agilob

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by agilob 4y ago
>after I buy one, can I just give away dozens of clones? Are there IP restrictions? The grapes, apples, chestnuts you buy at a supermarket are already IP-protected and propagation is already restricted or forbidden. Even some hybrid plan
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by agilob 4y ago
Plant as a service :(
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by agilob 4y ago
>Firing based on LOC is stupid This is much more than stupid, people who do educational workshops, training, assist others with their problems, SREs and performance engineers, database maintainers, people who delete code by adding functi
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by agilob 4y ago
>anyone is hiring and someone says they did UX at YT - do not hire them. Unless you and your business care more about monies than what people say on social media, and your company is suddenly making more money then... I guess hire them?
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by agilob 4y ago
I've been using pyroscope oss for about a year now. It's more mature, supports more agents, but isn't as interactive as Phlare. It integrates with Promethues and Grafana. No complaints, it's pretty good. https:/&#x
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by agilob 4y ago
Syncthing isn't a real backup, it's a live copy with delayed synchronisation.
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by agilob 4y ago
>There is literally no good reason to do that Or simply Elon is more unstable than Dogecoin and wanted to show new employees who is the boss, it was a really pathetic power move.
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by agilob 4y ago
>Passively destroying Twitter from within by not trying A code review? TL;DR; LGTM, straight to prod!
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by agilob 4y ago
Gluing yourself to expensive cars, so cold and dark when employees leave. https://www.autoblog.com/2022/10/21/climate-protesters-glue-...
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by agilob 4y ago
and if a company is trading low, their trust is also low, am I wrong? They would will need to trick people into giving them money upfront (preorders?) or borrow from 3rd party to cover a product that will sell and bring cash. nevertheless,
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by agilob 4y ago
They couldn't deliver 1 good project CP77, but now committing to 5 at around the same time? You said: >Its a third party studio doing the remake, CDPR probably won't be diverting many internal resources away from their existing
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by agilob 4y ago
Has CDPR run out of ideas, but still had a bag of promises to make? They promised CP77 extensions and multiplayer, The Witcher 3 in 4k, now remaking Witcher 1? I'm kindof disappointed with this news and not hearing updates about previo
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by agilob 4y ago
You would need to block all facebook domains https://github.com/jmdugan/blocklists/blob/master/corporatio...
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by agilob 4y ago
This is what it is. GraalVM is implemented in Java, there is a Truffle framework that compiles Java, Ruby, JS, Python to Java Truffle, which then runs on GraalVM JIT compiler.
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by agilob 4y ago
Yes
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by agilob 4y ago
Don't worry, others browsers will get this security feature soon on all modes private or not!
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by agilob 4y ago
I remember reading here on HN a story of a US journalist, who was documenting some darkweb stories, one day he found out he was the target on some forum, people were crowdfunding to buy drugs online and deliver to his address, notify police
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by agilob 4y ago
I live in a city now, but the closest supermarket is 6km away. I hear no loud noises, unless it's dogs barking, cats fighting or deer barking. Population density in this area is (probably) a 600x smaller, so I'm less at risk of he
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by agilob 4y ago
> it isn't sulfery or loud. I lived in one super-like-block in Poland and noise was the reason I had to move out. About 200 flats facing each other, you need only one person to ruin day or night for everyone there. One party at nigh
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by agilob 4y ago
> Crime increase and rents increase? That's some surprising finding. Same in the UK, rent is up all over the country, breaking in, flytipping, private and public areas devastation is up. Local media don't even care to report on
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by agilob 4y ago
It's also crazy how MS is defending stealing code, because variables are renamed. Is it ok for us to publish `Window MT` source on GH now?
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by agilob 4y ago
It's not the first time microsoft steals code, renames variables and pretends we're all cool and <3 opensource http://techrights.org/2020/03/25/no-new-microsoft/
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by agilob 4y ago
>not true. I'm not and I know I don't have your phone number. I was talking about my 4 Signal contacts, they are on WA too.
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by agilob 4y ago
>If you're going to bother migrating and presumably taking people with you, why migrate to another company's proprietary service, rather than an open protocol? I'm not taking anyone with me, they already have Signal and WA
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by agilob 4y ago
But I have 40 contacts on WA, and 4 on Signal? Everyone on Signal is also on WA and SMS.
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by agilob 4y ago
>The only large group of people who still primarily use SMS to communicate person-to-person is Android users in the USA. BS. I visited city I grew up recently, met with a few (9+) people (25-32 years old) and only one of them had WA, mos
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by agilob 4y ago
>Signal can just move on to feature parity with iMessage And fragment the market even more?
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by agilob 4y ago
I get these are reasons against SMS, but somehow don't convince me that removing SMS from Signal is the right thing to do right now.
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by agilob 4y ago
>Removing SMS support from Signal Android (soon) Literally the only reason I recommend others and use Signal myself? Seriously, Signal doesn't have the userbase to drop SMS support. All my Signal contacts use WhatsApp or Telegram th
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by agilob 4y ago
>If it failed to make much cash I could put it on github for free. Silk road was closed in 2013

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