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by dna_polymerase 2y ago
For E-Mail there are plenty of hosted alternatives. Fastmail is usually what I recommend, but there are others: https://github.com/tycrek/degoogle?tab=readme-ov-file#gmail-...
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Made in Europe: from mine to electric vehicle [video](youtube.com)
5 points by dna_polymerase 2y ago|0 comments
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by dna_polymerase 2y ago
The first data point in the time series seems to be from 1991, yet the x-Axis starts at 1949. Why? I'd have a better overview of the price changes if the actual data had more space.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
It's not like black soldiers for Nazi Germany are offensive. It's just stupid and everyone who knows how ML works knows that Google does a lot of stupid, often called “woke”, stuff to produce these images. Any other non-mutilated
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Does this have any merit aside from satisfying intellectual curiosity? I assume GPS receivers to be quite cheap these days?
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
I'm not particularly fond of piracy either, but I get people doing it. If I were to consume more media content, I'd probably do the same, the whole shenanigans around which show/movie is with what provider today ruined the ex
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
> Thankfully your opinions and beauty standards mean nothing on the internet. But mine do...
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
When they finally release this train wreck to the EU we will have had another round of OpenAI, Antrophic and finally Mistral releases. Why even pretend to compete Google? Just admit already that you guys are only interested in shoving ads i
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Their abysmal user support is the number one complaint. How the f*ck didn't they wake up to this issue by now. I think they are in dire need of a leadership change. If they want to serve businesses, they need to adopt actual business p
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
> Most simple multiplication and division... Just to get some idea of unit economics. I always considered this to be the fundamental promise of vertical farming. Maximum efficiency and easy forecasting of outcomes. Basically, reducing fa
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
I think Elon inspired a lot of great things. Undeniably he brought back the Space craze, he gave the automotive industry enough of a push to finally invest in something different from ICE tech or their pipe dream of hydrogen cars. But thing
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
@elonmusk
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
It probably says a lot about tech people if my comment, that obviously is wrong on every level, is taken this seriously. :)
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Exactly!
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Fancy name, fancy website, charts, people cosplaying as Steve Jobs. This is embarrassing. Hey Google, you guys are presenting a LLM that is at best as good as ChatGPT, but you are like a year late to the party. Maybe shut the f*ck up, marke
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
I could write Spotify in like a weekend or two tops! I don't see the need for all that dead weight. Personally, I don't like coding mobile apps, so idk maybe hire like 2 people (1 Android and 1 iOS) dev for that. I'll do the
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Firefox is essentially a dead fish in the sea. Depending on source, Firefox sits at 3-8 % market share. They are much more likely to lose funding because of irrelevancy than some users using AdBlock.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
In Germany, they ran an ad campaign for those devices. They gave some well-known influencers some budget to make a spot by themselves and ran that on YouTube. Those spots were the bottom of the barrel. No idea who runs their advertising, bu
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
If you are keen to learn: Polygon runway [0]! They even have a Black Friday deal available. It's easier than I thought in the beginning. 3D-modelling makes for a fun little pastime. [0]: https://polygonrunway.com/
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
I keep recommending “Compiling to Assembly”, by Vladimir Keleshev: https://keleshev.com/compiling-to-assembly-from-scratch/ The author chose TypeScript for the Compiler, which makes it somewhat more accessible to these
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
> Free coffee for employees? Not from about 2 decades ago... ;) Is this a joke that went over my head, or are they seriously making their employees pay for coffee?
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Yes. Undoubtedly, everyone working there is on the wrong side of history.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
This is all covered in the post.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
I only recently got into Ubiquiti gear, besides availability issues in their store, I have nothing to complain about, but I'm not a hardcore user. What issues do you have with them?
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
There were a lot of videos in this style from the twitter people. Turns out they run fine on 20 % remaining workforce.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
> Not in some abstract or vague manner, directly annexing them. Do you mean like not calling it an intervention? It's been sometime, but I don't think the Ukrainians care too much about Russia calling it a “special operation”…
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
> Warm, rather unpleasantly (but not concerningly) - sure, but hot - never. If only we had a standardized scale to measure and express warm vs. cold…
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Unless it's hosted on Solana... or on the Ethereum blockchain, where, yes, the service is not technically down but unavailable to anyone who isn't paying a hundred bucks for a simple transaction.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Cavium provides purpose-built chips used for the ER & USG products. The UDM line uses ARM chips, most likely built by Annapurna labs.
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by dna_polymerase 3y ago
Crypto matters for exactly this reason. All my internet traffic passes through unsafe middle-boxes, it is TLS and DH that make sure I can pass through untrusted middlemen without them knowing what is going on.

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