happosai

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by happosai 6d ago
Gas heating is a pre-existing issue in Germany. While there is handful on anecdotes of someone switching back to gas, the big trend is opposite. Majority of heating refurbishments are gas/oil -> heat pumps, and almost every new buil
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by happosai 6d ago
That's the CAP part. The annual co2 emissions of electricity production and industries is capped to X gigatons per year. If a datacenter buys all clean electric production of the country, electric companies will have to either have to
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by happosai 6d ago
> But if what’s happening is they’re displacing previous nuclear power users onto dirtier, that’s not really reducing carbon That's not the case, because in EU (and thus Finland) electric production is under cap-and-trade. There is
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by happosai 6d ago
Republican south states have also decided to reject science and embrace fossil fuels - global warming shall be the problem of our grandchildren, feel free to build as many gas turbines as you wish!
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by happosai 7d ago
So much for the long tail I guess. Tough luck if you want anything quirky or unique, society will only manufacture for the mainstream taste.
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Archive.org in need of large hard drives(mastodon.archive.org)
5 points by happosai 11d ago|1 comments
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by happosai 19d ago
The point is not what kind of policies the "radical left" tech guys had. The point is they had quarter century run in which law enforcement in Italy could not find anything illegal in their actions. And The current US administrati
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by happosai 29d ago
Intel is also looking into returning to making RAM, but it's probably the Chinese that will enter the market faster
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by happosai 1mo ago
Unfortunately doesn't tell me how make Rovo go away.
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by happosai 1mo ago
If you look at cycling as a purely sport/exercise thing, you are right. But if you look at cycling as a transport method to get from A to B with incidental exercise benefits, it looks different: Sure if you assume that someone switches
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by happosai 1mo ago
You would think the "Freedom of speech" crowd was up to to arms over a list of banned words from the deep government. But no, they still seem to busy on Twitter being angry about a Muslim Mayor in New York.
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by happosai 1mo ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S259019821... "Physical activity gains from active travel are similar in e-bikers and cyclists." E-bikes make people who aren't fit enough to r
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by happosai 1mo ago
Not a lot of extra force. About 5% more weight you need to slow down (80kg rider + 10kg bike + 4kg motor + battery)
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by happosai 1mo ago
Nobody allows zone transfers these days. But there is still the option for doing a dictionary attack on subdomains admin/ssh/console.example.com But yeah scanning IPv6 address space directly without DNS dictionary in hand is tough
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by happosai 1mo ago
I think US law enforcement will just continue to wiretap everyone at the "SSL added and removed here" SaaS known as cloudflare.
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by happosai 1mo ago
I made my ssh server to listen ipv6-only, and it has been super silent in the logs ever since. In the first iteration the IPv6 got polled by a handful of attackers as soon as the letsencrypt certificate was published. In the second iteratio
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by happosai 1mo ago
The wind animations are so soothing. So much offshore wind potential. Other "Fun" things to check on this site: Mode Chem + overlay NO2 = all the polluting shipping lanes Particulates + pm2.5 = shittiest places to breathe right no
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by happosai 1mo ago
Yeah, just drop when you see the RFC3514 evil bit
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by happosai 1mo ago
Trying to make windows work differently than what Microsoft wants is a losing proposition. It would make more sense just not use windows to begin with.
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by happosai 1mo ago
Frictionless micropayments is THE business opportunity dangling here. I'm so disappointed that the Bitcoin bros never made it easy and fast to use Bitcoin for peer to peer micropayments. Re audience, the audience for Gentoo bugzilla we
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Gentoo bugzilla closed due AI bot scraper overload(social.treehouse.systems)
174 points by happosai 1mo ago|114 comments
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by happosai 1mo ago
People complaining about renewal electricity production with hydro/pump dams while ignoring mountaintop removal of Appalachian mountains for coal...
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by happosai 1mo ago
Because bedrock isn't subsided by anyone. Or at it would be financially insane go do so. Compare the of bedrock inference on known open source models to bedrock pricing of SOTA models. If the price of SOTA model is 10x qwen3 480B the t
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by happosai 1mo ago
Well it looked pretty quiet until HN linked to it. So the people writing that terrible stuff are from here...
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by happosai 1mo ago
Maybe you could estimate frontier model sizes from AWS bedrock pricing?
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by happosai 2mo ago
Everything old is new again. We started with timeshare machines (there is only market for 7 computers in the world) where you accessed with VT102 etc terminals. Then we went to personal computers with local data and code. Now we are back to
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by happosai 2mo ago
Usually the argument is that because a reputable news agency with a history of high quality journalism made once a mistake, it's better to listen to some angry podcaster with a history inviting cooky nutcase, or sketchy Twitter account
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FOSDEM 2027 WiFi will be IPv6 only, will GitHub be ready?(chaos.social)
9 points by happosai 2mo ago|2 comments
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by happosai 2mo ago
Ah like the roller bearing manufacturer established in the town of Ball, so the company could be called BALL BEARING.
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by happosai 2mo ago
Which shows that you can have lots of cars without having a cars-only culture. Freedom of choice of the mode of transport, and pay for privilege vs externalizing the costs of cars.

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