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by bugbuddy 3y ago
I can assure you that this will never leave the lab. Check FSD for reference.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
I am not skilled in these areas so I am very scared. I am going to go back to school to get a nursing degree because it is guaranteed to not be disrupted by the disrupters like now where the disrupters are disrupting themselves. Despite the
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Meanwhile Indian scam centers cost Americans billions more every year and John Oliver has not heard or cared yet. Indian scam centers operate with impunity and support of local government in bed with big political bosses. This has been goin
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Indian scam centers costs American billions more per year and they operate with impunity and support of local governments. This is a much bigger issue affecting Americans. Has John Oliver delivered any outrage over this? Nope, because he is
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
There is so much omission from this show that it is completely unfair. It just picks on one or two countries. In reality, this problem exists everywhere and it is only raised for certain countries because of geopolitical conveniences. How m
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
This is a wide spread problem in many country we should not pin it on any particular country like the media wants to do. It is disgusting how even seemingly “woke” media like the late night YouTube guy (whatever his name is) tries to do thi
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
My comment was a joke and I am ok with the downvotes because I understand HN folks can sometimes have difficulty with jokes.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Too long did not read. This advice is not helpful if you have schizophrenia.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Small nitpick. Everything on Mars will all be scorched and then heat deathed. Enjoy your evening.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
I am genuinely curious what is different about us posting here?
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Great list. Thank you so much!
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Usually the comment sections here are pretty fun to read but anything neuroscience related results in absolute cringe-inducing comment chains. This one is no exception.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
The key word here is “feels.” I would not trust feelings when it comes to software systems’ reliability.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Yes, we can absolutely implement this but your computer now runs x times slower and or is y times more expensive. For the vast majority of people, this would be a quaint exercise and real market exists for it.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
The average IQ is 100…
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Yes, and that if you want to believe in something you can always come up with the correct sounding justification. In this case, it’s the use of obviously formulaic IQ test formats, thus easily targeted for training, to justify claims that w
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
You are talking about layer 3 while people are talking about layer 2.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
The logical jumps in your thinking are so wild. How could people exercise such insane mental gymnastics while keeping a straight face? Are all human intellectual work so easily subsumed into spam filtering system? This is a clear sign of ma
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Imagine Earth but with human vision range extended much greater.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Wow, that’s the same experience that I havr trying to use any app on the iOS App Store. Download, use one basic feature, use a second feature? Nope sign up first. Ok, signed up. Ok now? Nope, that feature requires a subscription. It is very
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
Both are fruits though. Similarly these are also both front end library/framework.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
But I was also told by the smartest people that population declines across the world are the actual real threat. What should I believe?
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
I heard somewhere that dystopia is fundamentally unstable. Maybe they should test that question.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
The pitch sounds a little LLMish to me. I’ll play a game of guess the prompt: Write me a developer sales pitch for my new …
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
It was trained on billions on hours of media that they paid for and costing them hundreds of billions of dollars. /s
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
True these giants make their own lives easier and don’t implement much billing controls into the infrastructure. It is your money so it is your responsibility to protect it. Use billing alerts, hacks, and research things carefully before ju
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
I understand the down votes but I would still say that being aware of the rough estimate costs of each service you are using is an integral part of an engineer’s job. After all, we care a lot about CPU cycles and those are measured in femto
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
There is a really easy fix to this problem: setting billing limits. This can be done with almost all cloud providers and it takes almost no time. These incidents just show a lack of professionalism on the part of the person incurring the co
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
They may be limiting the read artificially to increase your resource utilization else where. If you have disk bottleneck then you would be more likely to use more instances. It is still about the bottom line.
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by bugbuddy 3y ago
> One theory is that EC2 intentionally caps the write speed at 1 GB/s to avoid frequent device failure, given the total number of writes per SSD is limited. This is the theory that I would bet on because it lines up with their botto

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