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You can do this already. Leave the map up, but silence all direction corrections. Then try to make your own way. If you already have the time to chill, you can take a little more t…

> niobium arsenide may not be a practical replacement for copper – arsenide is toxic, after all So may it replace, or may it not replace? Title contradicts the closing statement. E…

They could say anything and the visitors would have to believe it. A canyon tour guide tells me a story about why a rock formation is named the way it is. I have no clue if it’s tr…

What if you could group multiple of them. Long queries run on the group that’s commonly doing those. Shorter queries que faster because they’ll execute faster.

Will kids raised on it not know anything different? Seems a path to reduce computer literacy. Then again, being blocked from doing something I wanted is what lead me to find ways a…

Because the early adopters are the nerds that will discover how to exploit it, the popularity will make others want to use it, and the normies will take the easy route it gives the…

The easier/convenient a cloud makes it for a business to use, the more the industry will continue to trend towards lock in

The best way it works is if you have trust with just a few people, and your network availability grows as people connect to more people. Could even start as a virtual private netwo…

My guess would it has to do with find my iPhone and AirTag tracking features.

Imagine someone quietly developing, and then suddenly releasing a modern chip with this kind of design in mind. They’d get a lot of publicity just for being different. And the proc…

Depends on which part we’re betting on survive the bubble pop. There’s a lot of capability being dismissed in low power inference while the large players push they need more money …

If the graphics aren’t adding to the fun and freshness of the game, nearly. Rewatching old movies over seeing new ones is already a trend. Video games are a ripe genre for this alr…

I’m thinking more procedural generation of assets. If done efficiently enough, a game could generate its assets on the fly, and plan for future areas of exploration. It doesn’t hav…

I’ve got a cd player and burner, record player may be more niche. But I’m all for it, and I’ve been working on gathering my music locally again. I’ve had other songs disappear from…

People must choose to avoid it. I’m currently on this path. I prefer to use web versions of apps I need access too. If there is no web version, it’s most likely a service I don’t n…

Imagine though, making this much smaller, and selling ram sticks with this inside. Wouldn’t get into businesses much, but it would wreck havoc on everyone else.

Except government services want people to be dependent on them. Doesn’t mean they desire to actually help them. But the government wants to be wanted.

Will putty ever reach 1.0?

I still have streaming services, mostly because my family uses them. I’m slowly getting back into the self hosted ways. But it’s also pushing me to just stop watching altogether. I…

> Tesla tweeted about the video, saying, “This is fake – that’s not our screen. Tesla does NOT disable vehicles remotely.” I think the “does not” stands out to me more than “can no…

I’ll add to this, no politician is on your side unless it means getting your vote to keep them in power. It’s hard to be an actual good person and get too far up in politics, espec…

If local storage becomes too cheap, how can companies push their cloud storage subscriptions? Imho it’s sad that ssds haven’t gotten much bigger. A spinning disk can now house doze…

The hard part is these workers are doing the job to survive life. Without the job, the unsure future is terrifying. I’m all for taking action. I just don’t know what action best su…

I’ll just give up on them altogether, and patiently wait for simulators I can use instead.