People always hate on k8s, but rarely mention alternatives. Because either you use a cloud offering, aka k8s hiding behind a facade. Or a VM and then your tooling kind of sucks or is equally complex to k8s

I agree with the layoffs and maximizing monetization. But I think so far they haven’t actively killed any of their purchased products. It is in their financial interest to keep things running as long as possible to get their return on investment.

Anyone in Metal Gear Rising: Revengance of course!

How can you be “left behind” in art? I can make a cave painting right now and there would be nothing wrong or inherently bad about it.

Check out Hitler’s paintings. He didn’t get into art school, sure, but they aren’t awful. It is certainly beyond anything the average person could just draw without practice. This is just garbage.

I mean pedo shit aside, that’s a way shittier card and drawing than I imagined. A second grader could draw something more artistic, damn.

Not sure where they use docker but Windows will run in a kvm VM. But if the file system is mounted (which is likely) it is still risky.

How do these solutions apply the license for the Windows VM? Or do they just not use one? That’s a quick way to a cease and desist from msft if it gets big enough for them to care.

Hm from reading more on it, I think it has more to do with droughts in the area. That is why they build the desalination plant in the first place. I assume using the residual energy of the saline gradient (+ the boost from the brine) to generate new freshwater is better than further draining the naturally occuring freshwater. But still just a guess.

If you’re investing to make highly leveraged profit off of a concept in a legal grey area, you’re are not some “mom and pop” land lord. If that comes to pass they messed up their risk management because of greed.

Definitely not shitting on the tech, it’s a really cool concept and definitely useful. I just wish news outlets would have asked how the cycle is beneficial. I don’t doubt that it is, but I don’t get it.

I mean the part in the picture is clear to me. But if we assume freshwater is freely available, why would they want to power a desalination plant with the generated power? Basically you can trade freshwater (or salinity gradient generally) for power or power for freshwater. But in a simple loop you’d only lose both over time due to inefficiency.

I did not quite get how it’s a good idea tbh. They need freshwater to dilute the saltwater/brine. And they use it to separate the brine from saltwater to make freshwater? That’s definitely an energy negative cycle. So what’s the benefit? Is this more energy efficient then cleaning waste water into freshwater?

It’s always slam-a-clock somewhere 😎

That’s rough buddy

Dann bist du ja noch jung genug um selbst noch Erfahrung mit Handys in der Schule gemacht zu haben

Muss ein aufregender Job sein in dem du Schnapps und Tabak beruflich konsumierst. Aber vielleicht macht man das in der Strohmannargumentherstellung ja. Und ich weiß nicht mehr welches Altersgrenze da gilt, aber du wirst nicht erraten warum es eine bedingte Geschäftsfähigkeit für Minderjährige gibt.

Weiß nicht ob tatsächlich Boomer oder nur die Einstellungen. Wir hatten alle schon Smartphones gegen Ende unserer Schulzeit. Und stell dir vor, auf der Arbeit haben und nutzen auch alle Smartphones. Es ist lächerlich das Kindern/Jugendlichen zu verbieten, sie müssen lernen damit umzugehen, wie wir auch.

As of a few weeks ago, a lot of ChatGpt logs got leaked via search indexing. So privacy was never really a concern for OpenAI, let’s be real.

And it doesn’t matter what they think what type of platform they run. Altman himself talks about it replacing therapy and how it can do everything. So in a reasonable world he’d have ungodly, personal liability for this shit. But let’s see were it will go.