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by oseityphelysiol 1mo ago
The article is about Bluesky, but what I find hard to believe is that Threads has almost twice the MAU compared to X?.. I’ve never met a person that uses Threads in any capacity. Never even heard anyone mention about anything on Threads. Ar
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by oseityphelysiol 2mo ago
It would be extremely naive to assume Elon, or even a real human had a hand in this. The whole analytics pipeline is very likely vibecoded and never reviewed by a human.
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by oseityphelysiol 3mo ago
93% owned by the founder.
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by oseityphelysiol 5mo ago
Doesn’t matter much in this case as US consumerd are still affected by the price rise same way consumers in a non-exporter country would be. I guess what matters is that the increase in revenue largely stays within the country, but that doe
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by oseityphelysiol 5mo ago
C++ people are great at making problems for themselves and then solving them to no end. This does not look like a productive way to get things done.
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by oseityphelysiol 9mo ago
79$ is not “high end”. 5G enabled router would cost twice as much - for a feature that not everybody will need.
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by oseityphelysiol 2y ago
I’ve never heard of it before. I work in an embedded environment where kernel version is known beforehand, so portability won’t be an issue. Thanks.
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by oseityphelysiol 2y ago
Of all the quirks with process spawning in posix keeping file descriptors open is the most problematic one I encountered. This bit into my ass while implementing a C library to have proper process spawning and stdio handling in LUA. I reall
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by oseityphelysiol 2y ago
Interesting how I could instantly tell that this was written by AI. CharGPT has a very distinguishable style and reasoning.
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by oseityphelysiol 2y ago
Please elaborate.
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by oseityphelysiol 2y ago
Look up stalinist architecture if you think communists can’t build beautiful buildings. For peak capitalism, look no further than Art Deco. My point is that this is a difference between pre-war and post-war construction and is seen in all r
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Ambient 1: Music for Airports(pitchfork.com)
1 points by oseityphelysiol 3y ago|0 comments
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by oseityphelysiol 3y ago
I would wonder what would happen whenever I was frustrated and now I know, thanks. I'll look for a new intrusive thought to have as a coping mechanism.
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by oseityphelysiol 4y ago
How did they take it down the domain last time? Was it by picking on the registrar? In my country they so this by asking all the ISPs to block the domain from their DNS servers. This works for 90% of the population, but all you have to do i
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by oseityphelysiol 4y ago
I expect the current orders to be PR motivated.
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by oseityphelysiol 4y ago
No-one shipped jobs overseas. m of the teams at UI have always been and remain located in the EU.
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Ubiquiti’s Wifiman Signal Mapper(twitter.com)
2 points by oseityphelysiol 5y ago|0 comments
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Fun fact, Ubiquiti started here (it’s not a Lithuanian company though). Another big one that’s founded and manufactures all it’s stuff in Lithuania is Teltonika. They make telecommunications equipment (mostly LTE based wireless modems).
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
I like brand new baby smell. But as soon as it stops smelling like it was assembled in China the novelty wears off.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Yeah, but someone in your home might have a rogue phone app installed (or not even that, I bet companies like Xiaomi already so this with their smart home stuff) that scans bluetooth devices and sends the addresses so that they can be data
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Bluetooth uses MAC addresses too, so this still applies.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
It's a beta firmware - you need to have a community account with "Early Access" feature turned on in order to see the release thread or be able to purchase early access hardware.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Thet are very common in Lithuania, to the point where I’d say around 20% of new phones being sold are from Xiaomi. They expanded heavily into other industries, like home automation, with prices that are a fraction of what other manufacturer
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Really depends on the type of house you live in. Typical heating costs for 50m^2 apartments in “Khrushchevka” type buildings (probably the dominant housing situation across most post soviet states) should be around 50 Euros per month this
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Question from a layman: how will the energy from a fusion reactor be extracted and converted into electrical energy? As far as I understand, the plasma inside a tokamak is isolated from the surroundings by the use of very powerful magnets.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
What you should hope to be invented is better vaccines/treatment.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
That's not a sign of good hygiene, rather a sign of these countries dystopian work laws/ethics, where sick leave is apparently not a thing.
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
I wonder what is the mutation mode of viruses regarding vaccines? Does harsher environment (more people with immunity) spur mutation, or is mutation frequency correlating with number of infected people?
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Also, a ridiculous review of these by AvE (a channel I recommend to anyone who’s mechanically inclined): https://youtu.be/ySw0IHIwQ3s
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by oseityphelysiol 5y ago
Are you referring to V2 as to the German WW2 rocket? What’s exciting about it nowadays?

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