bigbaguette

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by bigbaguette 14d ago
Gambling is quite regulated in France, it’s not new.
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by bigbaguette 20d ago
Unrestricted invasion of privacy and considering it completely normal is just a libertarian fantasy
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by bigbaguette 26d ago
Give it a couple years before Valve starts sponsoring someone to reverse-engineer it
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by bigbaguette 29d ago
It's probably a matter of liquidity, storing it where it can be exchanged when needed. Transport is quite expensive
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by bigbaguette 2mo ago
Could you suggest good resources about LLM serving? Blogs, articles...
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by bigbaguette 3mo ago
When you work on proprietary code with a lot of trade secrets contained in it, on a codebase that did cost millions of dollars of man-hours to build and that holds the company's IP, you tend to be very careful where you're sending
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by bigbaguette 3mo ago
Arthritis. Causes heaps of pain and reduced mobility which brings a whole lot of other medical complications. Hips replacement are super common past a certain age.
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by bigbaguette 4mo ago
Have you heard of the European Union?
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by bigbaguette 7mo ago
Putin did precisely this in the 90s to justify the second war in Chechnya so it became basically textbook
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by bigbaguette 10mo ago
Intermarché owns a massive fleet of fishing boats. That could explain this.
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by bigbaguette 11mo ago
Meanwhile in Australia…
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by bigbaguette 1y ago
Europe is playing catch with a 200b investment
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by bigbaguette 2y ago
The point was never to turn it into a profitable venture, but to acquire a widely adopted and established communication channel, turn it into an echo chamber and make it run with the least cost possible. It became what was expected of it.
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by bigbaguette 2y ago
Serial ports on tv are usually for screen control, as in turn on/off, change input, set volume... Like what you can do with the OSD and the remote
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by bigbaguette 2y ago
It could also be hordes of legacy win7 systems that are getting upgraded to win10 for insurance reasons
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by bigbaguette 3y ago
If the symptoms go away with benzos, it seems that the source of your tinnitus is some form of generalised anxiety syndrome, with all the niceties that come with it: tension headaches, teeth clenching, TMJ disorder... The burnout stresses w
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by bigbaguette 3y ago
They're behind the Windows 10 desktop wallpaper we all know as well
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by bigbaguette 3y ago
Your position is extreme. And by definition one of a minority. If you've got the feeling it's growing, it's called radicalisation, which is a concern for the fate of societies since it's defeating all the efforts that ha
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by bigbaguette 3y ago
> regardless of which country you live in. I usually don't go into these kind on discussions, especially on HN, but allow me to mention that in many countries, nobody would think much of such splash screen even at work. And that doe
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
-Hi Adobe, I'd like to cancel my Creative Cloud subscription -Ohhh we're sorry to see you leave. Would you like three extra months for free so that we can maybe change your mind? -Okay, sure -three months later: Hi Adobe, I'd
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
It could just be Coinbase moving stuff to cold storage
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
In defense of the people trying to abuse the noob boost on Hinge, gotta say that Hinge themselves make the contrast extremely stark once it expires. Upon signing up, it was showing me mostly profiles I might be interested in opening convers
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
Probably not the sole reason but a contributing factor. Humiliation -> suffering in populations -> nationalism -> war. All being natural consequences
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
This kind of reasoning is why war never ends
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
That was during the cold war 40 years ago and the US couldn't have said otherwise at this time given how entrenched and polarised the conflict was. The EU has been built on the concept of collaboration. It's not for no reason that
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
It's something we learn very early in the philosophy of science, is that our vision of the world will always be inherently limited by the capabilities of our perception and the way we process it
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by bigbaguette 4y ago
And in the meantime, Victoria passes laws raising penalties for environmental protesters at logging sites. For the safety of workers they say.
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by bigbaguette 5y ago
My former CTO was a work machine, capable of digesting an insane amounts of highly skilled tasks over crazy long hours. Absolutely incredible. A rare kind, very inspiring and also surprisingly balanced in his life. But he was also a terribl
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by bigbaguette 5y ago
Just for the comparison, the French submarines Australia didn't want in the end were 65 billions
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by bigbaguette 5y ago
Lockdowns messed me up real bad too, and with hindsight I actually noticed how our whole beings adapted subconsciously to this nothingness. And this is equally matched by the difficulty to re-adapt when we reopened. Still rough after a mon

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