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by aborsy 4mo ago
Companies such SpaceX are not built primarily by CEOs, rather by thousands of engineers, staff members, and state and private funders. Many of them are top graduates of best universities in the world. CEOs play important role too, of course
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by aborsy 5mo ago
Does anyone know when will prices for RAM and drives drop to 2025 levels? The question is to buy or wait.
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by aborsy 5mo ago
It has become true now though! I have a subscription which I want to cancel but can’t because there are other users. Basic features require upgrading.
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by aborsy 5mo ago
For many conditions such as this one, we need a process to free these people pain free medically. Having seen a stroke patient, these patients need a team of people, just so that they move eyes or a finger. They are in some kind of minimall
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by aborsy 5mo ago
Top graduates in France make 40-50k. This is the reality I have seen. Salaries are often tabulated with limited range.
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by aborsy 5mo ago
If you apply for immigration status and are rejected, sure you can apply for immigration again if you gain much better qualifications. I haven’t seen many successful examples though. People are deemed to have immigration intent for small th
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by aborsy 5mo ago
I should have been more precise, yes. But the majority of non-immigrant visas are single intent. H1B requires 100K and if you can’t first enter to see people and attend interviews, chances seem slim in these circumstances, if H1B program i
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by aborsy 5mo ago
One issue (apparently a feature) that may arise is that, if application is rejected in consular proceeding, the applicant is locked out from usa. AFAIK, if someone applies for an immigration visa in usa, they will not be able to obtain non-
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by aborsy 5mo ago
It’s interesting that a French company can compete at international level to some extent, given the regulations, labor laws and generally the business unfriendly environment. I suspect they capitalize on the preference of European governmen
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by aborsy 5mo ago
There was perhaps no detected bug or attack. There have most likely been bugs or attacks that reproducible builds would have prevented.
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by aborsy 5mo ago
Bookstack. It stores pages in a database, but you could export them in markdown. Web interface is mobile friendly, essentially an app.
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by aborsy 5mo ago
Is there a reason to consider Inkscape instead of Tikz? It seems to me Tikz does the same but programmatically.
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by aborsy 6mo ago
Does it implement the hybrid version ML-KEM-768 + X25519 or ML-KEM-768 only ? The X25519 key could remain in hardware keys for a while til manufactures catch up.
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by aborsy 6mo ago
How is the quality of browser extensions compared to Bitwarden?
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by aborsy 6mo ago
Dropbox is literally the worst anmong all. For every little feature, like setting a password it requires upgrading your already paid plan. It’s slow and offers nothing. I put a Nextcloud snap on a VPS in the same city. Fast and no limitatio
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by aborsy 6mo ago
How would he know? Did he publish papers on it? You can’t just throw “Grover’s algorithm is difficult to parallelize” etc. It’s not same as implementation, especially when it gets to quantum computers. It’s very specialized.
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by aborsy 6mo ago
I don’t know why the author likes AES 128 so badly. AES 256 adds little additional cost, and protects against store now decrypt later attacks (and situations like: “my opinion suddenly changed in few months”). The industry standard and gene
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by aborsy 7mo ago
It’s dopamanic because some of the previous pains are gone, but soon you will get new pains and frustrations.
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by aborsy 7mo ago
How much more lightweight is firecracker compared to a minimal image vm? Because one could simply create a proper lightweight vm.
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by aborsy 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47522709
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by aborsy 7mo ago
What is the best way to sandbox LLMs and packages in general, while being able to work on data from outside sandbox (get data in and out easily)? There is also the need for data sanitation, because the attacker could distribute compromised
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by aborsy 7mo ago
Some of these European countries such as France are quite authoritarian. They frequently pass (update: propose/push for) laws to ban VPN and even social media, request access to private messages, etc. It seems to me the situation is eq
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by aborsy 7mo ago
It’s remarkable how incompetent Iranian security system has been. This has been going on for over a decade. They just can’t fix their intelligence failures. Who on earth uses consumer phones at this level (which was the case among their eli
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by aborsy 7mo ago
It’s remarkable how incompetent Iranian security system has been. This has been going on for over a decade. They just can’t fix their intelligence failures. Who on earth uses consumer phones at this level (which was the case among their eli
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by aborsy 7mo ago
Can we say FreeBSD is more secure than Linux, because it’s smaller and less of a target? Not clear!
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by aborsy 7mo ago
AdGaurd
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by aborsy 8mo ago
4$/month is cheap. It’s about a coffee!
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by aborsy 8mo ago
VIM is a basic tool. You need it, also to talk to coding agents in many circumstances. I use AI to get vim commands!
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by aborsy 8mo ago
There are several ports open (you dont open them, Tailscale does), including for peer relay. Some are vpn ports, but the ports for relay servers are not for VPN so my guess is that the software that listens to those ports is a lot less secu
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by aborsy 8mo ago
Is peer relay essentially a custom relay which was previously available, except now it’s one command? So it runs a STUN server or similar, for discovery and relaying.

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