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Cyph0n
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Ah a fellow TF2 player :) To be honest, the noise isn’t too bad with a good case. I use a Define R5, but I hear the Meshify also has great noise suppression.
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I have 50 TB useable in my home server. This requires a total of 6 drives (raidz1) for let’s say $300 each. Upfront storage = $1800 Power consumption (for the entire server) = $20/month If we bundle storage into the first year’s cost,
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The name of the service they use is a bit of a giveaway :)
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Seconding audiobookshelf. The web player and apps are both pretty good. In general, I think a dedicated app for the content of interest typically works better than a general media server like Plex or Jellyfin. The same applies to books (Cal
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I’d ask the actual engineers involved to see how optimistic Elon’s estimates are relative to theirs.
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A 100x developer if I’ve ever seen one.
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Photoprism is absolutely amazing. It was the quickest donation I’ve ever made to an OSS project. I have a Photoprism instance running on my home server backed by a raidz1 ZFS pool (1st backup). Photos are periodically synced to a Backblaze
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4y ago
Can you share an example of Sony buying a company at the scale of Activision and turning it exclusive? The only recent significant studio acquisitions I can think of already had a long history of making PS exclusives (e.g., Insomniac).
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Where is Ja!?
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The only thing I’m saying is that - technically - taxpayers are footing this bill, even if FDIC claims otherwise. Whether or not this backstop should have even happened in the first place is a different issue.
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FDIC is arguing that taxpayers will not be affected because they are bankrolling this backstopping operation by forcing other banks to cover losses beyond the limit. But banks will most likely recover this imposed “fine” from customers, whi
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But it’s not other banks - it’s customers of other banks.
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Exactly. Rules for thee but not for me.
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Propaganda, eh? Without fail, whenever this topic arises, there are always people who come to vehemently defend the Christian/European university tradition as the only “true” university. Everything else, and especially institutions old
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It is not polling - it relies on Websockets.
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My guess is because of this comment on another front page thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35005252 Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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It is indeed extremely rewarding. I still think that the fact that our memory is not perfect recall is a true blessing. It allows us to make a life changing decision once again based on incomplete information.
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Speaking as a new parent, I think that if parents remembered every little detail, no one would ever have more than one child.
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I’m a total security noob, but I’d wager that privilege escalation is a piece of cake relative to key extraction from a TPM.
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My understanding is that it’s simply because they were among the first to setup dedicated dubbing studios.
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As an Arabic speaker, baby steps! For spoken Arabic, a decent placeholder is either MSA (standard Arabic) or a generally understood dialect (Egyptian or Levantine). The latter is what a lot of the recent Arabic game dubs have been doing (e.
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> ال from ل ا. Who can’t tell these two character sequences from each other? Genuine question. I think the main point the author is making is, if you are including Arabic script somewhere, take a bit of time to either do it right or hire
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I'm not really familiar with Phoenix, but skimming through the section linked below, it seems to cover what you're looking for? Basically, you use a tool to generate your model + migration code and then run the migrations. https:
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Fakes are not mocks. A fake is an actual (simplified) implementation of the dependency. For example, if your dependency is a distributed key-value store, a fake would expose the same API but using an in-memory hashmap under the hood.
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The problem isn’t the hybrid arrangement - it’s the fact that they’re essentially eliminating remote roles and expect those who are remote to relocate to an office within 2 months.
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They could’ve easily extended the deadline a few months to make it easier for families to relocate after school ends. The deadline seems intentional.
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I visited the front page multiple times today, and this is the only thread I’ve seen. Are downvotes pushing these down to later pages?
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Read his original message here: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/company-news/andy-jassy-upd... Regarding remote work: “Of course, as there were before the pandemic, there will still be certain roles (e.g. some of
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Yep, Airbnb more often than not is the only option for families, especially those with young children. I recently ended up booking a 2 bed apartment for essentially the same price as a nearby hotel. I don’t like the overall Airbnb experienc
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Got it, but I’m saying that using “Turkiye” is better than using “Turkey”.
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