CyanLite4

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by CyanLite4 2y ago
This is no different than chip+pin for physical purchases. There are still other major areas of fraud that has to be addressed. It doesn’t cover credit risk-even on a debit card, there can be a “hold” period of an arbitrary amount before th
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by CyanLite4 3y ago
Did it cost more in carbon just for the construction workers to drive their pickup trucks to build this plant than what the plant will actually remove?
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by CyanLite4 3y ago
Does Azure’s Append Blob support (and AWS’ lack thereof) provide any inherent performance advantages for Azure vs. AWS?
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by CyanLite4 3y ago
fyi, SQL Server has a message broker built-in. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/config...
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by CyanLite4 3y ago
Tesla is just a generation ahead of other EVs. They’re an Apple iPhone and everybody else is the cheap knockoff Android phones from 2011.
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by CyanLite4 3y ago
Recent article (forgot the link, but I’m sure it’s on google) basically said BMW, VW, and many others are abandoning solid state batteries because of its negligible performance compared to LiFePo4 and regular NMC batteries that are easier t
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Correct. You set the microphone as your “speaker” and there’s zero latency.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
$35. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-wired-cardioid-omnidir...
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Cheap alternative: BestBuy sells an Insignia brand external microphone that allows you to connect headphones to it so you can hear your own voice included with the audio signal from the meeting. Best $35 I’ve ever spent and spouse is happie
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Probably some sensors to see what we’re doing with our nuke bases in Montana.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
First time, eh? These articles appear twice a week on here. We’ve made cured nearly all diseases in mice, including baldness, Covid, cancers, heart disease, and now have made them reverse aging and practically immortal. Very few of those tr
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
L3 driving is only available at low speeds, approx 35mph which means only useful for stop-and-go traffic. Many cars with adaptive cruise control can already do this. Source: https://www.rambus.com/blogs/driving-automati
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Here’s Kyle from Out of Spec Reviews basically saying “works on my machine”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-c8AUeKs5c
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Don’t fall for the marketing hype. They’re an agency especially looking for U.S. based developers.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Try some of the remote agencies like TopTal, Turing, etc.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
https://community.bluettipower.com/t/bluetti-new-battery-sod...
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Sodium ion is much safer. Electrolytes in it may still be flammable, but CATL says there should be no thermal runaway or spontaneous combustion like Lithium-Ion. They’re also safer to ship without the hazmat warnings in the packaging.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Tether (and Crypto in general) is trying to undo the past 100 years of financial regulations only to see why those regulations existed in the first place.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
I mean, can no one else throw together a 280-character Twitter clone in the next few days?
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
“A recession is when you hear about your neighbor losing their job, a depression is when you lose your job.”
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Slight problem… you’re firing the whistleblowers at that supplier who reported the problem in the first place. This is going to discourage future whistleblowing for unethical practices.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
These companies are swinging for the fences and instead striking out. A base hit would suffice for most people. I just want a reliable car that can steer in the highway so I can eat a burger or answer a text message. GM’s SuperCruise is nea
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Net-energy metering is such a bad deal in most places that it wouldn’t make economic sense to do it.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
The dirty little secret is that there is little payback for retailers to do so. Walmart could do it at scale, but they already can put megawatts of solar on existing roofs for their stores. Article mentions several states where solar is dis
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
This thread shows there is still a large amount of FUD around .NET and it’s community. Folks here still think it’s Windows-only and comparable to Java. Yet latest TechEmpower benchmarks shows .net running on Linux and being faster than Go,
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Bruh, they’re carbon capturing or offsetting their entire carbon output since they’ve been in business. All in the next few years. No other major public company even comes close. Being anti-“M$” is one thing, but you it’s hard to disagree w
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
Exactly! I at first thought this was a rogue or disgruntled employee who wrote a blog post on the way out. But it appears to be a legit article sanctioned by their company. They literally opened a server without firewall rules for anyone to
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
People that buy $100k EVs aren’t worried about ROI. FWIW, Ford has sold out of these for the next 2 years, so they must be doing something right.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
The general public doesn’t understand lithium battery cycle life. $6k to connect a 100kWH+ battery to their house is a drop in the bucket to the $100k they paid for the vehicle, and compared to buying the batteries outright as a home backup
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
When there’s blood in the streets…

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