I actually want a 90s Civic hatchback with an EV swap

I don’t know about the laws over there, but in the US you’d legally be able to return the car if this camera is a deal breaker and it was not disclosed before purchase.

Are you kidding me? This time last year you could buy 32GB of DDR5 for under $100

What a strange concept. The demo is quite laggy on my phone, and has triangles constantly disappearing as it moves. Other online 3d viewers are able to load significantly larger models without any lag or graphical artifacts.

I don’t think the way this is implemented it can realistically use much GPU acceleration at all. It’s like taking all the vertex shaders and running them on the CPU, and then only using the GPU for triangle texture fill and depth testing… The hardware is right there, why avoid using it?

I’m just trying to imagine this hypothetical company…

• They run AI agents without checking what it’s doing
• They don’t have backups or version control (or they’ve given AI access to delete it)

What else? Do they leave all their files in memory and only save at the end of the day to make sure a power outage could screw them over too?
It almost sounds like they want to lose their code.

Also, the EPL-2.0 license Jqwik is released under explicitly states there is no warranty and the author can’t be held liable for anything you do with the software (like feeding it to an LLM)

Out of all the burgers I’ve had, the best ones have been very juicy and made a huge mess of my plate / hands. It’s a worthy sacrifice in my opinion.

I haven’t heard of dip packets, maybe they’re better. The little squeeze packs you have to tear open and put in something else to dip are just a mess, and I don’t like having to open so many packets just to finish my fries.

Probably the packaging company branching out into yet another type of individually packaged single-use plastic. Ketchup is an untapped market! (Unless you count the restaurant to-go packs, but those suck).

If your burger isn’t leaking juices out the back when you bite into it, I think there’s room for improvement.

An H1B is valid for up to 6 years, and as far as I know the thing that changed is how hard it is to get a visa in the first place, anyone already hired would be unaffected. Tech companies spend so much on legal fees for hiring foreign workers, they’re a bit reluctant to get rid of them immediately. It’s also really shitty for the workers if they get laid off, since their visa is tied to employment, and it only gives them like a month to find a new job sponsor or leave the country.

I find this hard to believe, since I remember those pandemic layoffs already happening around 2023.

I guess you must have Windows Update turned off, because I feel like I was being forced to restart on a weekly basis before finally moving to linux.
I don’t restart unless I’m installing a kernel update or something else that requires it, it’s nice never having to come back to “Let’s finish setting up yyour PC” or whatever “Please use OneDrive” ad they’ve put in.

I certainly didn’t know that. I thought maybe they were a Saskatchewan Roughrider’s Fan

Opening and searching people’s mail was very illegal up until the last decade or so. Now there seems to be a big push to let the RCMP do whatever they want.

Monthly definitely sounds more correct, since that puts it at a pretty realistic 220W/m^2 with 12h of sun per day.

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I think Futurama captures the mental logic perfectly:

Fry: Yeah, that’ll show those poor!

Leela: Why are you cheering, Fry? You’re not rich!

Fry: True. But someday I might be rich, and people like me better watch their step!

Impressive, Very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s card.

No, no, it clearly states Russia can only fit inside itself multiple times if rotated INCORRECTLY. Like, opps, I fell through a 4D wormhole while rotating Russia.