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by m463 16d ago
"Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful -- that's what matters to me." - SJ
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by m463 16d ago
For me to spend time on it would be yak-shaving.
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by m463 16d ago
What's funny is that trump of all people is banning a lot of crap like this - internet connected chinese cars, internet connected solar panels, and other utility stuff. But I fear the vested/wealthy interests involved in iot data
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by m463 17d ago
Why not a roving dashcam-based flock copycat? (I thought I heard fedex vehicles actually do this)
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by m463 17d ago
yes, the lingonberry drink they serve in the cafeteria. :) actually they had some metal garage shelves that I thought would be ok. They turned out to be SUPER flimsy and wobbly. I think they optimize for shipping weight, which means '
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by m463 17d ago
I used to get stuff at ikea, but it is mostly too flimsy. I bought some metal shelves and they wobble like they are made of tinfoil. never again. (I do like my old idasen desk) So I bought a workbench at home depot recently and LOVE it. H
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by m463 18d ago
wow: https://www.axios.com/2026/08/28/china-ai-data-center-backla...
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by m463 18d ago
> I've also run into iOS Camera app failing to open the camera. wow, you just reminded me. From time to time I bring up the camera app, and I just get a blurry screen. I have to lock the phone and unlock it, maybe quitting the came
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Xylitol Linked to Strokes and Heart Attacks, Study Finds(theguardian.com)
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by m463 18d ago
I'm just wondering when 5g or 6g will start getting iot devices online without consumer intervention. search for 5g miot or 5g redcap or 5g mmtc
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by m463 18d ago
Apple products may be less compromised, but generally apple has one big anti-consumer hole - any app can talk to the internet unfettered.
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by m463 18d ago
Integrity can be bought and compromised. In fact it seems like many (most?) decent startup products end up rugpulls.
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by m463 18d ago
apple sets an example
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by m463 19d ago
This was not my experience. I had an older one one with keyfob, and only needed a website login. But a newer car, everything had to go through the app and complete milestones and other nonsense.
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by m463 19d ago
Isn't the US in a perpetual state of emergency? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_emergencies_i...
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by m463 19d ago
Person: "I have a tesla roadster that can fly." Bugatti CEO: "that's not a supercar."
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by m463 19d ago
maybe Azure Linux? :)
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by m463 19d ago
Can't buy a tesla without the app. Worse, to sell a tesla, you are the person saying "ok, install the app, then I can transfer ownership to you, conveniently!" and this is getting normalized with other car manufacturers. (and
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by m463 20d ago
I noticed that. I could have sworn I got one with a credit card, but can't refill it. Maybe you can refill it with cash? Or did I have to buy it with cash? and when you leave everything expires.
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by m463 20d ago
your credit card bills are super heavily data mined. I think what they're doing is fine.
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by m463 20d ago
> By this point, I had joined exe.dev. that's the moment I thought... is this all an advertisement?
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by m463 20d ago
> My family keeps sending me screenshots of AI generated arguments against building new data centers. obviously from chinese models running a campaign to keep the US from pulling away.
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by m463 20d ago
I wonder if there will be an updated xkcd for ai. Like... don't need standards, just explain to an ai what the target hardware is and it will output binary bits that match.
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by m463 20d ago
I wonder if 3-d printing will extend this... There are some weird things you can make nowadays. EDIT: now I find stuff like "walking table" and I wonder if that kind of thing predates 3d printing.
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by m463 20d ago
> that humans did without for centuries. I think building design/thermal mass and population density/location has changed quite a bit over the centuries.
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by m463 20d ago
In america, the luxuries become necessities. In soviet russia, the necessities become luxuries!
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by m463 20d ago
lol, more like a warped version of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism or, more probably I have used a fallacy to analogize the wrong fallacy :)
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by m463 21d ago
Also, it has 4 legs, so it must be a cat.
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by m463 21d ago
I think people who don't understand our amazing food supply should read about the contributions and opinions of Norman Borlaug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Borlaug
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by m463 21d ago
apart from GPUs, what about memory?

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