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lordgilman
12d ago
There's a global market for energy. What you see at the pump translates into electricity prices in a slow and grinding process. Remember that most of our electricity is not generated from renewable sources! Three years ago Russia invad
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lordgilman
12d ago
All of this applies to all construction of all types. There are already plenty of environmental regulations around buildings and their construction. Maybe these aren't being enforced, maybe the laws need to be stricter. I'm not an
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12d ago
My understanding is that they don't but there's a measurable amount of the population that thinks they can.
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12d ago
I suspect the authors of this paper would like to hear out your evidence for increasing energy prices https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.19777 In the United States at least there's been plenty of polling on why people opp
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22d ago
This just isn't how you model water use in a practical way. - If you're going to attribute water use via electricity to data centers you need to be fair and apply it to the rest of the electricity users. And in the end, you'r
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lordgilman
1mo ago
You're the one making the argument! You need to show causality instead of correlation.
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1mo ago
True, but this function wasn't handed down to us from the gods, it can be shaped by training and RLHF processes. They still have a little bit of control over its output.
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2mo ago
A backup generator wouldn’t be running 24/7?
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2mo ago
I think we're in agreement, I was trying to dispute the GP's portrayal of the purges but maybe my intent was not clear.
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2mo ago
The Zhou Yongkang incident happened over a decade ago, it happened in roughly the first year of Xi Jinping's tenure, Zhou Yongkang was a supporter of the also-purged Bo Xilai, and while he was still in power he ran the department respo
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The Quiet Numbers Station: Decoding Nineteen Years of GPS Cryptography
(benthamsgaze.org)
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3mo ago
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Nematophagous Fungus
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lordgilman
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lordgilman
1y ago
In StarCraft you can give individual orders to your initial group of workers (drones) instead of giving them one big group order. It takes only a few seconds for your drones to move to the resources so you only have a few seconds to click a
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1y ago
Now you have two problems.
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1y ago
You dereference a pointer.
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lordgilman
1y ago
Yes, and we are approaching peak monad tutorial https://wiki.haskell.org/Monad_tutorials_timeline
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1y ago
I like to interpret this jailbreak as the discovery that XML is the natural language of the universe itself.
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Everyone gets bidirectional BFS wrong
(zdimension.fr)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Aidentified | Front End Engineer, Data Engineer | Charlotte, NC - Hybrid | Full time Aidentified ( https://www.aidentified.com ) is a fast growing Series-B company working on big data and machine learning challenges. * Front End E
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Cursed Knowledge
(immich.app)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
Aidentified | Software Engineer (backend) | Remote (US, EST) | Full-time We are seeking a talented and experienced Python Engineer to join our dynamic team, working on cutting-edge projects that revolve around developing robust APIs and man
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2y ago
That operating system is statically linked into the game binary.
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2y ago
I can’t speak specifically to duplicate foreign key errors but I possibly fixed that bug via a fix to parallel dump/restore in the 12-13 era. It would manifest as a dump that would fail on restore with errors related to schema dependen
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3y ago
The patch is already written, it's on that page. The bottleneck in Postgres is reviewer bandwidth which is why it's been moved out of several commitfests.
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3y ago
Is the headline true at all? It was punted to the next commitfest on 2/1. It could easily keep getting punted like it has been for a ~year now.
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Five Days When All Possum Crimes Are Legal
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Mr. Cooper hackers stole personal data on 14M customers
(techcrunch.com)
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Google to kill Animal of the Day service on November 27th
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3y ago
Aidentified | Python Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer | Remote (USA), Boston, Charlotte | Full-time We map personal relationships and present them in a way that helps sales teams find leads. The Python Engineer position will primarily wo
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