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by jrpear 2mo ago
Yes, when you can, find "The 3rd Alternative". It's a nice idea I first read about in one of Steven Covey's books. Looks like he eventually wrote a book by that name.
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by jrpear 5mo ago
Of course not necessarily, but I keep seeing articles about how wind and especially solar power just keep getting cheaper.
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by jrpear 5mo ago
Even if you take it as true that prices have risen recently, and may continue to rise as the VC subsidies dry up, they will fall again long-term. Inference will get more power efficient with model-on-chip solutions like Taalas and God wil
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by jrpear 7mo ago
It looks to me like what is called a "container escape" in this context isn't necessarily as bad as it seems. For example, in the advisory for CVE-2025-31133 affecting runc[1]: > Container Escape: ...Thus, the attacker can
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by jrpear 1y ago
For those install scripts which allow changing the install prefix (e.g. autoconf projects---though involving a built step too), I've found GNU Stow to be a good solution to the uninstall situation. Install in `/usr/local&#x2F
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by jrpear 2y ago
They just can't be. Concepts like the soul, the inherent dignity of man, and the orientation of humanity toward a single Good are incomprehensible in the framework of modern psychology or physiology. They are ruled out or at least set
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by jrpear 3y ago
You can! [rhvoice]( https://rhvoice.org/ ) is an open source example.
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by jrpear 4y ago
One use of that data is creating 3d renders, like this site: https://osmbuildings.org/
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MuseScore 4 – A Gigantic Overhaul(youtube.com)
1 points by jrpear 4y ago|0 comments
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by jrpear 5y ago
> I don't know of any large retailer that eats the cost of unsold goods. Trader Joe's does this. Though they also rebrand the products they sell.
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by jrpear 5y ago
Oh another Santa Barbara resident! I was initially a little confused reading this thread until I remembered our great regulations.
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by jrpear 5y ago
> This person mentioned Einstein, but Einstein was just the byproduct of a time when people had the balls to publish what could be perceived as extravagant theories. As an outsider, while I can see many problems in academia today, I&#x27