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Manouchehri
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3y ago
Shouldn't be any different than holding your phone out in a casino.
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3y ago
I have the first gen Ray-Ban Stories (they look very similar), and almost nobody noticed (~3 people in 2 years). I have clear lenses and wear them like normal glasses every day. I mainly use them for the speakers for notifications. When the
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3y ago
I wish Google would let us convert a personal Workspace account to a regular Gmail account.
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3y ago
Agreed. Building libraries from multiple private repos is hell in comparison to just having each as their own service.
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3y ago
I was going to, but then I discovered LibreChat existed a few weeks ago. I use it way more often than ChatGPT now, it's been quite stable for me. https://github.com/danny-avila/LibreChat
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3y ago
The worst part of OpenAI is their web frontend. Their development and QA process is either disorganized to the extreme, or non-existent.
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3y ago
I would be shocked if the Azure credits didn't come with conditions on what they can be used for. At a bare minimum, there's likely the requirement that they be used for supporting AI research.
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3y ago
A few years ago I did one or two phone interviews with a FAANG company, passed with flying colours, and was told by a manager I'd be flown in for the final on-site interview. The manager told me to send my resume to HR so they could ma
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3y ago
I still maintain that IRC is better than Discord. It was so nice to have "real" servers.
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3y ago
Microsoft already has the GPT models, that's how Azure OpenAI is a thing from what I understand. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/o...
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3y ago
> There is really no difference between video and still here, it's just that it's more normalized at the consumer level to deal with RAW formats at this point for stills. Fun trick: convert ProRes RAW to cDNG. You now have 59.9
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3y ago
Wait.. isn’t this now the argument against your original thought experiment?
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3y ago
SendGrid isn't great at blocking spam, and they're a billion dollar company. So yes.
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3y ago
Eh, it's not just their security that has complacency. I contacted their support and explained how to fix their incorrect handling of text/x-amp-html content (they insist on putting text/html first, which breaks Apple Mail wh
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3y ago
Ironically it's not possible to use S/MIME with MailChannels here because you don't allow sending raw MIME content.
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3y ago
How about make ` https://www.cloudflare.com/.well-known/warrant-canary.txt `, and use a Cloudflare Worker with a Cron Trigger to trigger an email to legal if it's approaching expiry?
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3y ago
Funny enough you can't even extend Google Assistant (except for smart devices) on Google Home devices anymore. https://www.androidpolice.com/google-shutting-down-assistant...
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3y ago
Android (well, the Pixel anyway) does a great job of isolating processes by using SELinux and seccomp. You can have processes running as root that are still completely isolated away from most of the system.
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3y ago
SES has a terrible developer experience. We use it and don't plan on switching for a few reasons, but I would not recommend it to most folks.
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3y ago
Yes. That said, I've sadly switched away from i3wm to macOS. I still have my XPS 13 Developer Edition, but dealing with quirks caused more lost time than I saved with i3wm. Dell has questionable UEFI firmware, and GPU drivers (aside fr
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3y ago
I don’t understand how $0 per outgoing email with MailChannels will cost more than $0 for a million emails. For incoming emails, Cloudflare Email Workers are $0 per email and SendGrid is also $0 per email. We only pay for the cost of the Wo
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3y ago
1. Would pay for webhook delivery notifications as long as it isn’t more expensive than AWS SES. 2. Would not pay for click tracking. Might use it if it’s free. 3. We probably won’t use MailChannels again yet since we want to use AMP emails
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3y ago
Is there an large need for this? MailChannels works if you want free outgoing mail. (We use AWS SES for our Workers since the lack of webhook events with MailChannels for delivery events is kinda a problem.)
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3y ago
We use Workers with AWS Lambdas when a container is required. https://github.com/aimoda/cloudflare-worker-to-aws-lambda-fu... We don't have this in any public example yet, but here's our simple trick with Wor
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3y ago
You can block third party Workers with a CF WAF rule. Here's an example: cf.worker.upstream_zone ne "" and not cf.worker.upstream_zone in {"aimoda.workers.dev" "ai.moda"}
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4y ago
The AMD PSP is already an ARM chip in your amd64 CPU.
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4y ago
I’ve personally found multiple 0days in Chrome, and I doubt anyone (including myself) would consider it an insecure browser.
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5y ago
Even before this law, non-competes in Ontario were mostly an intimidation tactic. I'm not entirely sure if this change does anything, since it appears that employers can still put in a non-compete agreement (which is void, but still
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5y ago
My average personal income tax rate was well over 40% during my last year in Canada. (The marginal rate is/was 53.53%.) Even a high tax state like California would have a five figure amount less owed in taxes than Ontario at certain
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5y ago
That’s awesome, I’ve wanted that to be a feature for years! It’s unfortunately really hard to Google for, since results keep returning on how to get mitmproxy to export SSLKEYLOG, not ingesting it. Did you open source it by any chance? =)
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