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Comment #49258530
Refers to the baking. These come mostly baked but frozen, then "finished" in store.
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Comment #49091882
This isn't an all-of-a-sudden, the engine has been worked on for over 7 years now https://github.com/fwgs/xash3d-fwgs
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Comment #49016502
AFAIK using the bangs (e.g. !g) do not consume your search quota, so you can do it via that as well.
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Comment #48916112
USB-PD 3.1 supports 240W, which is 48V. It does seem like there's not many chargers that support this, but they do exist.
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Comment #48902696
Australia, excluding Western Australia as we are on a separate electricity grid.
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Comment #48878834
Yep, but it's a lot easier for an online retailer to avoid you and give you more hassle (oh you have to post it back to us etc).
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Comment #48878696
The key in Australia is to buy from a physical retailer. They often cannot give you the runaround as under consumer law, they're responsible for the resolution.
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Comment #48759942
I'm having great success with DS4 Pro as my main model, while using DS4 Flash for subagents.
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Comment #48754699
A fork, yes.
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Comment #48671696
If they were Intel 64bit binaries they'd still run due to Rosetta 2, however the majority of their games did not get a 64bit upgrade on macOS.
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Comment #48642459
Comparable Mac, except for you know, all the game support.
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Comment #48583475
If you ever had to use an iPhone that would just shut off randomly with like 30% battery "remaining", you'd probably be singing a different tune and appreciative your device became…
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Comment #48549170
I've got the same spec, are you running the 27B or the 35B-A3B? I found the 27B was unusably slow (like 10-15t/s not to mention the prefill times)
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Comment #48549021
Since you have 512GB, might be worth looking into running deepseek4: https://github.com/antirez/ds4
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Comment #48391829
In Australia, this is mostly because there are tax implications for not being a private health care member past the age of 31 when you earn over a certain amount. Our public system…
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Comment #48365465
Even on the highest end, the M3 Ultra at 512gb RAM doesn't exist anymore :'( Actually, I went to the Mac Studio configure page on Apple.com and you can't do higher than 96GB now...…
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Comment #48365443
Understandable. But if you were attempting to do the same thing as the RTX Spark on a MacBook (i.e. run local models), you would also definitely be hearing those fans. Perhaps not …
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Comment #48188896
They've killed that, check the banner on the Fleet page: >Update (May ’26): Fleet is now part of Air — our new agentic development environment. Download for free at air.dev →
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Comment #48188882
>expose a connector so the ai can connect to the thing and do what it needs to do... They have done this now, they've implemented ACP so you can use any agent that supports that fr…
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Comment #47960106
Especially because they previously denied his request for the files (even when they've sponsored him), stating the same IP issue.
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Comment #47813361
Covered by the article: >I ran local experiments with Minio, SeaweedFS, and Garage. My primary objection to all of them was the operational complexity
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Comment #47726799
If you swap in the extension cable head, that does indeed have a ground pin, at least in Australia anyway. The grounding comes from that metal ring that the connector uses as a gui…
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Comment #47713385
Cancelled my YT Premium and just installed SmartTube on my TV instead. My previous blocker was that there was no (easy) way to bypass ads when I was using an AppleTV, so I just sta…
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Comment #47528662
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47527015 Spoiler alert: it's still LVDS
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Comment #47435431
With Ofcom I'd say the UK falls into that group nicely.