Much simpler, you also just have JS update (and keep updated - initial DPI is not always the current DPI) --devicePixelRatio under :root on the client side. Something like that existing by default is all that's really missing.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Sometimes you can't get Fable to create one? Most of the time I can't even get Fable to investigate why a unit test is crashing because a segfault is a cyber security risk so it changes the model automatically. Drives me hp the wa
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It goes beyond spelling - English doesn't even have all the phonemes to represent ÄLSKVÄRD if you wanted to (particularly the last half) so you just have to guess how that should sound anyways, especially since unfamiliaretters exist a

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