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by 22c 3y ago
I don't understand what you mean by push/pull in this context. Aren't I pulling content through a VPN or TOR exit node? Pulling content through my ISP? > expecting that no IPFS gateway operator will try to contest the DMCA
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by 22c 3y ago
Ehh... Does it make sense in the same way that TOR exit nodes are liable for everything on TOR, or that VPN providers are liable for everything that is downloaded via the VPN or that the ISP is liable for everything that its users download?
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by 22c 3y ago
Yes for Python it seems to sit between a blurry midpoint of "just use Poetry!" and "just use a container!", but I can see it potentially being useful for a batteries-included devenv in more niche applications like Julia,
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by 22c 3y ago
It seems more approachable than going down the NixOS rabbit hole. I haven't had a need to reach for it yet, but I will probably try it out at some point.
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by 22c 3y ago
It's a lot older but I would say Vagrant intersects with this space https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant Possibly devenv, as well.. Though I haven't personally tried it https://devenv.sh/
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by 22c 3y ago
I think it's more accurate to say that there simply is no wall space, because the walls ARE the stones. There are ways around it, probably using copious amounts of conduit etc. but it's a lot of work compared to simply living some
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by 22c 3y ago
I thought so too but it also reads like perhaps English is not the first language of the developer. Nuances of how perfect can mean "a really nice experience" vs. "our implementation has no flaws" might not be so obvious
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by 22c 3y ago
It used to be like clockwork that a Wikipedia article would be submitted to HN shortly after Radiolab covered the same or a closely related topic. I've also had similar déjà vu moments where something I had only just read about would b
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by 22c 3y ago
Probably "When those".. Maybe GP is using dictaton?
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by 22c 3y ago
Yes and let's also not put it past an unscrupulous operator to be willing to pay a few dollars online to take down the website of one of their small-business competitors. It can and does happen. Folks pointing out that their Raspberry
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by 22c 3y ago
CloudFlare free-tier is incredibly useful for sticking in front of the cheapest bargain basement VPS WordPress host you can find and miraculously still ending up with a somewhat functional small-business website. It'd be even better if
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by 22c 3y ago
I think you can take it the other way as well... > Any sufficiently advanced malice is indistinguishable from incompetence If anything, an advanced malicious actor might even be counting on you thinking they're incompetent.
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by 22c 3y ago
Sadly, my Diamond Sonicare toothbrush failed after just over 2 years. I spent several weeks back and forth with Philips. Initially they offered me 10% off buying a new one, which I was not happy with having spent so much on a top of the lin
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by 22c 3y ago
The story sounds fake or embellished to me. What "world" was this drone operating in? A flight sim world? Are the communications in this simulated world really laid out such that taking out a control tower would disrupt communicat
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by 22c 3y ago
Seeing the submarine cable maps for Hawaii can be a bit misleading. If I'm not mistaken, a lot of the fibre capacity simply bounces through Hawaii and isn't trivial for the islands to hook into. I don't believe Hawaii itself
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by 22c 3y ago
Of course this is completely anecdotal, but I was walking around a zoo in a city I'm visiting today and couldn't help but notice how much noisier the zoo was, both in terms of how much traffic and city noise breaches the walls, an
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by 22c 3y ago
The keyword is connectome[1]. The theory is that if you can reproduce a connectome 1:1 then you can basically make an exact replica of a mind. Think of it like how you might be able to reverse engineer and recreate a microchip from high eno
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by 22c 3y ago
I'm not sure if it's the point GP is trying to make, but I would like to see GPUs with extra VRAM that don't have the extra compute. eg. similar performance of a 4070Ti but with 24GB or 32GB of VRAM. I don't see a really
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by 22c 4y ago
I can see it making sense. Paying a bit more for good quality work and paying far less for "mediocre but acceptable enough for our business needs" quality work are not mutually exclusive options. When the client offered to pay mor
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by 22c 4y ago
It's not a law, it's math. Anything that comes out of pretax income is a bigger incentive (dollar-wise) for those who have a higher tax rate.
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by 22c 4y ago
In another submission, Yann Lecun says they did not sign this letter. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35353484 and in a reply to that tweet, someone points out that "Xi Jinping" had also signed the letter. So
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by 22c 4y ago
There's a zulu timestamp in the markup that is being formatted client side into the TZ being presented to your browser, which happens to be at least a few hours behind UTC, setting the post back a day.
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by 22c 4y ago
In many projects, staking allows you to participate in governance. You might also want to stake in order to keep up with inflation. If you make 10% in token interest, but the supply has increased by 20% in the same time period market cap de
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by 22c 4y ago
There's not necessarily an expectation of profit when staking crypto.
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by 22c 4y ago
If I had more time, I would've liked to create my own ROMs for some of my old devices (more specifically, kernels). If hardware manufacturers published a list of their own patches to the source tree (rather than the typical "singl
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by 22c 4y ago
I keep a few older phones updated for the purposes of travel, backup phones or in case a friend needs a phone temporarily etc. Some older but popular models still have community maintained ROMs. I try save them from the scrap heap if I can.
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by 22c 4y ago
It's also not crystal clear which Exynos chipsets are affected. I have a Samsung Galaxy S10e and a Samsung Galaxy S2 which both have Exynos chipsets, but I can't tell if there's simply no mention of these being affected becau
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by 22c 4y ago
This diagram from a third party suggests that the traffic between different AZs in the same region is "No cost", but the written text suggests otherwise. https://www.cloudbolt.io/guide-to-aws-cost-optimization&#x2F
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by 22c 4y ago
A Local Zone is not the same as an Availability Zone, a Local Zone is an edge computing location.
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by 22c 4y ago
It is free if you're in the same VPC, unfortunately nobody else in the thread seems to have pointed that out.

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