Atreiden

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by Atreiden 3y ago
And after dinner, it's time for the injust desserts
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by Atreiden 3y ago
This ignores the negative externalities - namely, the degradation of our ecosystem - of this increased energy production. Our climate has a carrying capacity, beyond which habitability decreases.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
You're correct. The pencil question is their signature gambit. When I interviewed at BB as a high schooler, I also answered this question incorrectly (but earnestly) and the hiring manager took pity on me, saying effectively "I li
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Wow I've never heard of someone running Alpine as a desktop OS before. How is the experience without glibc? What are you using for a DE? I'd thought X relied on glibc
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by Atreiden 3y ago
That was sarcasm for sure :)
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by Atreiden 3y ago
You don't need to list the dates you obtained your degree. When I was just getting started in the field, I already had some work experience from prior exploits and college employment. Leaving the dates off my degree helped me get a rea
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by Atreiden 3y ago
> And I agree. It’s not as though I can jump over to DuckDuckGo or Bing and my search quality radically increases. Usually the opposite. I acknowledge that it is a paid service, but you haven't tried Kagi yet you should give it a go
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I respect AP for not taking the clickbait headline approach, but they really buried the lede here: > Sleiman first turned to comedy in 2021, after he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a chronic illness that affects the central nervo
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Wow. This is an incredible response and one that I would not have expected. Really makes you wonder what happens when you plant flowers in the garden that can see, hear, feel, and speak. Is what develops consciousness, or something else? It
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Why not? For an international communication service with a "historical" significance on freedom of speech, is this not a natural extension of the platform? Something like this does not cost very much money to operate. "distra
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by Atreiden 3y ago
The jury finding was that he was not personally liable for investor losses, not that his tweet was in fact accurate. The facts are not in dispute here. He tweeted "funding secured" and funding was not secured. He announced intenti
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by Atreiden 3y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/elon-musk-funding-secur...
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I follow your logic, I just think your conclusion is vastly oversimplified. Not paying the ransom also means that other people will get ransomware attacks. There is not direct causality here. There is some game theory, sure (a prisoner&#x27
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I don't think that's quite fair. Each organization, especially ones that possess sensitive customer data, have a custodial duty to secure that data. Most of these attacks are very preventable by following well documented best prac
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Hardware design never got better than this, IMO. Fullscreen capacitive touch seems like an improvement in theory, but iPod controls sit right in the sweet spot between digital and analog. Slap a DAC, BT5 connectivity with aptX, and 1TB+ SSD
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Can I ask what the new, better tool is? Very interested in simplifying on-prem K8s at the moment.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I was absolutely floored when I realized Fuches and Milton are the same guy. Terrific actor!
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by Atreiden 3y ago
> It doesn't make sense to tax companies! They are unselfish entities designed to serve society why would we tax them?????? What world are you living in? These companies are absolutely selfish, by definition. Publicly traded compa
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by Atreiden 3y ago
The 28% rule is a well-known metric in financial planning, they did not come up with this. https://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortgages/mortgage-to-income-... https://www.cnbc.com/select/what-is-t
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by Atreiden 3y ago
"Tupac was gunned down on the Las Vegas Strip after a Mike Tyson fight. Now how many witnesses do you need to see some shit before you arrest somebody? Shit. More people saw Tupac get shot than the last episode of Seinfeld." - Chr
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by Atreiden 3y ago
I went back to register and I still don't see an option, just "Continue with Google/Apple". Is there a different signup link to register with email?
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Finally, an email client designed with usability in mind.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
This looks very cool and I would definitely give it a try, but Google/Apple sign-in only is a dealbreaker.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
> “We do not share SAT scores or GPAs with Facebook or TikTok, and any other third parties using pixel or cookies,” said a College Board spokesperson. “In fact, we do not send any personally identifiable information (PII) through our pix
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Can you expand on this a bit more? I'm not sure I follow you.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Age of War is such a classic. Glorious Morning by Waterflame is forever etched into my memory.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Are you really trying to suggest that police brutality is caused by cancel culture? That the natural consequences of attempting to address problematic language include the rampant murder of minorities by members of law enforcement? > You
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by Atreiden 3y ago
This is a masterpiece, and I agree the title doesn't do it justice. He's literally found an almost completely deterministic set of inputs to beat the game. Had no idea you could retry trainers you lost to, or abuse the Nugget batt
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by Atreiden 3y ago
Good for them! Academia is a toxic and broken environment, and this seems like a great first step in fixing it. Interested to see how the dynamic plays out at Stanford, and if other American universities follow suit.
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by Atreiden 3y ago
What is the "Mini cultural revolution" that he's referring to? What is the assertion here? I'm confused as to the meaning of "Our" here. To what audience does this address? It doesn't seem to be HN'er

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