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by bArray 4y ago
From what I understand, this would allow somebody with reasonable resources to easily crack captchas with a high-end GPU. You could increase the complexity of the PoW, but ultimately you then just end up in a resource race. Ideally you want
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by bArray 4y ago
> This product family will never run Linux, as developers will need to develop a new firmware from scratch. This is obviously not a problem for the earbuds, but a big limitation for the player Perhaps not Linux, but I suspect there would
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by bArray 4y ago
There's been a lot of redefinition recently. It's most definitely by design. The only thing to be argued is whether it is done so wrongfully or rightfully. The UK government for example recently price-capped certain products that
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by bArray 4y ago
> It appears that LinkedIn is automatically importing job postings from other places on LinkedIn and other sites such as angel.co if the company name of the job posting matches your company name on LinkedIn. The irony when LinkedIn get s
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by bArray 4y ago
> This quote gets way too much play on here. I see it being referenced every day, and I don't read most comment sections on HN. It's getting referenced a lot because people can actively see the rug getting pulled beneath their
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by bArray 4y ago
"You will own nothing and be happy" [1]. I think the general idea is that the idea of private possessions is being phased out for the average person. You'll rent your car, eat the bugs and get your Big Corp tokens to rent ite
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by bArray 4y ago
Most money is contaminated with drugs anyway, it doesn't prove anything [1]. Even if the money was contaminated with excessive amounts of drugs, what does it prove? That the owner of the drugs had a drug habit? That the money originate
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by bArray 4y ago
> We all play by economic rules set by men. Do we? Did Merkel have no impact in Germany? Did Jacinda have no impact on New Zealand? Did Thatcher have no impact on the UK? That's a damning report on their time in office if so. > W
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by bArray 4y ago
These people live in a really weird head-space, where women have zero influence on the current systems and structures, and that these men wouldn't even steal the idea and claim it as their own, because it came from a woman. It's j
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by bArray 4y ago
You will get nowhere with PayPal, sorry. If you try to arbitrate your claim, they will spend obscene amounts on lawyers to make a point. PayPal is literally one of the very worst payment processors out there. I really wish people would stop
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by bArray 4y ago
During ongoing Chinese lockdowns and a global chip shortage where local manufacturing is favoured, this isn't a surprise. I also wouldn't be surprised if this was somewhat malicious, allowing competitors to steal IP and build up t
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by bArray 4y ago
Exactly. Collecting location data in itself should not be done, and the presumption that Google is somehow equipped to know when not to collect data is pretty disgusting. It's entirely possible that location data is abused in many ways
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by bArray 4y ago
https://github.com/meituan/YOLOv6/blob/main/docs/About_namin... > P.S. We are contacting the authors of YOLO series about the naming of YOLOv6. You should ask _before_ publishing, not _after_. Th
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by bArray 4y ago
Without JS switched on, I can fully appreciate how bad things are - it's unreadable. I think the CSS needs some work.
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by bArray 4y ago
> Why this instead of eg. M5Paper [0]? I think they compete in the same space. I think at this point it's just a matter of ecosystem. > Similar price, been thinking to buy something like that, but delaying the decision, hoping Pi
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by bArray 4y ago
> Though if NASA have chosen to enter into a contract them that gives a big credibility boost. It'll be very interesting to see how it goes. NASA also funded experiments into the microwave engine thing [1], and that turned out to be
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by bArray 4y ago
Running this website without JS is pretty funny: > Intel® Core® 0 th generation processors > Ryzen™ 0 processor > Up to 0 GB 3200MHz memory And so on.
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by bArray 4y ago
> Because Republicans can tie-up such laws in committee to prevent it. But this doesn't explain why it hasn't been achieved on the state level. > Obamacare is a huge improvement over what came before. It's rather absurd
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by bArray 4y ago
> > What do the homeless mostly suffer from? > Not having a home. There are typically quite some homeless programs running, but many get rejected for not abiding by the rules they (understandably) must have, i.e. don't be viol
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by bArray 4y ago
> The "How we got here" section blames pilots leaving (or being forced out,) covid illness, and storms. > Now, mind you, Alaska supports BIPOC pilots. Can't leave an opportunity to signal that hard on the table. Exactly
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by bArray 4y ago
Your real problem is this: > In the US, your health insurance is tied to your job. Why on earth is it that it doesn't matter which party gets elected, you can't seem to get universal health care? Pick California for example, it
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by bArray 4y ago
So many people are freaking out over Elon Musk's involvement in Twitter, but it's really not a big deal: 1. 10% is not enough to force the CEO to force the developers to implement obviously bad functionality. An edit button is a s
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by bArray 4y ago
I think you're reading into this, you're making inferences that simply have no context or support. As others have pointed out, it's likely a satirical comment about under-utilization of the office space (that's also quit
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by bArray 5y ago
> Importantly, EVs are half the cost per mile to operate versus a combustion vehicle, so their total cost of ownership is lower the longer you own it (with higher upfront capital costs). For now, but by the time the average working perso
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by bArray 5y ago
> 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable Pulled up an archive here: https://web.archive.org/web/20220404040127/https://www.thedr...
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by bArray 5y ago
(Ignoring the fact this may be an April fools joke.) > We’re going to put everything in a single file on disk again. For most small scale projects I'm just reading and writing lines to a file on disk. Sure, I could over-engineer som
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by bArray 5y ago
Yes. And to go further, discuss what you read with your friends and family: "Hey, did you hear about X? What did you think of it?". There is a high chance that at least some of these people have a different perspective, and there&
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by bArray 5y ago
As for who is using Twitter [1]: > the Twitterverse tends to skew younger and more Democratic than the general public. It also notes that the activity on Twitter is dominated by a small percentage — most users rarely tweet, while the mos
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by bArray 5y ago
> HTTP 429 - "Request was throttled because of exceeding a request limit rate (2000/day)" Looks like it has already blown the API limit for freesound.org.
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by bArray 5y ago
Just added a bug for the Ubuntu Chromium dev PPA to update their packages: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+...

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