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znpy
16d ago
appears to be offline?
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16d ago
I am not talking about Germany. The world does not revolve around Germany (despite Germany’s never-desisted ambitions). And 30% is a huge chunk of the emissions
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16d ago
Irrelevant. Here in Italy for example they never held power, but they did a huge lobbying and advertising campaign just AFTER Chernobyl that lead to a referendum whose result essentially forbids nuclear power in Italy. Holding power is irre
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17d ago
Yeah, it’s well known that you can prove the presence of bugs but you can’t prove their absence. All software is to be considered insecure, formally speaking.
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17d ago
Knuth could do them, in theory. The guy was literally there when stuff was happening.
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17d ago
Non-issue
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18d ago
interesting that they build for solaris as well
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znpy
18d ago
The m6 “only” being a die shrink is no good reason to shun it. It’s still an improvement.
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18d ago
I stand for no specific propaganda to be shut down. That was not the case in the pre-Musk twitter era.
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18d ago
Indeed, and they aren’t doing that well.
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18d ago
> Look what happened to their currency in 2008, at the time they really wished they were using the euro. Alright, after looking at that, look at what happened to Greece (who adopter Euro as their currency).
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18d ago
Btw this referendum is about starting the talks, not about joining or not joining. If the result is “yes” then a proposal with all terms and conditions for joining will be written down, and the Icelanders will vote again on whether to accep
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18d ago
Much better? The main issue i see is the euro as a single currency. Individual nations cannot modulate their monetary policy according to their needs. Most other stuff is okay.
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18d ago
I hope whatever they do they don’t adopt the euro as their currency.
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19d ago
A (former) colleague of mine got fired for doing essentially thar and frankly i see the point. Speaking with him was essentially like speaking with cursor, sometimes literally: in a call with him, he would type my questions about their work
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20d ago
To be honest i don't see how having flatpack going to help the (european/german) "sovereign tech" initiative. A waste of money if you ask me. I think there are much more important issues that should deserve money and att
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20d ago
i see, fair point
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20d ago
sounds like a baseless claim frankly. they are still better. better than previous gen, essentially better than competition. only the latest intel cpu are beginning to get "comparable" with previous m-series cpu.
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20d ago
Yeah i'm gonna call BS very early on this. From https://twitter.now/about/ : > People should be able to speak, disagree, debate, create, and challenge ideas. I'm fine with this as long as it applies equall
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znpy
20d ago
And?
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21d ago
> Please stop Thinking Different Considering how much better m-series CPUs are, i’d say actually keep thinking different.
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21d ago
Since we're talking blood sugar and ketones, does anybody know if there is any line of such products that lets you export your data? I'd love to start monitoring my glucose level, but i'd like to have the data in my own datab
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22d ago
You just never let tour cpu/gpu die get cold! No cycles, no issues! /s
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22d ago
Last thing i heard was that large companies are starting to seriously spend on ai infrastructure (think nvidia clusters rather than tokens from openai or anthropic) to fine-tune and run custom models. This might become the driver for memory
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22d ago
> For 2, I think we are nearing saturation for the usefulness of AI. I certainly could be wrong Unless some other breakthrough in AI happens, like applying AI to some other large market. Overall i think that AI is here to stay, if anythi
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22d ago
I wonder why they even bothered with m5 ultra instead of going m6 ultra directly, honestly. What’s the point?
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22d ago
I’m doing essentially this, and got a MacBook Neo. Fir kinda the first time in my life I don’t really have development tools on my personal laptop. I ghostty and openvpn client installed. I have a large remote linux workstation (2x 8c/
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24d ago
> Free use comes with responsibility: whoever occupies a home must keep it in excellent condition and cover its ongoing maintenance costs. If you can’t afford to properly maintain a particular home, you can’t occupy it That’s likely to b
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24d ago
"tragically, 9625 out of 10'000 don't have issues" is it only me or this sounds crazy evil?
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24d ago
> The real question is: Should you be putting novel, poorly researched and dubiously manufactured substances (which happen to be peptides) in your body via injection? on one hand: no, absolutely not, hell no. on the other hand: these peo
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