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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
That space is currently littered with all kinds of new projects given the urgency. One that has stuck with me is the German Rheinmetall Skynex which works the way you are describing. It’s like a really high tech flak cannon. There are neat
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
I have to wonder how large the advantage may be if even present at all. Excluding any residual mobility issues from the surgery there’s still all the other aspects of leg kicks he has to deal with like the brutal pain a leg kick causes. I d
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
that’s even more impressive
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Is it not impressive without the percentage? How about 63 times?
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Yeah, agreed. In my experience what it’s ended up detecting is very crappy human written text
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
I’m curious about the limitations you’ve encountered with ClickHouse’s JOINS, I’ve found it sufficiently robust for dealing with the typical operations
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Agreed, have been a hetzner customer for years running a myriad of services there without issues.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
It would be better if you provided constructive feedback over emotional or meme-ish commentary. it would help the author improve and the rest of us understand.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Cut my teeth with drupal back in the day. I walked away after 5 years feeling like I stifled my growth as a programmer because all I ended up doing was hacking away at this behemoth of a framework to try and overcome all of it’s idiosyncras
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Defcon still has a healthy blend of all the hacker subtypes which is always nice to see.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Fascinating. This is certainly a hot space right now and this seems to strike a good balance between being low level enough and saving time. I do wonder though, are there issues with getting it to do the same test every single time without
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Please don’t
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Interesting idea. I imagine they could go in some sort of permissions drawer/ list that has a badge letting you know an app is waiting. Any app that you’re currently interacting with and is up front could pop the dialog the same way it
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
The enter to rename is brutal. What could the reasoning for that decision be?
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
What if they’ve read 10,000? does it become strong shade? or is your whole threshold made up because you love the milquetoast copy on the page and the comment bothers you?
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Maybe they hope to live in a planet buffet where they can all be exploited non stop and we don’t have to deal with “minor inconveniences” like the devastation of the one functional planet we have. Mars must be getting sold by timeshare sale
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
It’s quite good for the price if you use the seats, considering you also get YouTube music as well, it’s not a bad deal in my opinion. I ended up liking it over spotify quite a bit.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Yeah I would be terrified to stack something I build against Apple just due to the integration level. It’s so easy to get muscled out, they own the walled garden. It’s interesting how they’ve abstracted out of the typical web app access pat
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Yes, share of voice is a lot simpler to reason about and is still done nowadays. It all comes down to yield maximization. One buyer may buy x% of impressions of y quality, so the publisher/website will try to extract as much value from
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
This has been done in the industry from very early on and is typically referred to as "Contextual" advertising. I and the company I co-founded are huge proponents of contextual as it generates positive ROAS (return on ad spend). T
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
ClickHouse JSON certainly has some sharp edges because they do a lot of schema inference to transparently column store the component parts, which makes it tricky with anything that could be irregular. Big fan of CH on my end. Will follow yo
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
These types of grievance comments have really found a permanent home in certain types of HN post. Exhausting.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Agreed. I wish there was a mixture of legal portability / universality that allowed platforms to still monetize the content they host while allowing others to choose how they consume content. Not a fan of the consolidation of walled ga
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Hard to explain how much cleaner search gets with Kagi after just a couple of tweaks. This is a no brainer upgrade for me. Kudos to the team.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
Just because it can does not mean that is.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
The linked AWS article specifically explains that it’s not just the typical single load balancer for cross AZ routing. I frankly don’t know where you’re getting that this means that HA is new to them.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
This is speculation, but I’ve noticed a trend toward Notion style “everything” services. They just added canvases and a couple of other features that are very much Notion inspired. Apps like Clickup are doing the same thing, inversely you h
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
I work in ad tech and elegant is not a word I’d use. It’s very, very loosely coupled and has a grave transparency problem.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
I wish there was a way to create or apply a rule that addressed that type of comment. Most, certainly not all, end up not contributing much, just angst.
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by antoniojtorres 3y ago
This matches my experience as well. Kagi has useful results much more often.

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