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by 22c 4y ago
Yes and it's also not true, same VPC traffic is free. The blog post is misleading or misinformed.
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by 22c 4y ago
Except the entire premise is not true... I am not sure what Corey has done to get to these numbers, but inter-AZ traffic within the same VPC is free. Perhaps the problem is that the pricing page is very confusing [1]. Probably the confusing
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by 22c 4y ago
I proposed it similarly in an earlier HN discussion and my understanding from that discussion is that it's typically not any better than having a monolothic model. I'm not entirely convinced as I think it would also be easier to f
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by 22c 4y ago
I've already had to contact Vultr in the past due to a "noisy neighbour" impacting my relatively low traffic website. I can't shake the feeling that I'm about to get a lot more noisy neighbours...
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by 22c 4y ago
GitHub link: https://github.com/kuleshov/minillm
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by 22c 4y ago
I also noticed in one of the demos that it his a wrong note: https://youtu.be/dYloQf7h0QY?t=60 I suspect if you're not in a well lit room with cool white lighting, there might be issues with reading the correct note. I
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by 22c 4y ago
It was only really a decent arbitrage if you didn't account for maker fees / gas fees etc. If you already had a decent amount of BUSD or USDT on-hand, yeah you could maybe make $100 (assuming you'd also want to swap back to w
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by 22c 4y ago
I think GP means if you have a 12ft piece of lumber, you can cut in half to have 2 x 6ft, or cut it in thirds to have 3 x 4ft pieces. It doesn't really follow though, I think what's more important is the length of wood you start w
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by 22c 4y ago
> Is there a word for that? Milquetoast, perhaps.
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by 22c 4y ago
Agreed, this is not revolutionary but the pricing seems quite reasonable. I noticed the fine-print though "Subject to minimum subscription period". That's likely a 12-month subscription, paid monthly. If you're not going
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by 22c 4y ago
I think you misremember the internet. There were and are still very few places on the internet (outside of hosting your own platform) where you can post whatever you want without recourse. No woodworking forum would allow a thread of "
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by 22c 4y ago
Yes a suggestion to OP would be to remove the public feed ASAP, it's too juicy a target for abuse. Even if you try to ban certain terms, people will find a way around it and you'll be in constant game of whac-a-troll. Remove the p
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by 22c 4y ago
More generally on the Howey test, I wonder a bit about the expectation of profit. If I asked you to give me 16oz of gold today and promised to give you 17oz of gold in the 12 months time, is there an expectation of profit? What if the price
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by 22c 4y ago
Karl's vids are usually longer form, he's probably not quite in his element doing a shorter video and rambled a bit.
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by 22c 4y ago
Yes and no.. "The government" doesn't have RTL-SDRs deployed in thousands of homes across many dozens of countries in the world, yet... In some cases, having several thousands of geographically distributed volunteers submitti
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by 22c 4y ago
For the record: I think this article is mostly describing a honey trap for scamming rich celebrities in the future, but I don't expect this kind of anti-ageing to be a linear process. It's probably a lot easier to "gain back&
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by 22c 4y ago
It's in QVB (Queen Victoria Building) in the CBD, you can see it behind a glass enclosure. I don't consider it a secret message, more like a time capsule.
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by 22c 4y ago
Was recently linked to EloShapes [1] for comparing computer mouse size/profiles. [1]: https://www.eloshapes.com/
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by 22c 4y ago
If the service was advertised as "improve your page load times" then I can see how that's misleading, but if it was to get a 99/100 page speed score as a kind of "dumb" SEO hack then maybe you got what you paid
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by 22c 4y ago
People also seem to think that "calories out" == "exercise" which it doesn't. For example, if you ate gasoline encased in glass marbles, you'd be eating a lot of calories. The body wouldn't use much of it
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by 22c 4y ago
These seem to be the most relevant tweets: https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1602579499903852544 https://twitter.com/binance/status/1602708590271385600 I'm not sure why USDC wit
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by 22c 4y ago
Part of what makes being online enjoyable is the ability to interact with other humans who are also online. Can you enjoy a game of Quake when playing against a bunch of bots? Sure. For myself, it's a lot more enjoyable to play with a
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by 22c 4y ago
I'd say it becomes a question of ethics and intent. Are you "experimenting" with AI on human subjects? I think it's fairly well established that it's not considered ethical to experiment on someone without their kno
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by 22c 4y ago
At least one upside of answering StackOverflow questions is that (at least for now) the presumably human who asked the question will attempt the solution provided and mark the answer as correct if it worked. If the AI spits out some gobble-
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by 22c 4y ago
> Scott Morrison making himself a secret minister of several portfolios, and for these and other sins the electorate severely rebuked his party at recent state and federal elections Didn't this "secret minister" situation
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by 22c 4y ago
Stacking mechanics are typically where you want the engine to defy physics, though. For example picking up a stack of cards, the stack is typically treated as a single object rather than 52 individual objects that can fall apart. Playing vi
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by 22c 4y ago
Having played TTS and some official DLC, I can say that a well-made fan creation will beat the usability/scripting of official DLC almost every time. I found it best to search the Steam Workshop for the most popular version of the game
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by 22c 4y ago
The joke is that UDP doesn't guarantee packet delivery (or order of arrival). > What joke?
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by 22c 4y ago
Funny that you mention pink noise. After reading the headline alone, I wondered if pink noise had been considered. I find sometimes brown noise works well, and sometimes pink noise works well, depending on mood. White noise is almost always
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by 22c 4y ago
In addition to the argument that "I can just play online with my friends", I'd also add that many games started to require internet in order to play. Around that same time, many host venues did not have enough bandwidth to su

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