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The announcement says they're rolling it out over the next 24 hours or so. I think it's reasonable to do a slow-roll-out release for one of the most used products on the internet.

Maybe you should ask Andy Jassy, the current CEO?

My wife has LAM. Was your girlfriend on medication hence the weakened immune system?

I've been sent code from vendors that didn't even compile, long before llms were a thing. Most shops that aren't primarily software have really really terrible software.

https://epicgames.github.io/lore/roadmap/#desktop-client

Open-source the desktop client so the community can build on its full graphical experience, not just download it. An early desktop client already exists as a binary download, but it isn't open source yet — it depends on some proprietary components, including Epic's internal design system. We're working to make all of it available in the open so that the client can ship as source alongside the rest of Lore. Lore is an open project, so it is important that the desktop client — which will be one of the main ways many people will interact with Lore — is also fully open so that the community is free to review, extend, and shape it.

Really though it all started with the federalist papers.

If you're smart enough you just use the laws as written to get what you want, or change them.

Power Supply: 12 V DC (≈1.5 kW peak)

That's a lot of juice for 12VDC

It's a quote from someone...?

This is misleading between Trump and Biden, 2020 saw huge employment cuts and Biden gets all of the positive growth of the recovery. Jobs #s actually grew quite considerably 2016-2019.

Ideally us rich countries would help pay for overhauling of infrastructure in developing nations since each $ goes way further to reduce emissions there compared to at home.

Fair? Maybe not, but IMO it doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is gross emissions. The effects of a warming planet will not be fair. We should be looking to reduce/eliminate emissions wherever they are happening.

Sure looks like a lot of glue holding that CPU together :)

At least python can do this exercise without pulling 3rd party dependencies :)

Buy me a coffee? Jokes on you I just practiced avoiding this.

That's not really apples-to-apples comparison. The Tesla batteries are AC coupled so they work with an (AC coupled) microinverter array. For a DC coupled battery you have to have a hybrid inverter and DC couple the batteries.

Your point that they are overpriced still stands though.

Well DRAM prices aren't going down soon so I see this as quite the push away from local inference.

Each core is multiples faster than a 90's CPU for various reasons as well. I think if you look at an entire rack it's easily a multiple of a 90's datacenter.

That's not a funny joke.

How many batteries is that? If we're talking solar and you have say a 300MW datacenter and you need it to operate for 12 hours without sun you need at least two of the largest battery install in the world[1] at 1700MWh. That doesn't factor cloudy days.

[1] https://www.heise.de/en/news/850-MW-World-s-largest-battery-...

Don't forget fury x!

Yes, did you read it? Hydrogen and solid carbon, so the result is no greenhouse gas emissions.

That doesn't quite match what the wikipedia page says:

The official abbreviation for Coordinated Universal Time is UTC. This abbreviation comes as a result of the International Telecommunication Union and the International Astronomical Union wanting to use the same abbreviation in all languages. The compromise that emerged was UTC, which conforms to the pattern for the abbreviations of the variants of Universal Time (UT0, UT1, UT2, UT1R, etc.).

Fun fact, early hand written lyrics were "purple haze, Jesus saves...". It was a recollection of a dream where he was walking under water. The connection to acid is more so by interpretation of the audience.

Huh? Demand is local. Where I live there's a lot of demand because it's a desirable city and leaders talk about this demand consistently.

I've never had HA itself fail. I've had it installed for 10 years and the only true failures were hardware (server, iot devices) or my own config mistakes.

> Uyghur volunteers

"Volunteers" eh? That's one way to put it.

There already is.

https://docs.python.org/3.13/whatsnew/3.13.html#an-experimen...

You could have taken a more curious approach on responding instead of a thinly veiled insult.

I agree it's interesting. But back then (I'm 34) we only had desktop computers so the distraction time was limited.

I remember being forced to take a typing class my senior year in HS, at which point I was already a very proficient typer. So I figured out how to hexedit the program save files and mark my exercises complete.

I feel that the new era of phones and apps have two major drawbacks:

1. The always on distraction in your pocket and on your wrist.

2. The walled garden hardware and software that makes it nearly impossible to tinker and gain a deeper understanding of the magic behind the screen.