Makes sense on today of all days.

I’m not entirely sure what the “maintenance burden” even is on a tech that hasn’t changed in decades.

And batteries. Arguably batteries would have the biggest impact out of all of those; turn every household into a virtual power plant and the grid can self balance, especially during peak usage.

The government is also dragging its feet on V2G which would allow your EV to act as an additional giant battery that can feed the grid and your home when usage is high, then top it back up overnight.

There’s been a big storm in the UK, so wind is generating fuckloads of energy right now, to the point where energy providers are having to pay people to use electric - all that cheap power could be filling up batteries instead.

Yeah, UK intelligence agencies have basically said it’s a non issue.

Essentially you can take any ballistic missile and double the range by making the payload smaller (or remove it entirely). That’s the basis for this claim, Iran could make their existing missiles go a lot further to reach more targets but it would be pointless doing so.

So what?

This was the reaction of UK intelligence.

I gave up after 3 seasons of disco.

Only because of current RAM prices and artificial scarcity keeping those prices high.

300GB of RAM shouldn’t be that expensive. I have 1/3 of that in my server (bought years ago). If it wasn’t for the AI bullshit, 300GB would be fairly reasonable to buy in a couple of years time.

Oh but I actually agree with you!

Honestly it’s a lot of calendar management and Trello boards. But we get to share on the cost of subscriptions, which is nice.

I find the ones that are super open to the point where it’s kind of their whole personality tend to be the drama-llamas. There are plenty of polyciles out there in plain sight quite happy because they don’t go around broadcasting it.

To be fair, it’s not like the article is saying sales have gone up 20% or anything like that, just that interest has.

There should be a correlation of starch interest and buyer interest.

To be fair, not to defend the CEO at all but when this story first broke it was so wild that you knew someone had to be making up some serious bullshit but it was just so out there, it could have been either side.

Why anyone decided to pick sides is beyond me, this is why courts exist.

How does BYD make money on this

The same way Tesla makes money with their own supercharger network - they sell cars and electric via the chargers.

The reason BYD is building these specific chargers is because their future cars will be able to use them to charge at insane speeds but only if a charger can handle it. Right now most “fast” chargers max out at about 350kW, even the bran d new ones. There’s a few omising 400kW or even 500kW but BYD is marketing cars that can do 1000kW.

They need some chargers to exist so they can sell those cars, it’s better for them to start building it than waiting years for the rest of the industry to catch up.

Yup, china is going to gladly take all that influence. Electrification in the rest of the world isn’t suddenly going to stop, it’s just going to come from elsewhere.

I appreciate the sentiment because I also hate ads, but just because you’re not spending your disposable income on premium doesn’t mean you couldn’t theoretically spend it on something else.

Yeah I never quite understood why when something “sucks” it’s a bad thing, but when something “blows” it’s also bad? Yet a good blow job or suck job is the best!

No, just filthy.

Fuck, I love ntfy, it’s one of the best self hosted push notification systems I’ve used. It has been flawless so far.

Don’t like this.

I’m very fortunate that my partner loved giving blow jobs, she’ll even just randomly start sucking my dick unprompted because she’s filthy and enjoys it so much.

That said when I met her, she wasn’t as keen on receiving but luckily enough I have been able to warm her up to it more, because I love eating her delicious cunt.

It was a couple of weeks ago for me but I managed to get my docker compose script for all my infrastructure cleaned up and all versions of containers are now pinned.

I have renovate set up to open PR’s when a new version is available so I can handle updates by just accepting the PR and it’s automatically deployed to my server.

Nice and easy to keep apps up to date without them randomly breaking because I didn’t know if a breaking change when blindly pulling from latest.

And every one of those decisions is more data they’ll feed the machine.

There has to be a point where you’ve got enough edge cases and bizarre situations where you have the data to train the LLM on how to deal with them.

I doubt our dystopian future is completely human-less, but you can probably plot a graph that projects the number of human interventions required for every thousand miles driven and that graph probably has a trend going downwards.

Then you move to another city that has more edge cases and repeat the process. Google can afford the slow rollout, Tesla can’t.