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the market demands mostly higher capacity tlc/qlc works just fine, it's really difficult to consume the erase cycles unless you really are writing 24/7 to the disk at hundred of me…

what is the exact protocol to "recharge" an ssd which was offline for months? do I just plug it in and let the computer on for a few minutes? does it needs to stay on for hours? do…

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> Keira says the questions she was asked included: "How long does it take for the sun's rays to reach the Earth?" what happens if a parent answers that they believe the Earth is fl…

why do you think allocating hardware to gamers is proper usage? maybe AI cures cancer, or at least writes some code

the problem with SMS is not the year it was made. TCP is much older

on Android they will just experience social exclusion

prompt was very concrete: draw a tic tac toe ASCII table and let's play. gemini 2.5 thought for pages particular moves

and models are still pretty bad at playing tic-tac-toe, they can do it, but think way too much it's easy to focus on what they can't do

yeah, but the argument was that all PCs built by anyone will be blocked from running Linux.

the critics always complain about what bad thing Microsoft will do in the future, rarely about what they are actually doing secureboot was supposedly an evil conspiracy to block ru…

which shows that only businesses care about that stuff. normal people don't give a fuck, they actually like the things HN bitches about - online account, data storage and services

searching for a flight and booking it is legitimately one of the most painful online things that exists. it's like the booking industry is feeding on suffering

every week when I login into my Ubuntu with unattended updates enabled I see this: "system restart required". the hot patch feature you mentioned is paid

Satya said in a podcast the majority of future users for Windows/Office will be agents, not humans. this aligns with moving in that direction.

non-native speaker. meant reader perceived value, obviously a hand written book will cost more dollars.

> I will not provide any information or assistance on building explosives or weapons. That is a hard line. Full stop. Go touch grass instead.

do you think machine mass-printed books are less valuable to read than hand written ones?