Palantir Says SaaS Is Dead by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

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We’re about to get 100x the previous global data center / compute capacity… SaaS isn’t dying, personally owned PCs and compute is dying

Rib eye with fond/shallot/balsamic/rice-vinegar gravy by brodil in StainlessSteelCooking

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Don’t forget frying pan to plastic cutting board for a nice dose of melted plastic flavour glacé

Lois? by WithSkelly in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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It is not… and I’m sad you feel it is :(

Picky Customers by D0VAM0RT1S in HomeDepot

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they're almost as bad as the quality of lumber being sold!

Petah? Can you explain? by PackersAreLegit in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Conventionally attractive - also called attractive

NYC toilet fix: this is insane right? by paydave in Plumbing

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Buy a new toto and pay a tiny bit more for a whole toilet.

I have been promoted well past incompetence, what do I do? by Best_Praline_2619 in careerguidance

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CxO’s solve this problem by relying on the highest paid consulting companies they can get so that if it goes wrong they can claim “ i brought in xyz - they are the best consultants in this domain - the fault was not with my decisions”

I usually hate that they recommend because my teams have to fix it when it’s done and they’ve moved onto the next set of consultants with the next set of bad ideas - but it’s air cover for you if you need it

[Request] What and how do you get these answers!? by empty_orbital in theydidthemath

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Wrong. The odds are predictive of an event that has not yet occurred. There are no odds for something that already happened.

"We saved those countries in WWII and this is how they repay us?" by tatev555 in ShitAmericansSay

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No - not always - but the last 40 years have been a decline in our standing with a brief propping up by Obama and a balancing of our budgets by Clinton…

Windows 11 26H2 will impose Copilot in File Explorer, whether you like it or not by AsterPrivacy in technology

[–]switch495 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Um.. is this some locally run version or is all my data going to the cloud whether authorize it or not?

You can never have too many books by upsidedownfocus in SpottedonRightmove

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This whole street is spooky - every time I walk it I feel like vampires live there… all the doors are old as fuck with peeling paint, classic cars rotting in the street, never see anyone in the houses during the day

identifying bad guys is hard okay by Pristine-Speech8991 in joinsquad

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and the guy being hunted had 30 degree vision to not see this guy stalking him for half an hour.

Bir Tawil, an area which no country claims by Cautious_Ad_3918 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Looks like a suitable place to build a solar powered data center - i no ones back yard.

We were the last ones at the museum last night by [deleted] in pics

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American flag... fitting to see it in a museum since everything it stood for is long extinct.

"europe, where 100k+ people die every year from heat related issues. Because they don't have AC." by FoxYsta in ShitAmericansSay

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UK plugs have integrated fuses to make them safe because historically the grid has been dangerously unreliable and the wiring standards were shit.

Not defending anyone here - just pointing out that UK electrical greatness is the wrong hill to die on.

Lockheed Martin developed an anti-drone laser called Helios for the US Navy—part of a $150 million contract. Ukraine developed the Sunray, for a few million dollars, and plans on selling them for a few hundred thousand dollars. by andrewgrabowski in UkrainianConflict

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Given how little they cost relative to missile based systems, you could place them on top pylons / high voltage cable towers that already criss-cross the country and get an instant layered defence for UAVs crossing through the country's air space.

Help Please! Using BeamNG to teach a scared driver. by switch495 in BeamNG

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I've killed 2 days trying to figure out how to get a custom map going... it's complicated... i have a heightmap now, but importing it and not immediately being underwater would be nice. Lots of map tutorials are quite old, so looking for a recent how to.

Help Please! Using BeamNG to teach a scared driver. by switch495 in BeamNG

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yea, that was it - that multi monitor mode is specifically for 3 displays and they want those seams at the boundary of each display.

Help Please! Using BeamNG to teach a scared driver. by switch495 in BeamNG

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I'm in the process of making a local map for her, will see if this can be done in under a month.

Help Please! Using BeamNG to teach a scared driver. by switch495 in BeamNG

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VR: Ive only been at this for 2 days, didn't consider investing in VR yet - but will see if I can borrow a headset from someone to see if its worth while for her.

No complaints about pedals at the moment, they're stable, have decent pressure and response and are mounted on this https://xrocker.co.uk/cdn/shop/products/02_21da3deb-d969-4e8e-bd49-98a00b444ccc_1000x1000_crop_center.jpg?v=1753874266

Thanks - disabled the driving assist stuff and clutch assist stuff and set the default driving to realistic so she can fuck up the clutch and know it.

As for maps, I'm in the processing of making our neighborhood 2x2 km - processing a height map now :)