LunaSea

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by LunaSea 1y ago
Aren't Bezos, Musk, Gates & co richer the first half of the people on the list?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
This looks similar to Hugo and Zola. Are there any big differences between these two projects and Aether?
453.
by LunaSea 1y ago
There won't be any collision. Some companies will get some cash, the same way that Google paid to make Google Search the default search engine and the issue will die down.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Location: Brussels, Belgium (GMT+2) Remote: Yes (fully remote or hybrid if company offices in Belgium, France, England, Netherlands, Germany or Luxembourg) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript / TypeScript / Node.js, R
455.
by LunaSea 1y ago
I highly doubt that having root a physical access to a terminal doesn't let you read credit card numbers. In security, physical access and to a lesser extent root access are equivalent to a guaranteed hack.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Depends on the type of interview I guess. If the company asks leet code problems, I guess they are making the same mistake as schools do.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> taking tests is a skill that must be learned Why? It's a useless skill that you will literally never have to use after your schooling.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
In most EU countries the middleastern immigration that was brought in in the last 10 years has a negative ROI.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
But you're not because the country decides how much they take out of your wage for pension and at what age you can access it.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> pensions on the other hand don't have the quality of deception Writing this in an article about how a country rug-pulled it's young citizens is quite amusing. If that's not deception, I don't know what is. > you
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> and an attitude of working together for all I don't know much about Denmark but somehow I doubt that this attitude extends to taxing rich pensioners more (since they didn't contribute enough).
462.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Yes, it's called "tool partnerships" and Microsoft has been doing it heavily for Copilot.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Right, but the US isn't afraid of suing executives and companies from countries it sees as competitors. US companies and executives on the other hand ...
464.
by LunaSea 1y ago
You mean an engineer and from a non-US company?
465.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Germany is free to prove that these companies are cheating as well.
466.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Life expectancy increases 5 years and pension age is increased by 10.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> Oh, and also not factored in: almost every aspect of rural life is heavily subsidized, and I don't just mean direct assistance. Couldn't you say the same for cities since they live on food produced outside of cities, energy f
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by LunaSea 1y ago
I mean their company (Microsoft) is literally asking them to train their replacement. So I'm not quite sure why you would not see it as a "us vs. them" situation?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Microsoft closed their recently acquired advertisement buy-side platform Xander Invest because they are replacing it with an AI-only platform. They only gave their customers 9 months to migrate away. I'm expecting that Microsoft did th
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by LunaSea 1y ago
TF/IDF does not support out-of-vocabulary keywords as far as I know.
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Microsoft Advertising is closing the Xandr DSP, layoffs pending(digiday.com)
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> The fundamental requirement for CI is that each job requires its own fresh VM (which is unlike traditional serverless workloads like lambdas). To provision an EC2 instance for a CI job Is this different to lambdas or ECS services due t
473.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Point n°2 is only partially correct. Google does support multiple semantic web standards: RDFa, JSON+LD and I believe microdata as well. JSON+LD is much simpler to extract and parse, however it makes site HTML bigger because information get
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Would smaller ventures not be an option? Say investing 500k$ and selling for 10M roughly 5 or 6 years later? I would imagine that building these smaller companies looking for smaller exists would be easier and more predictable.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
I would imagine that security would be a big issue.
476.
by LunaSea 1y ago
Coming from the distribution that didn't generate SSH keys correctly for two years (insane security impact), that's a bit rich. Source: https://jblevins.org/log/ssh-vulnkey
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Interesting! Does this mean that you could use intermittent energy sources, like solar power, to heat up the float glass oven during the day and it woul keep enough heat during the night so that it could keep running in the morning?
478.
by LunaSea 1y ago
In many-to-many tables, the per-row overhead of the DBM usually weighs much more than the actual column data.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
But if you use sequential integers as primary key, you are leaking the cardinality of your table to your users / competitors / public, which can be problematic.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Anti tax evasion and money laundering measures

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