micw

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by micw 27d ago
I would even think that "smart" and "lazy" has a strong correlation ;-) If you give a smart one a task, he will look for a way to do it with lowest effort. Probably most would do it but the smart ones will find way more
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by micw 28d ago
Tetris on postgres? Not doom? So not a candidate for everything! Just kidding. Of course there's doom for postgres: https://github.com/cedardb/DOOMQL (pure SQL) and https://github.com/DreamNik&#x2F
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by micw 1mo ago
So is this a regression or a bug in systemd triggered by this change?
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by micw 1mo ago
What does the (currently latest, https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/40262#issuecomment... ) comment mean? Who are the "large folio people"?
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by micw 1mo ago
systemd-journald also has rate limits that you can configure ;-)
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by micw 1mo ago
I also saw this when I made a (personal use only) book translation (agent learns how book 1-3 of a row is translated, then translates book 4 the same way because it is not available in my language). Claude happily translated most of the boo
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by micw 1mo ago
> if you see an ad somewhere [...] close the tab immediately and never return to that site I would even extend this: if you are bugged by an ad, avoid the product, the vendor and tell everyone why you do so. Also tell it to the vendor, w
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by micw 1mo ago
Why is this not being stopped by us jurisdiction? Or at least why does the rest of the world does not decouple from those markets?
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by micw 1mo ago
I even upvoted, no idea why you're downvoted here. It _is_ a potential issue that you pointed out.
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by micw 1mo ago
To be precise (Germany): 800W inverter, 2kWp solar panels (maximum 4 panels). This allows you to get the 800W during long periods of daylight (e.g. east/west configuration). You only need to add the installation to a public database an
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by micw 1mo ago
In Germany, where this kind of plug-in solar panels is very common (1.5 GW installed power) it is mandatory that the inverter powers itself down as soon as the grid is offline/disconnected. It has to be so fast that you can savely touc
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by micw 1mo ago
No, they would collapse into a singularity with an infinite event horizon that eats up the universe at the speed of light
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by micw 1mo ago
I wonder how Americans feel to see that their elected president takes tax money to forcefully destroy the planet and our kid's future :-(
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by micw 1mo ago
Guess that's the exact point of the "intelligence" benchmarks
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by micw 2mo ago
I recently did a few tests. And always the same prompt has been cached properly.
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by micw 2mo ago
Paying $100/month and using Opus 4.8 all the time to get my work done. I had a brief look at fable (when it was available the 1st time) but it burned my allowance to fast. So I keep paying the $100 for Opus and enjoy friction-less unin
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by micw 3mo ago
I would have expected at least a few sample real-world photos on that page.
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by micw 3mo ago
More reason to frame it correctly, like "IBM debuts another 5 nanometer chip technology, selling it as sub nanometer chip technology"
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by micw 3mo ago
So the title should be corrected. The did not debut sub nm chips at all.
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by micw 3mo ago
Not to all, only to those who are in line with the president...
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by micw 3mo ago
Talking about Venezuela, US or both?
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by micw 3mo ago
It misses a "I don't know" button. So it has a 20% false positive by guessing bias built in, right?
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by micw 4mo ago
For a second I thought github has updated to a clean and usable user interface. Then I realized that it's codeberg / forgejo ^^
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by micw 4mo ago
I wonder why this is a thing nowadays. I use yocto for embedded devices and it was almost a no-brainer to implement reproducible builds. I can also easily enable Debian package management, so everything is already available.
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Share.google delivers wrong TLS certificate in some regions, breaking shortlinks(semonto.com)
1 points by micw 5mo ago|1 comments
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by micw 5mo ago
My fist submission was rejected, probably because it was not reproducible. Now I figured out that the issue is location dependent, at least in germany, share.google is broken since the CERT does not contain the domain anymore.
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by micw 5mo ago
Google’s Android app uses share.google as a link shortener for shared URLs. That was already controversial; now the links appear to be broken in regular browsers because share.google currently serves a TLS certificate for a different hostna
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by micw 5mo ago
I wish there was something like this or talos or coreos but more generic: - immutable - a/b boot - declarative (like talos) But with choice of workload, like docker, k8s, qemu
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by micw 5mo ago
The new rate limit system is completely broken. See https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/180092 for a lot of affected users. Some report wait times of 50 or 100 hours. I had the issue that it shows &
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Copilot: Sorry, you have been rate-limited. Please wait 181 hours 8 minutes(github.com)
3 points by micw 5mo ago|1 comments

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