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901.
by chmod775 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that in this instance Bill only got one liftimee and one chance to be correct like the rest of us.
902.
by chmod775 3y ago
I don't think airline manufacturers are a great example of unchained capitalism. They're a god-awful example actually, being heavily chained to nations and in many cases directly supported, protected, and owned by them. There&
903.
by chmod775 3y ago
CDPR leadership has repeatedly gone on record about their loathing of DRM, so that doesn't surprise me. They also run GOG, which is mostly DRM-free games. Another major recent title available DRM-free on GOG is Baldur's Gate 3 by
904.
by chmod775 3y ago
> I’m all for positiveness, but what did PatrickJS expect? It’s understandable when someone has a monetary incentive, but this is basically a (light) hooliganism. You're making the assumption that they were aware of the complication
905.
by chmod775 3y ago
I don't think there's a lot of overlap between places that experience power cuts and places with a sizable population that can afford electric cars. Excepting South Africa, but probably not for much longer.
906.
by chmod775 3y ago
I'm going to keep mixing this up regularly until I change careers.
907.
by chmod775 3y ago
> because no new predator is going to evolve during our watch. Queue some micro-organism evolving, wiping out mankind, evolving further to achieve self awareness, creating a micro-civilization, digging up this post, and putting it in a m
908.
by chmod775 3y ago
Anything that fits in RAM on one machine is easily too small for Hadoop. In those cases, the overhead of Hadoop is going to make it get destroyed by a single beefy machine. The only times where this might not be the case is when you're
909.
by chmod775 3y ago
> You won't get persistence when you restart the process, but you'll still be able to run code that needs to read and write files. Since it's Linux and you can give it "network access" (using workarounds such as
910.
by chmod775 3y ago
> I'm curious how Slack performs My colleagues and myself used Slack for years, were forced to use Teams for about 2 years because of our new parent company, and finally went back to Slack after we collectively quit that shitshow to
911.
by chmod775 3y ago
> Would it be possible for players to have unique camera perspectives when split, and then reorient to the same perspective when within a given distance to transition to single screen? Technically, yes. There's not any major technic
912.
by chmod775 3y ago
Here's where people from Australian military intelligence sign-in: http://reg.bom.gov.au/defence/ You tell me why http is bad now.
913.
by chmod775 3y ago
Can you convert that to football fields?
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by chmod775 3y ago
>I think that's something worth reflecting on, about why we feel it's OK to pirate news articles, but not other IP. A lot of of that is going to stem from the fact that respect for "journalism" is pretty low. More tha
915.
by chmod775 3y ago
> TU Berlin Scientists Hack Tesla Autopilot and Discover Secret Elon-Mode They merely confirmed it exists as they went about other things. This wasn't the bulk of their work at all. Terrible headline and article. Better to watch the
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by chmod775 3y ago
The submission title is "In 2024T-Mobile will start monitoring SMS and fining users for violations", yet there's no mention of "monitoring" in the article, even though that may be a consequence of these policies.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Edit: What a surprise that this story got flagged to death too. Surely that's not indicative of a problem either. I wonder if Paul Biggar, who called this kind of thing out a short while ago, was another victim of that group. Some rece
918.
by chmod775 3y ago
This doesn't seem to be welcome, since this submission at 1 hours old, 37 points and 7 comments just completely disappeared from the first 10 pages of HN without even having flagged status. While that's fair, since this likely to
919.
by chmod775 3y ago
I assume this is the post in question: https://blog.paulbiggar.com/i-cant-sleep/ HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38645523 [flagged] - 124 points, 81 comments It reads like he knew w
920.
by chmod775 3y ago
> I’m glad they make stand-alone artifacts. Note that the shelf live of many types of CDs and DVDs isn't all that long and you shouldn't rely on them to preserve things. Some will be unreadable in less than a decade. It varies
921.
by chmod775 3y ago
> 2% of the total population arrested each year sounds like a lot! It's probably mostly people getting arrested multiple times. But yeah, there's a lot of arrests where police in other countries would have just ID'd peopl
922.
by chmod775 3y ago
>I'm certain we can agree that it's still better than China, Russia and or Iran. I'm not certain that the people living there agree. From their perspective they bled, got betrayed, and had their entire region royally fucke
923.
by chmod775 3y ago
> if you perform a sort of pre-compilation pass to generate a sort of bytecode Generate JS and throw it through eval/new Function. The JS engine is going to beat by a mile whatever you can come up with within the constraints of JS.
924.
by chmod775 3y ago
All the car needs to store is some private key corresponding to yourself, to prove it's that car. On modern hardware you can make these really hard to steal, short of taking the entire chip with you. Worse case, if someone steals that
925.
by chmod775 3y ago
Kurzgesagt recently had an interesting video on how life might have been everywhere when the universe was still young and essentially every inch of it had temperatures to support it. The bit that sold me on the idea was when they noted that
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by chmod775 3y ago
And here I thought this was merely a joke paper.
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by chmod775 3y ago
The modern version communicates the full premise in the first sentence, whereas the old version takes much longer to get to the point. While the story of the ship illustrates the problem nicely, it is not as important, as the ship is merely
928.
by chmod775 3y ago
Automation entered meat space centuries before it replaced knowledge work.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Perhaps the phrase "I don't hate it, but I don't love it" doesn’t fully encapsulate the nuanced spectrum of emotional response. Might I suggest employing "I harbor a moderate degree of equivocation regarding this ma
930.
by chmod775 3y ago
The most basic "overclocking" these days is actually undervolting. The clock speed you can leave to the chip. The undervolting makes the chip run cooler, which in turn means it can stay at higher frequencies longer.

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