For the ability to run our full server-side application stack locally, including all services and as much of the test suite as possible, as well as the profilers, debuggers and telemetry tools to debug issues. Way…
No it isn't, you can get a player at Best Buy for $3k and movies are like $15 once they're out on DVD. The high priced items in the store are for movies that are still only in theaters and not on streaming yet.
The ones built into the TVs suck because they don't get updated and are usually really slow and choppy to use. Everyone I know who doesn't use an HTPC, uses an Xbox or PlayStation to watch stuff.
The main reason people want replaceable batteries is so they can keep using their phone for several more years after the first battery wears out. The problem of recharging has been solved by extra batteries that snap…
There are high bitrate services: https://www.kaleidescape.com They're pretty expensive now but I suspect the transition away from Blu-Ray will create a market
The Xbox console is a pretty bad deal outside of the US because a lot of the software features (streaming apps etc.) don't work outside the US. Everyone buys PlayStation instead. Nintendo is of course doing their own…
Nuclear power plants take a very long time to build, it can be 7-10 years before you even begin construction due to all the permits, politics and planning. As for scaling massive amounts of solar/wind... that's exactly…
The second example is leaking API keys into the OS process tree.
There's a GCP API that lists the hardware advertised in each zone as a starting point. Then you have to actually attempt to provision hardware in each zone to try to get a sense of what capacity is available there.…
GCP is kind of odd in that some hardware is only available in certain zones, and some hardware is technically available in multiple zones but the capacity is not evenly spread. I've had to implement infrastructure code…
That doesn't require public internet, you can and should use a VPN for that.
That's the trend in most populations over the next 100 years anyway.
To brag to other, lesser billionaires.
This isn't even the first car to demo holding and driving upside down using a ground effect fan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6LYcgaQ46c
The answer is more complicated for SQLite: https://sqlite.org/isolation.html > There can only be a single writer at a time to an SQLite database. There can be multiple database connections open at the same time, and all…
I can use my Macbook's microphone while my hifi system is blasting death metal at full volume. The people I'm talking to can't hear the music at all and still hear me perfectly. (The Macbook has multiple microphones in…
The LTT video was not about this project. It was some other, significantly more "vibe coded" project.
For the ability to run our full server-side application stack locally, including all services and as much of the test suite as possible, as well as the profilers, debuggers and telemetry tools to debug issues. Way…
No it isn't, you can get a player at Best Buy for $3k and movies are like $15 once they're out on DVD. The high priced items in the store are for movies that are still only in theaters and not on streaming yet.
The ones built into the TVs suck because they don't get updated and are usually really slow and choppy to use. Everyone I know who doesn't use an HTPC, uses an Xbox or PlayStation to watch stuff.
The main reason people want replaceable batteries is so they can keep using their phone for several more years after the first battery wears out. The problem of recharging has been solved by extra batteries that snap…
There are high bitrate services: https://www.kaleidescape.com They're pretty expensive now but I suspect the transition away from Blu-Ray will create a market
The Xbox console is a pretty bad deal outside of the US because a lot of the software features (streaming apps etc.) don't work outside the US. Everyone buys PlayStation instead. Nintendo is of course doing their own…
Nuclear power plants take a very long time to build, it can be 7-10 years before you even begin construction due to all the permits, politics and planning. As for scaling massive amounts of solar/wind... that's exactly…
The second example is leaking API keys into the OS process tree.
There's a GCP API that lists the hardware advertised in each zone as a starting point. Then you have to actually attempt to provision hardware in each zone to try to get a sense of what capacity is available there.…
GCP is kind of odd in that some hardware is only available in certain zones, and some hardware is technically available in multiple zones but the capacity is not evenly spread. I've had to implement infrastructure code…
That doesn't require public internet, you can and should use a VPN for that.
That's the trend in most populations over the next 100 years anyway.
To brag to other, lesser billionaires.
This isn't even the first car to demo holding and driving upside down using a ground effect fan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6LYcgaQ46c
The answer is more complicated for SQLite: https://sqlite.org/isolation.html > There can only be a single writer at a time to an SQLite database. There can be multiple database connections open at the same time, and all…
I can use my Macbook's microphone while my hifi system is blasting death metal at full volume. The people I'm talking to can't hear the music at all and still hear me perfectly. (The Macbook has multiple microphones in…
The LTT video was not about this project. It was some other, significantly more "vibe coded" project.