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> Neo brokers offering highly leveraged index funds securities These, eToro and the like, aren't "brokers" so much as online betting platforms for the stock market. A typical broker like Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab
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10mo ago
Is it really important that people be educated in the reading of analog clocks? I think it's clear to most people that digital clocks are easier to read - they're numbers that you read the same as any other numbers; they can be re
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10mo ago
You don't need nearly that much. 26TB factory recertified Exos drives are $360 a piece on Amazon and a 4-bay UGREEN NAS is under $500, so you can do 100TB for under $2000. More compute, redundancy etc. of course adds cost but even with
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10mo ago
Isn't it relatively trivial to remove one of these by epoxying something to it or using a drill or dremel to modify it in some way (e.g. dremel a slot that a standard flathead can turn, or drill and use a screw remover)? Or is the purp
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10mo ago
There was a larger discussion in a previous thread on this topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45494730 Since then, [0] has been published and I think it's worth at least a skim. Since it's quite recent th
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10mo ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45494730
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10mo ago
There's a lot of focus in this thread on the atomic clocks but in most datacenters, they're not actually that important and I'm dubious that the hyperscalers actually maintain a "fleet" of them, in the sense that th
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10mo ago
> but I realized that email is inherently insecure I'm curious why you think this? Take two parties that run their own email servers. One sends an email to the other. Their server opens a TLS connection to the other server and sends
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10mo ago
Link seems to be broken: content briefly loads then is replaced with "Something Went Wrong" then "D is not a function". Stays broken with adblock disabled.
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10mo ago
Do you run traceroutes and pings in both directions? In the case of a ping you might think it shouldn't matter but I can imagine a world where a VPN provider configures a server in London to route traffic via Somalia only when a user e
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10mo ago
Could you use RIPE Atlas and its network of probes, at least to fill in areas where it's difficult to get your own probes? That way everyone benefits.
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10mo ago
I live in Switzerland and my house currently consumes 35-40kWh of electricity each day. I'm in the process of installing as many panels as possible on my roof and right now in winter, they're forecasted to produce ~18kWh on a good
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10mo ago
During the holiday season I've been noticing AI-generated assets on tons of meatspace ads and cheap, themed products.
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10mo ago
The way I described it was oversimplified. Technically, it's more like your credit card issuer issues a new card with the same number and installs it on the chip in the accessory. To be able to do it, you have to authenticate with your
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10mo ago
FWIW, I use Fidesmo. Oversimplified, it allows you to copy your credit card's NFC chip into an accessory you wear. I use a ring but there are other options like bracelets or watch bands. No batteries, no devices, no wireless connectivi
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Not necessarily, I have quite a few that work. It's crowdsourced and therefore incomplete but https://plexus.techlore.tech/ has reports of compatability with the complete absence of Google Services or a replacement lik
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10mo ago
They mentioned LMArena, you can get the results for that here: https://lmarena.ai/leaderboard/text Mistral Large 3 is ranked 28, behind all the other major SOTA models. The delta between Mistral and the leader is only
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I set up Whatsapp and Telegram bridges with Tuwunel today. The config file for mautrix-whatsapp indicates Dendrite should work as well so it seems just about every server implementation supports bridges?
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11mo ago
That doesn't make a lot of sense. A modern gas-fired plant is ~50% efficient and heat pumps typically have a COP of ~3 for hot water, so if you take natural gas, burn it to convert it to electricity, then feed that electricity to a hea
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11mo ago
I'm also curious what the success rates are for humans. Personally I find those two the most bothersome as well. Cross-tile because it's not always clear which parts of the object count and reload because it's so damn slow.
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They seem to have another FAQ here that gives a real answer (273GB/s): https://www.asus.com/us/support/faq/1056142/
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> German dictionary is irrelevant because: Hottentotenstrottelmutterattentäterlattengitterwetterkotterbeutelratte English has compound nouns too, you know: "Coffee table", "finance department", "wine cellar"
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11mo ago
In the video he ran a similar test and had similar results. IIRC his conclusion was that the manufacturer is deliberately sabotaging the performance of powders in order to direct more sales to the higher margin pods. It's also why he&#
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I'm an EV owner and homeowner and looked into V2X when planning my solar/residential battery system. On the home side, the hardware is largely there. The charger I'm buying and many others support it - though many need a futu
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Google brings to mind the ship of Theseus - many of the core decision makers have changed over the years, to the point where it's arguably a different company. The biggest change was 2015 (two years after your article): the founders an
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1y ago
The architecture of Eight Sleep is that the "Pod" – despite having a full Linux system running – is treated as nothing but a sensor and actuator. Absolutely zero decision-making happens on the device itself; it's all controll
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This is interesting but the causal relationship inferred by the article isn't supported by the evidence. Unlike alcohol for example, there's no clear dose of THC where it can be concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that the person
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1y ago
As another commenter pointed out, the pricing is very similar. They charge more for networking though and they're not as well-connected as Hetzner: Hetzner: https://bgp.he.net/AS24940 Hostup: https://bgp.he.
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Your first point is addressed directly by the article. Your second point essentially requires a decentralized charity to exceed the size of an attacker, which isn't a realistic form of security.
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Why will property prices increase by 5-10%? How was that range calculated?
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