bilekas

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by bilekas 9mo ago
> Top 0.41% If only any of that was useful! On a side note though there is (maybe intentional) case sensitivity? Can't remember how hn usernames work.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
My guess would be just a regular radiator and cooling system like a liquid pump. The only obstacle should be the vacuum. That said I don't have any hopes Elon has any understanding of any of it.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Because it's another tool to move money on books and make it seem that spaceX and or xAi look good to investors when needed. That would be my guess.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Isn't this by default unlicensed then? I would avoid it anyway. Absolutely no need for that risk.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> it comes from the fact you're clicking with the intention of defrauding someone. You're defrauding nobody. People purchase visibility and clicks when they purchase advertising. not conversions or sales.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Good question, but who's going to stop them? AI already has a very creative imagination for role play so this just adds extra to their arsenal.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
I'll admit it's a bit obscure But there is info here. https://docs.cloud.google.com/apis/docs/capping-api-usage Or you can do it programmatically. https://docs.cloud.google.com/billing&#x
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by bilekas 9mo ago
I used to love knockout with durandal many many years ago when angularJs just felt a bit flakey. Good to see it's still going but have to admit I'm surprised!
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by bilekas 9mo ago
I dont really understand ops problem as I've been able to set monthly limits on expenditure. Seems trivial to setup.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Ahhhh hehe well there will always be something to speculate on! I don't really know but I know I'm happy I've been hoarding gold. My grandad always drilled it into my mind. Became a habbit over the years!
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> Where it's gonna crash to? You know that the reason things bubble and burst is because speculation outpaces reality at too high a rate, ie : too much "capital" is make up of hopes and dreams. When reality hits and the nu
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by bilekas 9mo ago
This is incredibly disingenuous. > Tariffs haven't just started happening because someone you don't like did them Nobody said they have, throwing ridiculously high ones with your allies and trading partners is new though.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
The US is resigning the position intentionally. It's not as if someone is gearing up to replace it. But as a trade partner? China, markets love reliability and stability. Not every 4 years wondering if there will be another trade war f
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> It's bizarre that someone would choose to use the public, 4o bot over the ChatGPT Pro level bot available in the properly siloed You're assuming the planted lackey has any knowledge of these tools.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
If I did this with a banal internal documentation at work I would be written up and maybe fired over breaking known policy. This administration is so ridiculously incompetent, and interim head of cyber security.. leaks. The onion wouldn&#x2
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by bilekas 9mo ago
That's wild I had to look up if anyone bought it. Apperantly 8 people did! > https://www.latimes.com/archives/blogs/technology-blog/story...
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Iv'e switched all but my work laptop because of well work, but the push came after they seemed to 'dumb' down the OS. The disjointed WebView mixed with old winforms for navigating simple things is infuriating alone. I've
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> “As soon as Higby put that post out, I opened an investigation on it,” So when a right wing 'reporter' highlights people are doing things within their legal right, there's an investigation straight away. But they can rel
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Amazon is laying off 16,000 employees(aboutamazon.com)
42 points by bilekas 9mo ago|4 comments
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Ah I see, still is no excuse to find crime, only adding to your potential problems really.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Well Interpol will tell you directly so no need to fund criminal groups. https://www.interpol.int/en/How-we-work/Notices/Red-Notices/...
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> Pestrikov found he was named in a red diffusion after he fled Russia in June 2022 It doesn't say how he found out, I would imagine he's regularly checking online, he was stopped at a control check somewhere? Seems to me that
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Privacy has an age rating now ? Seems a little ironic forcing anyone under 18 away from being able to have extra layers of privacy and in some cases security online.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
There needs to be more awareness into setting up W11 install ISO's which can be modified to disable bitlocker by default, disable the online account requirement. I recently needed to make a bootable key and found that Rufus out of the
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Maybe, but the people who fund political campaigns tend not to fund those candidates.
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink: 'What Happens to Everyone Else If AI Fuels Inequality?(investopedia.com)
10 points by bilekas 9mo ago|6 comments
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Exactly, and infact vim is very simular, neovim in my case extensible through lua scripts as an example. It's as light or feature packed as I like. Contrast that to Eclipse and Visual Studio (not vsCode) and it's clear why the lar
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> it deters people like me who aren't totally confident in sending reports This is by design, you shouldn't be submitting reports on anything less than certainty. It's not the maintainers responsibility to prove out your i
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by bilekas 9mo ago
This is great actually. I can feel the sentiment of the slop they've had to deal with. Fair play to them.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> People build tools that they want to use, then share it with others because it's free to. If the rest of the economy worked like this we would be in full-blown utopia. But the rest of the economy doesn't work like this, so su

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