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by nonplus 27d ago
I begrudgingly agree. I would like to make a case that times have moved on/the definition of preferred has changed; but I don't think that would hold up on its own as a legal argument.
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by nonplus 3mo ago
Without seeing actual power flow modeling for the lines attached to these data centers no one on the planet can accurately weigh the expense of these customers. You can't 8760 where and when overloads happen elsewhere, unplanned downti
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by nonplus 3mo ago
If you want to pretend the only source of information on this subject is the linked article I'm sure you can find many users here to debate within your arbitrary parameters. Same goes for proof, which I'm sure would exclude power
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by nonplus 3mo ago
Agreed, this is a difficult topic to simplify. "The grid can handle it" is almost always a * statement. Can it handle it today? What about next year with the approved interconnects? What about in 2030? Does "handle it" i
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by nonplus 3mo ago
Obviously there are not easy solutions here. Has Mullvad considered offering to buy out Daniel's shares? The mission statement that Mullvad has promised it's users does (did) come with a duty of care. In my eyes that mission state
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by nonplus 8mo ago
We seem to agree that what replaced religion (for profit social media) is not a basis for a strong society, or fulfilling lives. Religion seems like a close 2nd worst option though.
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by nonplus 9mo ago
If you end up trying it please share your findings! I've basically been putting this kind of gear in my cart, and then deciding I dont want to manage more than the 2 3090s, 4090 and a5000 I have now, then I take the PLX out of my cart.
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by nonplus 9mo ago
What pcie version are you running? Normally I would not mention one of these, but you have already invested in all the cards, and it could free up some space if any of your lanes being used now are 3.0. If you can afford the 16 (pcie 3) lan
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by nonplus 1y ago
"there are more than a dozen different types of diabetes" this feels like an ai synopsis that any human would have critiqued, but since ai said it, it made it in. I'm not a doctor, but I've never heard of more than 5 &qu
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by nonplus 1y ago
I think that was always Alan Moore's intent. The feelings you just listed resonated with the comics audience as it came out decades ago. (Which is not an attempt to discount that it resonates with you now; just pointing out that the su
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by nonplus 1y ago
That value (of one company) is from speculative investment. I don't think it negates that the field has a perception problem. After seeing something like blockchain run completely afoul/used for the wrong things and embraced by th
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by nonplus 1y ago
I do think Facebook and Instagram are forced on the public if they want to fully interact with their peers. I just don't participate in discussions about Facebook marketplace links friends share, or Instagram reels my D&D groups po
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by nonplus 2y ago
I believe Berkshire bought (or agreed to buy) part of dominion (a public utility delivering power) on the east coast, I don't know any particulars of how it was run or if the deal even closed. Thats the only related example I know of (
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by nonplus 2y ago
This is a really cool project. Your post is the first time I am seeing the figures on how much others also hate CGM notifications. I have been working on software for the G1 headset to display glucose data without any audible alarms, just a
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by nonplus 2y ago
It seems like a valid metric to pick on. Premium devices are refreshed early/short cycle their lifespans because they are purchased by customers with disposable income. Budget devices should be sold to last as that's what's i
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by nonplus 2y ago
I hope you come out of this in good shape. I try to get all my (digital) TTRPGs and indie games through your platform.
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by nonplus 2y ago
I guess I see Blue sky/at protocol as just another platform. ActivityPub is truly federated with multiple platforms. Maybe I'm not giving BS a fair shake, but that's been my view.
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by nonplus 2y ago
It's a scandal that a single website is masking multiple privacy policies behind different pages, making it impossible for their users to understand what they have consented to.
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by nonplus 2y ago
That question seems like it has to be framed in a misunderstanding of how secure you believe the iOS platform is. Here's a list of CVEs for iOS just this year: https://www.bitsight.com/blog/apple-vulnerabilities-ci
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by nonplus 2y ago
One idea for high heat industrial requirements is to move those factory locations to places with geothermal power (like Iceland). We won't see discussions on that until we're serious about cutting fossil fuels.
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by nonplus 2y ago
I think there's a lot of readers who want content that critiques AI. https://knowingmachines.org/models-all-the-way is excellent. This content was not like what I linked, and for me at least (said content) needs to ret
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by nonplus 2y ago
I have not done either myself to be clear. I do seem to have made a choice not to read the content (stopped reading it based on tone) and I'm going to hold to that and likely hold it against the author in the future. They are welcome t
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by nonplus 2y ago
Same here, it came across as a juvenile and arrogant post that I stopped reading at the second threat of violence in spite of tantalizing comments on hn. I'm slightly disappointed in hn that it has drawn so much attention (maybe there&
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by nonplus 2y ago
Some of us won't ever know about his good points since we tuned out (left his web a page) due to the authors juvenile tone.
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by nonplus 2y ago
Meanwhile it seems like we're going the other direction/companies are increasing our burden and building unsustainable systems. Edge case: https://www.carscoops.com/2024/04/fisker-ocean-totaled-over-...
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by nonplus 2y ago
> It sounds like you do agree with affuture.org though. From the post. > We need your help to stop this now. I do not want to stop this bill; I want it revised. If that is not understood, then I suspect my primary goal for safer, less
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by nonplus 2y ago
I'm doing alright, thanks for asking.
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by nonplus 2y ago
Oh wow that's because there is not a Moon breakup scene in Cloud Atlas! It's in the movie adaption of The Time Machine. In the book though he just arrives in the future and the moon is already gone (Chapter XIV The Further Vision
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by nonplus 2y ago
I guess I think we should hold models used for non-academic reasons to a higher standard, and there should be oversight. I don't know if all the language in this bill does what we need, but I'm against letting large corporations l
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by nonplus 2y ago
Cloud Atlas (released 6 years after Moonfall was released as a book) also has a story with the earth being destroyed by mans attempt to harness the moon for energy (and also has a bad film adoption). Moonfall is the first book I know of tha

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