Arch485

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   by Arch485 4y ago

   > with the CEO saying the technology would be “more profound than fire or electricity.” It's unfortunate; this statement will probably never be true due to the privatization of research and corporatization of these technologies. AI
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   Show HN: Codesearch, a command-line tool for searching your codebase(github.com)

   3 points by Arch485 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   Yes, if people raise a lot of disputes it causes your processing fees to go up. Kayla did say eBay would "accept" the dispute though, so maybe there's some sort of process that makes it a refund?
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   My NES will boot games in < 1 second (at least when it was new - nowadays I have to fiddle with the buttons a bit)
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   Source?
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   IIRC `map(parseInt)` is equivalent to `map((value, index) => parseInt(value, index))` (my argument order may be wrong), which is `parseInt(string, radix)`, so you get a different numeric base depending on the array index.
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   It's way more descriptive than "man-in-the-middle"! It also sounds cooler
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   by Arch485 4y ago

   The balloon typically suspends hardware that serves the actual function; it was likely that hardware that broke into pieces on the ice.
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   Using ChatGPT to Create Web Templates(kurtisknodel.com)

   1 points by Arch485 4y ago|0 comments
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    If you sort the reviews on these items by lowest to highest, you'll usually find somebody who actually purchased and tested the item confirming it's a scam.
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    Are there any good alternatives to Amazon that don't prominently feature fake products?
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    Top USB Drives on Amazon are a Scam(kurtisknodel.com)

    339 points by Arch485 4y ago|237 comments
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    I am certainly not pro-cashless, but the points this article makes are lackluster at best. In an entirely cashless society, the problem isn't that "not everyone is included", the problem is surveillance. You can solve inclusi
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    Location: BC, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, Python, ReactJS, NextJS, Svelte, PHP, C, C#, PostreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Git, Linux, general fullstack tech, etc. Resume/CV: https://resume.kurtiskn
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    I believe the 3:1 metric is to be taken literally with equally skilled/equipped forces (source: was in the military). The Ukrainian military is outperforming the Russian military and the Ukrainians have a ton of equipment the Russians
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    This is really cool, but maybe not super useful. English isn't a good language at all to describe control flow or business logic, and while this can make programming more intuitive for speakers of English, it lacks the fidelity that an
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    Wow
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    This looks really cool! Great work overall. Just to ask for fun though: Why would I want to use this over Unity/Unreal/Godot? I can see open source being a pretty big draw for me personally, but some people just won't care ab
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    by Arch485 4y ago

    It's interesting that the Russians aren't using encrypted comms. This is pretty standard across most militaries - It makes me wonder what's going on that would make unencrypted communication the norm. I also find it strange t
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    I think the weight listed in the game is for the shuttle, boosters, and a full load of fuel
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    Most people just get sponsored these days. YouTube ad revenue hasn't been viable for a long time...
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    Introducing Passport(kurtisknodel.com)

    2 points by Arch485 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    This is actually a fairly common problem in game development! There are two largely used solutions: 1. Don't have fast moving objects 2. Use "continuous" collision detection. Option 2 is more interesting. Continuous collision
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    Oh absolutely! Unfortunately we can't just change our databases text encoding... Luckily the database doesn't change any of the data, so it should be okay with some fixing.
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    All My Homies Hate Text Encoding(kurtisknodel.com)

    7 points by Arch485 5y ago|4 comments
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    I honestly expected some sort of weird zero-width char exploit. This is much simpler
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    Eon: Extensible Object Notation(kurtisknodel.com)

    30 points by Arch485 5y ago|8 comments
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    Eon (Extensible Object Notation)(kurtisknodel.com)

    1 points by Arch485 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    I have one problem with this article: Lifetimes are hard.
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    by Arch485 5y ago

    I've just submitted a PR for this on GitHub, so hopefully the system will be less American soon.