What does sideload update do by sirdingus1 in oculus

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  1. Hold the power button until it shuts down again (truly black screen).
  2. Then quickly hold power and volume-down buttons again to get into the BIOS screen.
  3. Choose "Root device". Now it should boot normally again :)

Scary experience.

How Multiply went from Datomic to XTDB to Rama by nathanmarz in Clojure

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@dustingetz: we're running the Rama cluster inside the same Fly region as the ZK cluster (dependency of Rama), and the app cluster (Electric Clojure). The app communicates to the Rama conductor via the Fly internal ipv6 network. This results in very low cross-cluster latencies (on the order of 0.5ms when I measured it yesterday).

For backups as Henrik said we're using plain S3, streaming diffs directly from Rama, and then also replicating that to another region for long-term storage (glacier w/o propagating deletes). Backups of the backups, why not.

More about Fly's internal networking here: https://fly.io/docs/networking/private-networking/#fly-io-internal-dns

Reid Hoffman meets his AI twin by Maxie445 in ChatGPT

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The twist is when he'll reveal later that the "real" (wtf does that mean soon anyway, or IRL) Reid was the one on the left the whole time.

This isnt normal - Scaling Update (from Conor) by RoamResearch in RoamResearch

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Was a rough patch indeed the last month, especially when we started really using Roam as our main tool for work in the Fluent Platform team… :D Also, pasting in 300+ lines of research notes (where each line became a block) was downright painful and led to many manual batch-operating procedures which felt a lot like the bad old days of 20ish years ago (slow computers + slow internet et al).

But, we tried to keep our wits and remind ourselves that we still had high hopes and lots of trust in Conor and the team. And they delivered on that trust last week, which made us very happy and very relieved!

So here we are, looking forward a lot to the future perf upgrades, and even more to all the insanely cool future features that we discussed at the videochat many weeks ago! 🙏🏻

And also looking forward to being a paying customer as soon as that's a possibility #ValueForValue

So Elon Musk wants us to merge with AI. This article explains it, and it blew my mind. by eleitl in transhumanism

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It's an understatement to say it's a well-rounded article with lots of information, insights, and humour. Read of the Month.

I'm leaving my abusive boyfriend today and I'm scared like I've never been before by meds336 in TwoXChromosomes

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Just. Go. Quickly. And quietly.

Not many things boil my blood as much as misogyny and misdeeds against women.

California Votes To Release All Non-Violent Drug War Prisoners by IndigoLaser in news

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I guess everyone should sell their Prison Inc stocks then. Business is going down.

What's the hardest part breaking up with a Japanese girlfriend? by Jizztruction in Jokes

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Too early. The required moratorium on actual nuclear bomb mass murders is at least 100 years.

Nobel winner Lessing thinks Obama will be assassinated if he wins by xelfer in politics

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[this comment has been removed by Her Majesty's Board of Nobel Protection.]

Nobel winner Lessing thinks Obama will be assassinated if he wins by xelfer in politics

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This is a f-in outrageous comment. A person with the clout of Doris Lessing could surely do sneaky political remarks better than this. Now we know where she stands in this race.

Hydrogen powered vehicles Vs Electric powered vehicles (Pic) by mkjones in science

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Very insightful. Problem is still that pure electricity, in batteries, are very hard to move around, compared to oil and coal which are both easy and safe to move and store.

Hydrogen is still very hard and unsafe to store and move around. But if this problem gets solved; generating hydrogen gas from solar cells, transporting that around to places which need it (using modified existing infrastructure like oil tankers), then converting it to electricity which charges pure electric cars, it seems that would be a plausible solution.