_mitterpach

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by _mitterpach 12d ago
Wouldn’t that necessarily mean that if the US keeps making enemies of allies, then the premium required for these countries to give US money would be higher? Sure, I’ll lend you some, but I don’t trust you that much, you’ll have to pay me m
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by _mitterpach 3mo ago
Github Actions runner can be self-hosted as well! Microsoft tried to curb it for a while by making self-hosted runner minutes paid as well, but quickly walked that back. Do note that Github Actions have been the target of like 50 different
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by _mitterpach 3mo ago
As someone working in aerospace, orbital data centres are almost certainly impossible or very impractical, at least at the scale being sold by the AI salesmen. What would they be cheaper on? Solar panels are a little bit more effective and
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by _mitterpach 5mo ago
That’s a really good article, thank you for sharing. Has anything in the field changed since 2019, or is the situation still roughly the same?
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by _mitterpach 9mo ago
Couldn’t the dreaming be done even without betting? This feels like an excuse to me to be completely honest. I’ve personally had thoughts about what I would do if I were millionaire, and given the amount of stories of people coming into a l
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by _mitterpach 1y ago
This might be completely wrong, since my understanding is based very much off of Truck Simulator games, but isn’t one of the reasons aerodynamics as well? The US is huge, and trips can take several days at high speeds, so aerodynamic improv
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by _mitterpach 1y ago
Maybe try running your services in docker, I don't know how difficult that would be to implement for you, but if you run it in containers you can get it to start up after an outage pretty reliably.
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It's looking more likely that NASA will fly the Artemis II mission(arstechnica.com)
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
"OpenAI’s models are trained to not replicate works for consumption by the public. Instead, they learn from the works and extract patterns, linguistic structures, and contextual insights," OpenAI claimed. "This means our AI
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
So many tragic plane incidents lately. Is there any reason for this increased occurence, or is it actually within normal margins?
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Gmail gains Gemini-powered "Add to calendar" button(arstechnica.com)
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Despite everything, US EV sales are up 28% this year(arstechnica.com)
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Jeff Bezos brings Amazon work culture to Blue Origin(arstechnica.com)
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What's behind the recent string of failures and delays at SpaceX?(arstechnica.com)
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Is the New Leader of Relativity Space(arstechnica.com)
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
That's fascinating, and there seem to be so many sources to confirm this, I wonder if there are any areas in the world where a system like this would be viable.
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I think it’s different to move fast in terms of your product vs. moving fast in terms of your tooling and equipment. The article rightly points out that for most companies, there is simply no need to move to SQL Server 2022, the 2019 suffic
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
One often doesn't. https://www.fastcompany.com/91227786/teslas-latest-tragic-fi... Four friends died on October 24 in a Tesla Model Y that caught fire after crashing into a safety barrier on Lake Shore Boulevard
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Romania has certain laws pertaining to running in an election, which this candidate has broken. Regardless of any connections to Russia, you have to declare your spending, you have to be transparent about how much you invested into your c
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I have failed to access the actual paper written (what wonders of open science), so if anybody could elaborate a bit more, what kind of questions were actually given to participants of the survey? People tended to underestimate gender diff
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Maserati kills electric version of MC20 supercar for lack of demand(arstechnica.com)
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Sea Dragon (Rocket)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Link to the original source for the percentage, obviously embellished: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IACHfKmZMr8 Writes maybe, but how much time is spent on debugging the terrible code written for the last five percent? C
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NASA officials undermine Musk's claims about 'stranded' astronauts(arstechnica.com)
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What does "PhD-level" AI mean? OpenAI's rumored $20k agent plan explained(arstechnica.com)
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
What a great article, I haven’t encountered term textile neocolonialism yet, but it does seem fitting for this behaviour. The method they used to track the clothes was interesting: * We sewed AirTags into each of the 15 garments, hiding the
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VW is testing its robotaxis in snowy, icy Norway(arstechnica.com)
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Of course highly politicised articles will be controversial and a lot of time will be spent moderating it, but I have to be honest, I don't actually use Wikipedia that often to look at current events. For me, Wikipedia is at it's
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I don't really care one way or another on this issue at all, just finding the style of communication rather interesting. There may be an actual discussion to be had as to whether such experiments could actually bring forward any intere
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I really liked Tom Clancy's book Clear and Present Danger , in which a group of covert American operatives begin harrasing cartels in South America. Very well written, very enlightening on the subject. I will be very interested in how

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