Onavo

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by Onavo 2y ago
The problem is that epsilon deltas have very little practical use outside of theoretical proofs in pure mathematics. Even for cutting edge CS/statistics fields like high level machine learning, most of the calculus used are existing fo
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by Onavo 2y ago
And then when you or your relative need to buy a house, "Oh woe is me, why is building a house so expensive in the US!"
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by Onavo 2y ago
Life doesn't violate entropy. The entropy within a living cell decreases at the expense of increased entropy outside of it.
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Entrywan – A Better Digitalocean(entrywan.com)
1 points by Onavo 2y ago|2 comments
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by Onavo 2y ago
At this level they can just go bare metal or colo. Use Hetzner's pricing as reference. Logs don't need the same level of durability as user data, some level of failure is perfectly fine. I would estimate 100k per month or less, ma
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by Onavo 2y ago
Don't consolidate them, I subscribe to some YouTubers who did that (mixed up kids and family videos with software engineering ones) and I unsubscribed the moment they started polluting the feeds with irrelevant content.
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by Onavo 2y ago
So they can save money and use it as a sales funnel.
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by Onavo 2y ago
KVM is the foundation of almost every major cloud hosting system, from tiny VPS shared hosting to serverless firecracker powered lambdas. There are security tech like gvisor but once you peel back the covers, it's still a virtual machi
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by Onavo 2y ago
Put the model in the public domain and nobody would complain. If you gatekeep, people will find a reason to complain.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> this field was simply called "Operations Research" Don't forget "cybernetics"
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by Onavo 2y ago
Sigh, just embed a PDF reader if it's that's important.
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by Onavo 2y ago
What's the point of AGPL though? The enterprises with the budget for self hosting this sort of software usually have requirements and scale beyond what SQLite can offer out of the box.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> an underappreciated fact is that extensions just work, and are very easy to install and configure This is partially because of cultural reasons. VS Code was originally a code editor made for web developers, by web developers. It foll
854.
by Onavo 2y ago
Like Vercel but cooler :)
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by Onavo 2y ago
What took them so long to catch the Unabomber?
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by Onavo 2y ago
They are fast precisely because you are running them on win11 hardware. Try running them on the old pentiums or Core 2s and they would be just as slow.
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by Onavo 2y ago
The ones descended from Banting, Best, and MacLeod's original invention
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by Onavo 2y ago
That's a glider I think
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by Onavo 2y ago
You could however offer a cloud based static analysis API for security companies, which could be a viable source of revenue to fund the development.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> If/when American law mirrors it or we sign a treaty, it applies to me. Until then, it doesn’t. The penalty could be “shoot on sight” and it doesn’t matter as long as I’m outside their jurisdiction. Try ignoring the GDPR, they wi
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Teachers: Inclusion is the worst thing to have happened to education(old.reddit.com)
65 points by Onavo 2y ago|74 comments
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by Onavo 2y ago
LED diodes can theoretically last decades given the correct drivers (current and heat needs to be significantly limited), unfortunately they are the very definition of planned obsolescence. https://www.newyorker.com/business
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by Onavo 2y ago
The pre 12.5 stack uses traditional C++ conditionals together with computer vision for highway driving. 12.5 and after is the a single stack setup (at least that's what Musk claims). The 12.3.6 (or the 12.4.1 that's being trialed
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by Onavo 2y ago
> TV said he was buying a Tony Stark car. Then TV revealed that Tony Stark was two Mussolinis in a trenchcoat. Car bad now Do you celebrate the moon landing? The US maintaining a constant lead in aerospace over the rest of the world?
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by Onavo 2y ago
"politics" did not stop the US from acquiring Russian Ti during the cold war.
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by Onavo 2y ago
No they meant apprenticeship in the sense that a senior engineer can only come from working as a junior engineer. > First is the familiar pipeline argument - we need juniors in order to grow new intermediate and senior engineers: The
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by Onavo 2y ago
> Software is an apprenticeship industry. You can’t learn to be a software engineer by reading books. You can only learn by doing…and doing, and doing, and doing some more. Nonsense, software is the only industry where you can become a
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Teachers: AI is making children dumb as fuck(old.reddit.com)
48 points by Onavo 2y ago|77 comments
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by Onavo 2y ago
Very cool, if you own a tesla, there's also https://teslaprep.glideapp.io
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by Onavo 2y ago
Maybe stop playing games like the Arab Spring. Let the dictators do their dictating. When you help overthrow foreign governments and you don't have two oceans protecting you, then you suffer the refugees.

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