Onavo

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by Onavo 1y ago
Try activepieces, they never did any bait and switch. https://www.activepieces.com/
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by Onavo 1y ago
> We kept this obsessively simple instead of using MinIO or Ceph because we didn’t need any of the features they provided; it’s much, much simpler to debug a 200-line program than to debug Ceph, and we weren’t worried about redundancy o
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by Onavo 1y ago
What problems were there with the 787? IIRC it was the first major composite airliner and they had the advantage of hoovering up all the unemployed post Berlin Wall cream of the crop Soviet aerodynamicists to work on it for them. https:&#x
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by Onavo 1y ago
Yes, they are not the only player here. Quite a few companies are doing this, if you use Perplexity, they also have a news tab with the exact feature set.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Good thing Linus is a rich hardware bro with plenty of cash
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by Onavo 1y ago
Cadence, Synopsys and Mentor all need competition. GNU/Linux needs to hurry up and stop focusing on gimmicks like application software
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by Onavo 1y ago
Abloy is the biggest name in locks. This is more like if Apple decides to shut down iCloud one day.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Try lobbying the government or the opposition party to make Bluesky the official platform for all their communications.
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by Onavo 1y ago
How does it perform against the new Qwen3-VL model?
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by Onavo 1y ago
It can also set off the alcohol-in-tube fire alarms
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, this is their second try at this. They shut down their first attempt after a year (and left a ton of developers stranded). https://blog.cloudflare.com/sending-email-from-workers-with-...
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by Onavo 1y ago
Worst case is n^2, where the chosen element is either the largest or the smallest element. Then the result is an insertion sort across the whole list. (Not sure if the order would matters, don't remember off the top of my head).
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Unjs/unpdf: PDF extraction and rendering across all JavaScript runtimes(github.com)
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by Onavo 1y ago
Talk to people working in oil and gas at the executive level, or even better, try selling stuff to them. Oil and gas operates on a very different mindset than the nibbling-at-margins product-led-growth models that are so prevalent on HN. Th
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by Onavo 1y ago
Says somebody who has clearly never worked in oil and gas.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Your service will need to be cheaper than just lobbying the current federal government.
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by Onavo 1y ago
I am not sure why they even bother...they are at the top of their fields and they are household names in America that are synonymous with magic. Not since Houdini has there been such famous magicians in show biz. The professional organizati
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by Onavo 1y ago
It's a little bit older than just the 60s..
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by Onavo 1y ago
Yes but outside of dumping user data, there's not much else you can do. Crypto mining will get caught rather quickly (most big clouds ban mining). User data is useful for the type of attacker that's willing to go through the whole
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by Onavo 1y ago
Why not use a series of cargo drones and lift it with ropes? These blades are pretty damn aerodynamic (they are not much different from an airplane wing).
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by Onavo 1y ago
It's a lot harder to do useful things with backend languages. JavaScript is more profitable as you can do the crypto wallet attacks without having to exploit kernel zero days.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Usually security companies monitor CVEs and the security mailing lists. That's how they all end up releasing the blog posts at the same time. It's because they are all using the same primary source.
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by Onavo 1y ago
It's a perfectly fine name. There's a billion dollar web framework company named Zeit which famously built https://now.sh
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by Onavo 1y ago
They are a proxy for other powers
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by Onavo 1y ago
> Chopping the spine off books and putting the pages in an automated scanner is not scalable. That's how Google Books, the Internet Archive, and Amazon (their book preview feature) operated before ebooks were common. It's not
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by Onavo 1y ago
Wdym Rainbows End was prescient?
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by Onavo 1y ago
They can all be modeled. Reserve requirements can be written in a similar way to flash loans.
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by Onavo 1y ago
The reward function in the smart contract can be made to increase over time.
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by Onavo 1y ago
And yet USDC has a sanctions mechanisms built in.
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by Onavo 1y ago
...how do you plan to do gradient descent if not without calculus? Seems like OP is trying to lock an entire generation into proprietary tooling.

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