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4y ago
Containers can be broken out of. Every time I hear that, I challenge the person to prove it. So far, nobody did.
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4y ago
Is there a reason Midjourney does not have an API?
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4y ago
I run Python applications in containers. No need for a virtual environment. Don't you need a container anyhow? Who want's any Python program and its 1000 dependencies to have access to the guest OS?
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4y ago
I wish you could rent something like a dedicated server on an hourly basis. As I understand it, cloud VMs are not capable to run large neural networks like StableDiffusion, Llama etc because they don't have a GPU, right? I would like t
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4y ago
If they buy and sell at $1, how do they finance their operation?
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4y ago
creator takes 1 USD, and gives back 1 USDC and vice versa How do they make money then?
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4y ago
Isn't it even their duty to buy it? I don't know how USDC is set up. But I thought stablecoins work like this: The creator sells their coins at $1.01, so it will never go beyond $1.01 as it would be cheaper to by from the creator.
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4y ago
Those programs are all doing work on your computer. Therefore you install them on your computer. The only reason to deny access to a website for other browsers is to get your own native software on the machine of the user. If Google would d
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4y ago
That is the same playbook by which Microsoft plays this game. MS: "IT IS OPEN FOR EVERYBODY TO TRY!" Me: Ok, let me try it. MS: Ahem, ok, just give us your email Me: What? Ok, dammit, here it is. MS: Ok, now
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4y ago
no sign-up required! Yeah, you just need to install their native software on your system. Having to make an account is annoying. Having to install native software is a no-go for me.
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4y ago
Did he?
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Canada, albeit almost 20 times smaller than Europe has created a web company more than twice as big as the biggest European web company. Shopify. It has a market cap of over $50B. Korea has Samsung. A $300B giant. Albeit not a web company,
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4y ago
I don't even know what type of connection I have. I only know the speed is way more than I need. fast.com says 50 "Mbps". Whatever that is.
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4y ago
I still think IPv6 can be safely ignored. This articles section "here are some reasons you should start using IPv6 within your own network" seems to comfirm this. None of the 6 "reasons" speak to me.
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4y ago
If there was a Django based HN clone in Python, I would be tempted to run an instance for topics I am interested in.
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4y ago
Are there any internationally relevant internet companies in Europe? Spotify comes to mind. Then .. I can't think of anything. No search engine. No browser. No operating system. No social network. No ecommerce company. No cloud computi
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4y ago
I hear conflicting voices about this. On the one hand, the statement "containers are not made for security" is made often. On the other hand, a lot of work seems to go into the issue of "container escapes": https:/
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Ask HN: How secure is it to run open source software in Docker containers?
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4y ago
No web interface? Are we experiencing a move back from the web towards Microsoft again? Is Microsoft gaining a stronghold on the developer community via their tools and services ecosystem?
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Lessons from the Cuban Missile Crisis (Video from 2012)
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In your about page, I see you are using Bing's API. I didn't even know Bing has a search API that everyone can use! How much do you have to pay them for this?
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4y ago
No license statement?
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I'm looking for a watch that tells me steps and sleep on the device itself. For the last days, not only for the current day.
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4y ago
If you do not use an app, does the Garmin Fenix 3 HR tell you the steps you took yesterday? Or just the current day? That is my biggest problem with the smartwatches I tried. That they don't tell you the steps of the last day on the de
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Ask HN: Smartwatch Without Cloud Stuff?
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4y ago
Isn't freelancing an option? I am sometimes hiring on UpWork and I can tell you that competent, motivated freelancers with good English skills are super rare.
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Waymo does.
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Out of these, only the last one seems somewhat okish to me. But it would be annoying to add another selector everytime you add a class that uses the rule. If that is all we have, then I will just stick to css variables: :root {
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I'm losing track of what CSS can do. Do we have inheritance already? Pseudocode of what I mean: .info { font-size: 8px; } .news extends .info { color: black; } So news are displayed in an 8px black
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4y ago
What is GCS?
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