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by Sayrus 3y ago
> I don't really get the business model. An open source stack makes sense for products targeted towards programmers. > Most people that back up their pics in ~the cloud~ won't have the technical skills to do self-host Which
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My own experience doesn't reflect that. I've been using Linux for work for years and tried to switch from Windows to Linux for games. NVIDIA drivers and game support on Linux is not an experience I'd recommend to anyone witho
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Even then, repeating the signal is enough to start the car.
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Air Canada's chatbot returned sources along with its answer. Quotes from another article[1]. > Air Canada’s argument was that because the chatbot response included a link to a page on the site outlining the policy correctly, Moffat
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by Sayrus 3y ago
How does such a solution compare in term of energy consumption? A difference of 100W can easily cost $1000 over the life of the device. But it's definitely way easier to manage than the interfaces offered by Cisco / HPE.
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> The DMCA (and GDPR) do not have international reach. > The DMCA only appears to apply internationally because it binds a whole series of American companies with an international presence. And by the fact that DMCA Takedown Notice an
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Mistral AI is incorporated in Paris, France. IANAL, but I think these[1][2] may qualify to protect these weights. While there is a discussion to be had on sovereignty and international reaches of local laws (such as DMCA for instance), I th
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Copyright is not the only kind of Intellectual Property. While they may not be copyrightable (I think you may be refering to jugement related to having an AI as author?), they clearly are MistralAI IP. In the same way, data in a database ar
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> without paying $10 Reducing delays to near instantaneous is an argument, but having to pay $10 for a physical SIM sounds like a scam. Yet I've seen providers making people pay for eSIM as well so it seems they like to do this. On
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I can understand where you're coming from but driving on a road where everyone has the same speed on average is less stressful than driving on a road with large differences in speed. The latter requires a good evaluation of the speed o
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They recently acquired Meetup as well [1]. This doesn't bode well for its future. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38953242
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> In 2023, BYD's international market presence surged remarkably, with exports growing by 334.2% to 242,765 units and its reach across over 70 countries on six continents. > December saw sales of 341,043 units, a 45% increase, cu
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> or we accept this doesn’t provide significant benenfit beyond enforcing branch protection rules and restricting pushes based on SSH keys. This seems wrong. It ensures you can't push commits on behalf of a third-party since it woul
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> “Twitter’s offer to pay him a bonus in return became a binding contract under California law,” US District Judge Vince Chhabria said in a ruling Friday. In another article, it is said that the promise was an oral promise. [1] > The
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Which sounds like an improvement over a total lack of regulations where these dieselgates would be legal.
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When I used to self-host my emails, GMail would "accept" mails then drop them. Microsoft was kind enough to tell me they dropped them but getting out of the blacklists was a pain.
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But others probably would. Maybe the user-experience on the security focused clients will be degraded (missing features or disabled features for the sake of privacy and security, lower performance due to some other security features), but y
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Looking at this from a pure CVE perspective, using Firefox rather than Chrome may reduce your exposure simply due to the fact that Firefox has a lower market share.
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This, the add-on seems great but selling it as "undetectable" seems disingenuous.
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And a cool thing about this is that the tags are reused, probably for as long as the book is available.
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Seeing the list of countries participating in the operation, $80k actually matters in many. And that's the amount seized, which may vary a lot from the amount they actually made over time. > The countries participating in this year’
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SOPS is only an alternative for vault KV Store. Even then, it requires a lot of manual plumbing when you have operators and Terraform pushing secrets or keys into Vault KV. To replace SSH Sign and Cert Authority or databases engines, both g
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They are still at +10% over 1 month and +25% over 3 months.
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If you approach it from 0-, it tends to a large negative.
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In France, the fees required to accept Amex are still way higher than MC/VISA. They are still not widely accepted and not a lot of persons know about Amex.
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This would probably be due to GeoIP databases being wrong/inaccurate rather than GPS coordinates mapping to invalid addresses.
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You can generate a token on the machine and use a PUT request to set the token. The main difference with IMDSv1 on this is that you now need two requests (One PUT and one GET) instead of a single GET which protects against most SSRF. The 20
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The migration isn't transparent, IMDSv2 has been available for a while and they have been pushing for it using warning notifications in the console. AWS deprecates things very slowly and usually avoid breaking changes. For instance, EC
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You don't need consent for strictly required cookies for functional purposes. Assuming the user actually logged in on your website, you don't need a banner.
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I think the video wood_spirit is referencing to is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i2Zf9WVlNY It's not extreme weather and the waves don't reach the length of the foil itself. I'm curious as well as to what

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