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781.
by 3np 3y ago
Wild. These seem to be decent intros. https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.14918 https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.04859
782.
by 3np 3y ago
If the crux is that you want something that maps closer to your personal mental model than what's available, I guess the other option is to build the missing tool yourself. That's the other side of "be the change you want to
783.
by 3np 3y ago
Did you read the reply to your previous duplicate comment before copy-pasting your now moot point in the current top thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38438450
784.
by 3np 3y ago
PostNord is prevented from fulfilling this obligation by the lawful strike carried out by workers. The right to strike would be practically meaningless if employers could just sidestep it by replacing strikers with non-unionized workers, so
785.
by 3np 3y ago
Re-report of https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/22/cisco_modded_switch_u...
786.
by 3np 3y ago
I wish there was a way to donate anonymously. Like a BTC(bitcoin) and/or XMR(monero) address, if you're open to figuring that part out and/or locate a forwardee who is.
787.
by 3np 3y ago
Recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38045012 - https://projectbluefin.io/ - 28 days ago - 64 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38115835 - https://brian.dev
788.
by 3np 3y ago
It's been studied. From a quick search: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ijc.34643
789.
by 3np 3y ago
Sounds like MIB is overkill and way more than you need. I'd still suggest setting up a dedicated self-hosted postfix for your services yourself. Start with local-only delivery. Then you can set it up to forward using external services
790.
by 3np 3y ago
> The only monitors that support USB-C video are Apple displays; everyone other monitor company ships DisplayPort or HDMI. Eizo has mass-marketed USB-C models.
791.
by 3np 3y ago
Because regardless, it's irrelevant and a distraction to the context here. Distraction: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QDczBduZorG4dxZiW/sam-altman...
792.
by 3np 3y ago
Aside from TP-Link consumer segments being unreliable and buggy - I wonder if TTL comes into play here. I know some mobile ISPs have been throttling or block traffic based on packet TTL (as a proxy for tethering) but it's not something
793.
by 3np 3y ago
- Could it be that there was a difference in IPv6/IPv4 presence/preference between the two? E.g. your wired connection acquired an IPv6 address while the wireless was IPv4 and had to go through NAT. - Did you make sure to compare
794.
by 3np 3y ago
To add on this when considering what to use: You first want to decide if you want full virtualization (KVM/QEMU) or paravirtualization (Xen). Then you will probably use some operations layer on top of that (e.g. QubesOS and XCP-NG are
795.
by 3np 3y ago
Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38162275 - A new home and license (AGPL) for Synapse and friends (13 days ago, 299 comments) https://matrix.org/blog/2023/11/06&#x2
796.
by 3np 3y ago
Could do without the dGPU given APUs. I don't think the rest of that intersection is rare at all for workstations and desktops.
797.
by 3np 3y ago
Sure. But if you want to actually have two m.2 drives to either mirror your root filesystem or use one as a secondary? It gets tangly quickly. inb4: CPUs as well as commonly used chipsets have enough lanes, it's not that.
798.
by 3np 3y ago
USB-C aside, I find that *TX motherboard manufacturers have been too unimaginative when it comes to I/O and haven't evolved for the past ~10y to serve growing demand in new and evolving segments. My pet-peeve: If you want more tha
799.
by 3np 3y ago
Thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38326146
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by 3np 3y ago
> OpenAI is an AI research and deployment company. Our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity. First sentence on https://openai.com/about
801.
by 3np 3y ago
Gathering, retaining, using individual voice recordings for business purposes may be regulated, though. Already is in places, even if enforcement and precedence is lacking. So there'd be no legal way to produce or share the model gener
802.
by 3np 3y ago
Sibling zaphod4prez laid it out for you, I hope.
803.
by 3np 3y ago
We actually can and should hold people and companies responsible for doing unethical stuff.
804.
by 3np 3y ago
Assuming the thief impersonated your friend, convincing you to hand over the keys and open the door so they could drive it off?
805.
by 3np 3y ago
One factor could also be the scammer getting bad conscience when realizing they weren't just skimming off a corp but screwing over a small-timer. Maybe they were drunk or high at the time of the call. Seems like there was more than one
806.
by 3np 3y ago
Hacking: The Art of Exploitation (ISBN 1-59327-007-0), Jon Erickson Really helped me bridge the gap with low-level, debugging, and C approx half a lifetime ago.
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by 3np 3y ago
FWIW these bash shortcuts are handy if you do this a lot: tss() { date -Is -u -d @$1 ; } tsm() { date -Ins -u -d @$( echo "scale=3; $1 / 1000" | bc) | sed -E -e 's/[0-9]{6}\+/\+/' -e 's
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by 3np 3y ago
So your use-case may require more and the entry-level model may not be an appropriate choice for you. I can also come up with dozens of not-too-uncommon scenarios where 16GB won't suffice, either (4k video editing + commonly mandated c
809.
by 3np 3y ago
More likely to manifest as "PM complains that our app runs like dogshit on their new computer, just like those user reports we have been ignoring until now"
810.
by 3np 3y ago
Counter to title, as a non-mac-user I probably benefit from entry-level Macs having 8GB vs 16GB RAM - it increases pressure on devs to actually try to reign in their ballooning web/Electron apps when resource waste becomes noticable on

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