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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I suppose the point is that if someone is a self described addict of a particular service, it's not entirely unreasonable to expect them to pay for that service (directly via premium, or indirectly via ads).
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
There's quite a difference between saying "they have done..." vs "we have done".. IMO the latter implicates representation, the former does not.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Taking your argument to the extreme, if there was a planet that somehow brushed by extremely closely to Earth every thousand years, that planet would be the closest neighbor? I would argue not. I think the average is more meaningful.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
For comparison: Norway GDP per capita: 89k USD USA GDP per capita: 70k USD Norway GNI per capita: 83k PPP USA GNI per capita: 70k PPP
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
This sounds amazing for accessibility - for anyone more familiar than I am, is this true? Or are there major drawbacks?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Rockets reaching orbit are an interesting example too.
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
Just tried signing up for the hosting waitlist, but the webpage errors with "The domain name zzz@domain.uk does not exist". I'd suggest removing whatever checking is in place there, unless you plan to keep the gTLDs up to dat
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
Yes, if it's trademarked and the businesses operate in a similar problem space.
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
I'd be curious to know how much it actually improves throughput. It seems strange to use optimistic locks in such a safety critical process, when a more fail-safe approach is available.
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
Thanks for a great recommendation!
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
It sounds like that's what they're doing, in order to find other spam accounts: > We'll manually review all accounts that use (more than one of) those ip addresses.
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
It depends, there's obviously a happy medium between the two extremes. Optimising for family happiness, sure. Optimising for making money and expecting that to return family happiness, probably not.
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by 0xFF0123 4y ago
That's a bit like saying everyone should code in assembly. The argument isn't whether it's possible, but whether it's easier / more efficient.
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Only if binary is represented as ASCII, which is an unfair comparison
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Didn't Ubuntu have an Amazon link in the Unity start menu for a while?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
From the perspective of someone not living in the US, how on earth would one be expected to know what "the law" in California is?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Interesting, did HN respond, or was it considered spam?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
This is way beyond the original point being made, but in the YT app, the button to view channels that a user has subscribed to is indeed labelled "subscriptions". I agree that in this context, the natural interpretation of the wor
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
It does lack several features, like the ability to rearrange the gallery view (which I believe is possible on non-Linux)
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
What does whitebox mean in this context?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Can youtube-dl work with live?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
WhatsApp is (at least supposed to be) e2e, so unless they're restoring from every user's personal backup, it seems an unlikely course of action
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
We work with machine learning and computer vision stuff, so python is our language of choice for the main codebase (which is non-lambda). Given that, it makes sense to stick with python for lambda related things for code reuse and lower cog
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Really enjoyed that blog post, thanks for linking it! How long would you say actually finding those two issues took? The attack surface must've been fairly large, but I guess intuition helps.
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
The phrasing of "genuinely curious" implies innocent curiosity rather than snark. I assume you're referencing this yourself though through use of the same phrase, haha
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
Presumably Chuksta is referring to their original comments about the Japanese data center, not your experience in the military.
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
It's a free update according to the article
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
What battery holders do you tend to use?
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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
As other comments have pointed out, talcum powder in its pure form is talc, which is a mineral and safe. The issue is that some cosmetics were contaminated with asbestos, which is not safe.

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