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by sigh_again 2y ago
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by sigh_again 2y ago
> does it make sense to commit to fossil fuel for another 50-70 years again? I now see that you have been arguing in bad faith since the beginning and should not have wasted time, down to repeating exact arguments from the greens that ha
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by sigh_again 2y ago
>yet you single out Greens as the primary culprits. Why? Did they sign Nord Stream agreements? You're incredibly defensive when all I have done is point out that saying "the greens aren't responsible for it" is a blat
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by sigh_again 2y ago
This type of "hurr more money good" thinking is exactly the reason why there's a massive energy crisis across Europe, where individuals and enterprises end up paying gigantic electricity bills. People are _dying_ from this si
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by sigh_again 2y ago
The Greens had partnered with the SPD from 1998 to 2005 (and then again recently since 2021 but that's no related to the subject). They directly contributed to creating the Energiewende program. Merkel & friends implemented it, but
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by sigh_again 2y ago
>why I do I continue to use CSS & HTML? Because you don't know how to write GLSL/WGSL, that things like font rendering end up requiring you to learn at best texture atlases, at worst SDF font rendering, and because you&#x27
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by sigh_again 2y ago
What's singular is putting 100k H100s in a single machine. Which, yay, cool supercomputer, but the distributed supercomputer with 5 times the machines runs just as fast anyways. Huang is still a CEO trying to prop up his product. He&#x
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by sigh_again 2y ago
Even just Meta dwarfs Twitter's cluster, with an estimated 350k H100s by now.
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by sigh_again 2y ago
If you're going to do this be sure you swap between charging and discharging as often as possible, go as low as your timer will allow. 30 minutes charging, 30 minutes discharging should allow you to reach house fire in less than a mont
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by sigh_again 2y ago
No, but then again you're not paying me $20 per month while I pretend I have absolute knowledge. You can, however, get the same human experience by contracting a consulting company that will bill you $20 000 per month and lie to you ab
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by sigh_again 2y ago
Unless you have full access to the entirety of their training data, you can try to convince all you want, but you're just grasping at straws. LLMs are stochastic parrots incapable of thought or reasoning. Even their chains of thoughts
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by sigh_again 2y ago
>it doesn't lend itself to reuse, but I don't blame it either: it's not really meant to do that. Only if you keep writing more logic into build.gradle.kts. Writing custom Gradle plugins has been the standard and recommende
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by sigh_again 2y ago
Adorable how HN's in absolute denial over this comment and downvoting you. Garland is a donator to the Federalist Society. Garland was a gift from Obama to the Republicans, trying to put someone who's right wing enough at the Supr
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by sigh_again 2y ago
If NL laws are anywhere close to the rest of European countries: the bike is responsible. The pedestrian is never responsible, unless they do something absurd like jumping in front of the bike without leaving any way to react to the bike. &
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by sigh_again 2y ago
>Bikes hitting pedestrians (ex: children wandering out on to the bikelane) is a much larger safety concern than bikes being hit by cars. Source ? Here's mine: https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/news/2024/15&#x2F
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by sigh_again 2y ago
In addition, it samples a limited amount of lights at each frame (sorted by likely importance based on the position), and accumulates lighting over time: the only way you get a stable, nice image is when you leave your camera and world stab
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by sigh_again 2y ago
It's limited to 2 VMs because Apple's software license agreement for MacOS: https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOSSequoia.pdf to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or ins
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by sigh_again 2y ago
YC doesn't care whether it "makes sense" to use an LLM to design chips. They're as technically incompetent as any other VC, and their only interest is to pump out dogshit startups in the hopes it gets acquired. Gary Tan
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by sigh_again 2y ago
Or, you have a sensible system which bans political ads on TV / print / etc, and grants every candidate equal visibility as specific times and places. We've just seen how the US's approach to politics has worked out. I&#
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by sigh_again 2y ago
The Wii is pretty much a souped up Gamecube, hardware wise. the GPU, Hollywood (Wii) is a faster Flipper (GameCube). The CPU is an IBM PPC Broadwell, the direct successor to the Gekko in the GameCube. Memory, etc. The only difference is the
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by sigh_again 2y ago
In this case, the pedophile is _also_ a racist, misogynistic, violent, person, but pop off.
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by sigh_again 2y ago
It definitely still exists on AOSP, and most vendors still have it. Xiaomi did get rid of it. It used to be available, then only available if you "disable MIUI optimizations", then it's been entirely removed. Whether this is
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by sigh_again 2y ago
First off, "up to" is the most bullshit metric. I am also up to 10x more productive when I get coffee, but that's when comparing to days where I just play Satisfactory all day long. Secondly, "compared to a random HP AIO
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by sigh_again 2y ago
These are usually simple heuristics based on device name, whether you're running a signed version of Android, etc. Thirty minutes on Stackoverflow will usually cover all the fingerprints most simple apps use. If they're using Play
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by sigh_again 2y ago
So, as I said, hacks on top of hacks on top of hacks :D If you're going to shim and reimplement, piece by piece some APIs like Binder... Just use Binder, that is already upstreamed in the kernel for so long.
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by sigh_again 2y ago
No, merely using the standard Android emulator, as well as the x86_64 images that have been available for a while (or the ARM64 ones if you're on an M1 and others). With hardware acceleration properly setup, it's a nice experience
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by sigh_again 2y ago
Trying to reimplement Android without Binder is a doomed plan. Everything about Android is so intrinsically linked to having Binder available that you're just going to end up piling hacks on hacks to have anything working. At this poin
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by sigh_again 2y ago
>Imagine it did this twice as fast, and cost the same. Is that worse? Yes. It could do it ten times as fast. A hundred times as fast. It could attempt to book ten thousand flights, and it would still be worthless if it fails at it. The r
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by sigh_again 2y ago
[...document.querySelectorAll(".commtext").values().map((it) => it.innerText)] Works in every single web browser. No calls to OpenAI needed, and I'm rusty on Javascript. Make it a bookmarklet, and you don't even need
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by sigh_again 2y ago
"Don't look at your Kubernetes configuration, trust our AI to do it well" sounds like a psyop straight out of GCP or AWS to charge you four times what they need to before telling you "no, you absolutely need that $500 ch

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