vizzier

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by vizzier 22d ago
Careful, he might have a blast radius.
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by vizzier 1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48892468 plus the whole cursor brand should be tainted alongside it after this malarkey
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by vizzier 2mo ago
https://science.nasa.gov/earth/explore/the-ocean-and-climate... Has a pretty good overview. But in brief: Changes in biosphere due to heat and decreasing pH balance due to increased CO2 can leave species unable to
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by vizzier 2mo ago
Not an AI thing per-se [1] but may be pushed by or increased in usage by the agents. [1] https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/#summary
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by vizzier 2mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/@arduinoversusevil2025 also great for teardowns of specific tools. Seeing a few really put into perspective how many companies were transitioning to trading on their brand goodwill instead of making
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by vizzier 2mo ago
by definition connection poolers re-use connections so it it can happen with any connection pooling setup, PG or no. in pgbouncer the connection is reset via a customisable command [0] which should reset the connection to a clean state. [
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by vizzier 3mo ago
The answer is probably an automatic state in any company over a specific size given to the government. The only competition is then international.
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by vizzier 3mo ago
Really the correct unit is Joules, but try convincing anyone of that.
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by vizzier 3mo ago
> This isn't an energy issue. Renewables don't have the same level of external dependence on a constant flow of instantaneously used fuel. So while I do agree with you, it is an energy issue regardless of your politics.
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by vizzier 4mo ago
Sync is good, but they also have a great git plugin. One big advantage of local text based notes is that you can just source control them and set up quick shortcuts to commit, push and pull; as well as setting up automations to do that auto
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by vizzier 4mo ago
Or us dyslexics, I don't mind having the robot check and rephrase my work.
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by vizzier 5mo ago
They now also own xAI
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by vizzier 5mo ago
Agreed, we should also nationalise resource extraction and put the funds in there. Canadian resources should be for Canadians.
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by vizzier 5mo ago
This feels not unlike talos linux, but for single instances over k8s containers. Pretty neat.
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by vizzier 5mo ago
You think you've got problems? What are you supposed to do if you are a manically depressed robot? No, don't try to answer that. I'm fifty thousand times more intelligent than you and even I don't know the answer. It giv
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by vizzier 5mo ago
For the record, I do agree with this perspective at least from an external observer of the US. Many places already regulate these types of gambling much better. What I mostly took issue with is what I read to be a resolute throwing up of th
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by vizzier 5mo ago
> offshore jurisdictions and uses crypto. This vastly increases the barrier to entry for the normal person though. Is your position that just because laws don't work 100% of the time we shouldn't bother with them?
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by vizzier 5mo ago
I'm open to being wrong, but so far as I understand it ECC mostly lives at the controller level and shares the same DRAM chips across all forms of server memory (including non-ecc), which is why we see price increases across all sector
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by vizzier 5mo ago
ah fair, I was thinking on the iphone, but in fairness this is a thread about a laptop
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by vizzier 5mo ago
not since like 2015, they're soldered on to the mainboard
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by vizzier 5mo ago
> or switch to another provider Can you though? Its been a few years since I've been on apple, but being able to get anything but icloud native support in other apps was basically non-existent. Compared to android where it gives you
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by vizzier 5mo ago
to be fair, your money isn't as good as VC money for RAM at the moment
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by vizzier 5mo ago
14" macbook pro with those specs is ~2100. 200 dollar delta for repair-ability seems acceptable to me.
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by vizzier 5mo ago
> A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State Isn't really political. By my reading the clause also invalidates the entire amendement soon as the US aquired a standing army, but I'm not from the US
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by vizzier 5mo ago
https://theculture.fandom.com/wiki/Command_System > And of course to defeat such underground networks you need vast armies of small intelligent drones that can go in there and explore every tunnel where no human wa
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by vizzier 5mo ago
People think the trolley problem is easy.
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by vizzier 5mo ago
> I've done very well in my career but a private secretary is quite out of reach. This says more about how companies have chosen to allocate pay in the current era than anything about technology though, no?
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by vizzier 6mo ago
twitters own lawyers argue against this reading in 2023, see page 11 onwards: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.38...
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by vizzier 6mo ago
Combining those god awful beliefs with a set of advisors with room temperature IQs (and I'm in canada where we use metric temps) results in a true inability to forsee any of these issues in advance. Real shame, I can only hope it drive
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by vizzier 6mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APY-spLNvHI puddle might do it tho

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