Volundr

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by Volundr 4y ago
Ouch, looks like for most cards even if energy was free a miner would be looking at ~1000 days to break even. Hopefully this really does more or less end GPU mining.
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by Volundr 4y ago
The problem is this means I'm one misconfiguration away from sending all my data to a stranger's server on the internet. If I misconfigure an Ansible playbook or kubernetes deploy I'm not going to see that warning. Frankly ev
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by Volundr 4y ago
> By default Parseable uses a public S3 compatible store (MinIO) to store the data. Please change this to your S3 bucket before storing any important data. Wait, am I reading that right? Does this mean by default the docker container is
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by Volundr 4y ago
And it isn't happening now. The article itself only claims it's something that could happen if there are fuel shortages, plus it appears the article is incorrect.
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by Volundr 4y ago
5 years is also shockingly short to me for a piece of networking hardware. One more reason to avoid Cisco.
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by Volundr 4y ago
Yeah, I do think it's worth getting right. For the most part even those that know better but there is significant meaning there. I suspect it mostly wasn't a problem for our AZ person because the company essentially operated out o
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by Volundr 4y ago
It is a pedantic difference. While it's technically incorrect to say PST when it's currently PDT, it doesn't inhibit communication. Both parties will understand it to be that "we meeting at 9am, whenever that happens to
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by Volundr 4y ago
YouTube is far from a sure thing. For every channel that reaches even moderate success there are many, many more that go nowhere.
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by Volundr 4y ago
Or even just have it be a field on your W-4 to keep up to date.
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by Volundr 4y ago
Your barring certain foreign investments your investment income is reported to the IRS very similar to how your W2 income is. Those 1099s aren't just sent to you, they are sent to the IRS as well. There could easily be a system for upd
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by Volundr 4y ago
I can definitely say from personal experience that metabolism plays a big factor. Until about 25 I never really struggled with weight. Sure I packed on the pounds when I started college (went from being on the swim team and working at Wendy
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by Volundr 4y ago
> So let me turn this around No. You made the claim here, not me. I understand you would now like to change the subject to something you feel more prepared to debate, but I am not obliged to cooperate by allowing you to drag me into a ta
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by Volundr 4y ago
Sure, it doesn't need to happen to everyone to be a valid concern, but it needs to happen to someone. So who? Who is this person who has been attacked by the "cancellation mob" and fired for saying nothing more than "Clo
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by Volundr 4y ago
Given how many people on HN are indeed arguing that Cloudflare should not have booted KiwiFarms with well established accounts tied to real identities, either HN is about to have an unemployment spike or this just isn't true.
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by Volundr 4y ago
I honestly don't get what you are saying here. Because you can physically do something to prevent being murdered it's sensible to have laws against murder, but because you can't physically defend against swatting we should ju
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by Volundr 4y ago
> What we're seeing here is a professional printer refusing services because he doesn't like what's being printed, with no basis on legality which is the only grounds upon which any business may refuse to render services.
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by Volundr 4y ago
> Imagine if you couldn't print political flyers without active participation from the paper company, or if you couldn't host meetups without the wholesale endorsement of the phone company. Except, Cloudflare isn't require
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by Volundr 4y ago
> You are ignorant then. This is simply the nature of the internet ten, maybe twenty years ago. Then I am too. I've been on the internet for longer than that, and I certainly don't recall this being the norm. It's possible
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by Volundr 4y ago
I mean murder continues despite social stigma and criminalization. Unless you are suggesting we legalize murder I'm not seeing your point here.
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by Volundr 4y ago
People have the freedom to say awful things. That's part of free speech. But shunning then for saying these awful things is also part of my free speech. Calling on others to shun them for saying these awful things is also part of my fr
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by Volundr 4y ago
A quick Google tells me there is no way to list WiFi networks on an iOS app either, so that feels like parity with native...
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by Volundr 4y ago
Ehhh I'm not sure I'd go that far, but the person who has >30 BMI with muscle mass is going to look completely different than the person doing it with body fat. Sure BMI can be more or less accurate depending on the person, but
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by Volundr 4y ago
Funny enough I had a report that I had to put a ton of effort into breaking this habit. They'd message me with something like "Good morning!" And nothing else until I replied even if that meant waiting hours to ask whatever t
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by Volundr 4y ago
The inflation thing is hugely complicated. People like to blame it on the COVID checks like giving people a couple months rent over the course of 3 years is really sufficient to have a large effect on the economy. In reality COVID stimulus
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by Volundr 4y ago
> Graduate degrees are already needed to provide the signal you could generate 40 years ago with undergrad. Honest question, are they? At least as someone hiring for software engineering BS in CS is generally something I look for in a ju
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by Volundr 4y ago
It also feel ripe for confounding factors. It seems likely that popular games will both sell well and be aggressively pirated. I'm not sure how obw could control this well enough to tease out cause and effect.
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by Volundr 4y ago
The entire point of the signature is that it can't be forged. If a commit is signed with your private keys, I can reasonably conclude you authored it.
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by Volundr 4y ago
Sure, maybe, but usually the new stuff the old is being abandoned for is at least better....
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by Volundr 4y ago
This could easily be addressed by simply not offering the option to someone in default, but even without doing that, I don't think your assertion makes sense. Not paying my mortgage on the idea that my bank will go brankrupt before the
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by Volundr 4y ago
No, they are arguing that's it's not a story this week. The first pig->human heart transplant took place earlier this year. Is Fox ignoring it because they haven't covered it this week? Or is it not news because there are

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