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by dpedu 1mo ago
> Reactor 1 runs at 50% output as a preventative measure, EDF says > Reactor 5 was already offline for maintenance and reactor 6 remains fully operational, EDF says > EDF expects quick restart after cleanup as no new jellyfish are
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by dpedu 1mo ago
That's pretty interesting, I've never heard of this! I've done something somewhat similar when visiting the Isle of Man. For the unfamiliar, the Isle of Man hosts a world-renown motorsport race, mainly motorcycles, widely con
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by dpedu 1mo ago
350x is only about 10-20 years of improvement, using CPU FLOPS as the benchmark.
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John Henry in the Age of AI(davepedu.com)
1 points by dpedu 1mo ago|0 comments
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by dpedu 2mo ago
Digitizing books, even if it means the destruction of the original, means more people end up having access to the knowledge within, and is a good thing. Full stop.
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by dpedu 2mo ago
Trump is the symptom; the "disease" is whatever causes people to want him running the country over some traditional politician.
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by dpedu 2mo ago
What remains of this computer? Diagrams? Code? Anything that would let us take a closer look at how it works?
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by dpedu 2mo ago
I've been re-building my NAS and decided on NFS on top of ZFS. However, my goals are slightly different than the author: I'm using a low-power cpu/motherboard, and I've built 2 distinct systems that can fail over as a fo
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by dpedu 2mo ago
I'm totally on board with the idea that ORMs create a variety of inefficiencies, pain points, and make it really easy to create bad queries or querying strategies. But I use them anyways because the convenience of mapping a row to a co
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by dpedu 3mo ago
Developers having a troubled relationship with documentation isn't new.
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by dpedu 3mo ago
This is an argument for returning to living in caves and hunting mammoths for fear that our modern civilization becomes unavailable for a day or two.
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by dpedu 3mo ago
Both articles use 2017 as the turning point date. TTS is a lot older than that. It's not difficult to find data to fit the desired point if you choose a narrow enough time range. Or location selectivity - both of those are just about t
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by dpedu 3mo ago
I don't buy it. Literacy rates have been increasing even after the invention of text to speech.
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by dpedu 3mo ago
https://anthropicisdown.com/
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by dpedu 3mo ago
I don't understand this comment. At worst, we're just back to the baseline - working without AI help.
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by dpedu 3mo ago
And Group Replication
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by dpedu 4mo ago
Location: USA, East coast Remote: Yes, only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Linux, Go, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, AI/ML on Kubernetes, AWS (S3, EC2, VPC, EKS, RDS, others), MySQL/Postgres, Redis, Terraform, Jenkins. Site Re
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by dpedu 4mo ago
The biggest problem with Meshtastic is that discussions about it inevitably get spammed by Meshcore evangelicals.
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by dpedu 5mo ago
Their decision to leave X seems mostly centered around engagement numbers. Or at least, that's the reason they led with. And I'm not sure that I believe the numbers they're throwing out. > To put it bluntly, an X post toda
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by dpedu 5mo ago
How about a piezoelectric buzzer? That's how the firmware on some iPods were first dumped. https://web.archive.org/web/20050828114013/http://www.ipodli...
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by dpedu 5mo ago
I installed Creative Cloud just last week. No such entry was created in the hosts file on my macOs system.
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by dpedu 6mo ago
I'm amazed at how cheap the LED matrix listed in the parts list is. About a third of a cent per LED, not even counting the rest of the hardware! Wow.
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by dpedu 7mo ago
Yep, came here to look. Says "Hello Select your address" in the header instead of my delivery address, and when I click it to set my address, the modal says "Sorry, content is not available." Also seeing stock / ava
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by dpedu 7mo ago
Nine-dash line?
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by dpedu 7mo ago
Seatbelts don't block me from getting to my destination, even if I don't use them.
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by dpedu 7mo ago
Tangent: is there a future for AI offerings with guardrails? What kind of user wants to pay for a product that occasionally tells you "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"? Why would I pay for a product tha
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by dpedu 7mo ago
Not just the #1 use case, the only use case. Real money is better in every scenario other than crime.
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by dpedu 8mo ago
While not a small host, I thought I would mention what I observed with OVH's VPS offering. I was considering their line of VPSes recently because of how generous the cores/ram quantities were given the price. For example, the sma
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by dpedu 8mo ago
In their latest available annual report, the Wikimedia Foundation reported that in 2024 they brought in $185M in revenue/donations, of which they spent $178M. Of that $178M, $106M was spent on salaries and benefits, and $26M on awards
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by dpedu 8mo ago
I'm surprised no-air-conditioning datacenters aren't more common. It's a huge cost, and people love to complain about related water usage. I recall some Microsoft employees running a similar experiment years ago: https:&#x2F

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