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Hetzner is very efficient hosting servers

Will this be the new division of labor?

Americans - best proprietary models

Chinese - best open weight models

Europeans - best / most efficient inference service

99/month is more than I have been willing to pay for FSD, but if it lowers my insurance by 200/month, I could be convinced.

I have use round robin for years.

Wish I could add instructions like:

- random choice #round robin, like now

- first response # usually connects to closest server

- weights (1.0.0.1:40%; 2.0.0.2:60%)

- failover: (quick | never)

- etc: naming countries, continents

Google is paying Reddit instead of just taking it for free like they do from all other websites?

Body damage far from the battery for me was normal price. Anything close to the battery was outrageously expensive for me.

Microsoft, like the old Microsoft, seems to completely reject all these modern methods and use their own instead. So, you get a lot of spam and my legitimate emails are rejected.

Feature request for any service like this: Let "me" know if it is a school, so I know that I am probably dealing with minors, a public environment and a firewall. Of course, you need to do the work (rDNS to start) to identify the schools.

I love the speed of the responses!

Is there a name for designers who know CSS? I guess not. It would make it easier for to search for and hire them if I could identify them better.

How do they plan to keep Google from using its search index of Reddit for training? Or keep OpenAI from using Common Crawl? Do they simply add "No AI" to their TOS?

Why write your thoughts on the web when AI/GPT is only going to steal and paraphrase it? Nobody sees what you write and everybody thinks GPT is the genius.

I wish Motorcycles would emit some "noise" in the radio spectrum that says "Motorcycle over here!". My car gets the signal and does ... something with it. (Kids' shoes, too.) Not a perfect solution, but better than what we have now.

This site is great and is one of my favorites. I occasionally check it and set an alarm on my phone. I will announce to the people that I am with "satellites passing in 3 minutes", run outside and impress people. Great fun. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Eventbrite might be the new Meetup. I was searching Meetup for events of a certain type and got nothing interesting. Eventbrite had quite a few events.

Anyone successful using eventbrite to find groups?

Does anybody know why the range of a Tesla, such as the Model 3, is not increasing every year? I would expect more advances in battery capacity.

I highly suspect that his parents "have the background knowledge, tools, environment etc".

What about Hungarian services? Hungary is in the EU.

Taking this to the logical extreme:

A French website can not use any American service, right?

Because any American services "are not sufficient to exclude the accessibility of this data for US intelligence services".

Right. They need to show growth every year in search advertising. One way to grow is to put more ads in more places. Of course, even before going public, they still had to grow (so that they could go public), but they had natural growth then.

Nice trick. I just checked one spam message and it resulted in $11,000 in bitcoin for the spammer.

I think you mean avoid breaking the law. IANAL, but that ad without "no Colorado" might break the law.

You have a good point about the comma. I am not sure what the use of the word "funds" tells me. I think in the US, only the highly-educated or those in the financial industry would use that term instead of "money" (bitcoin?). It very well could be much more common in other parts of the, umm, anglosphere.

I am just saying that it is idiomatic North American English. I, for instance, could not write in idiomatic British English if I tried. For instance, your use of "state" in your username and "anglosphere" in your one sentence strongly hints to me that your English is not purely North American. (I see your profile, too.) The vast majority of Americans would use different terms.

DarkSide's English is incredibly good for some supposed Russians. It even has the correct use of the apostrophe in "clients'". I know nothing, but my hunch is that this was written by a well-educated person who grew up in the US or Canada.

> he should have easily been able to garnish a minimum of a 10 cent CPM

Uh, not in my experience. I haven't tried to monetize a site like this, but I would expect a CPM around 1 cent. Still, times 50 million, it isn't nothing.

Windows Update. To reboot a server, you need to take it out of production. With a TTL of 5 minutes, it can take an hour for (nearly) all users to stop using that server.

> The group said the Digital Markets Act - new EU tech rules in the pipeline that would prevent dominant online platforms from favouring their own services - would take too long to come into effect.

> “Many of us may not have the strength and resources to wait until such regulation really takes effect,” they said.

That act seems to do basically what they want and it seems that it would take effect in the next year or two. Does it take longer?

Wouldn't a better, but partial, solution be for browsers to preload the top x common libraries? All other libraries would probably have to follow this new rule.

The way I dealt with something similar is to replace any link with COVID with a message that says "Due to Apple policy, we cannot show this link in the app. Please click here to see this page in Safari, where it is allowed."

Oh, the article gives numbers!

Tesla: $158/kWh Competitors: "more than" $200/kWh

Model 3 SR+ has a 54 kWh battery.

Tesla advantage = (200 - 158) * 54 = $2268 per car.

Yes, an advantage today, but not too bad.

My phone has Google Fi VPN. This VPN doesn't do everything, but websites now think I'm in Mountain View. I am nowhere close. Is a VPN a better solution? I understand that Google might not be the best company to trust here, but they did give it to me for free and it is working fine.