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by comboy 4y ago
Anybody played with Mikrotik KNOT LR8 kit? I like them but it's new and I want something reliable when I'm learning
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by comboy 4y ago
Same. I had huge expectations. Basically what you learn is that octopuses are intelligent and for a long time we didn't realize because they are smart enough to know they are in custody when we catch them and they're pretty social
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by comboy 4y ago
> I realized you can copy and paste between a Mac and an iPhone you had on the same Apple ID whoa Although I didn't realize that compromised phone can steal data from my laptop :|
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by comboy 4y ago
Oh, yes compressed swap makes much more sense, thanks.
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by comboy 4y ago
Memory compression? I can't find any good resources to read about it, any hints? I'm having trouble imaging how could it possibly work without totally destroying performance.
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by comboy 4y ago
I mean, tracking lets companies identify you across different events. Apple doesn't need to ask for that when you are using iphone. I don't even mean it in a malicious way, just the fact that it will keep doing authenticated reque
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by comboy 4y ago
I wonder how it compares to QUIC
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by comboy 4y ago
> I think it is a bit scary if we get a result from a system, and nobody can tell you why or how it was computed. You don't need ML for that. That's Wednesday in any corporation.
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by comboy 4y ago
I think the other poster wants consciousness to stay mysterious and unrelated to pattern recognition. But I'm not sure where does it end up then given agreement about lack of Cartesian Theater.
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by comboy 4y ago
I think we're kind of becoming multi a cell organism. There's limit to human knowledge, but we are getting more and more efficient at communication, both with other humans and with machines. Even without something like Neuralink w
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by comboy 4y ago
> his success is mostly throwing money at eager (and smart) engineers This meme is on fire but I did not expect it here on HN where people can understand what he is talking about. There are many videos like this [1] and interviews (e.g.
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by comboy 4y ago
So did I. When you apply critical thinking, I don't think it matters where the insights came from, they are still valuable.
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by comboy 4y ago
> No one ever plays games to completion like this. Oh I wish.
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by comboy 4y ago
Optical illusions is one thing, but, I don't know, "Predictably Irrational", "Thinking fast and slow" or just whatever is happening all around. We do not understand our data. In general yes, I believe most people wi
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by comboy 4y ago
Why is there so much discussion about sandboxing? Why wouldn't I put some malicious code in the package itself limiting myself to installation only?
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by comboy 4y ago
I think the expensive part comes mostly from the part that it is hard to make anonymous payment. Sending money is kind of a verification (unless dogecoin is accepted ;) ). I still have no clue why bots would care to have it though, since th
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by comboy 4y ago
Details like what you actually need are less important, but you would definitely need to enter how much your company is worth as an input, if such website existed. If you have enough options though, you can be upfront about it - hey I have
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by comboy 4y ago
It's amazing how well it works. E.g. to test context I asked it "what is EtF"? There is no such acronym in the paper, but they mention English-to-French and that was the answer. So how do you use GPT-3 for that? Do I understa
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by comboy 4y ago
Simplest use case would just to have a container in the basement / garage through which the water flows, assuming you are heating it at least a little. You likely keep lower temp there so it is much more efficient. Although in practice
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by comboy 4y ago
I get the point, but don't you have it in the back of your mind when using any 3rd party service? I do.
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by comboy 4y ago
Does it matter? It seem to literally throw random videos it thinks you may like into the search results. It is hard to process for me how could they screw simple things so bad.
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by comboy 4y ago
Maybe writing it down will help to let it go, I'll try it some time. > I've only ever had one lucid dream, in which I was being chased and realized I could just throw myself off a cliff to wake up, which is what I immediately d
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by comboy 4y ago
There are some tricks which can help you stay there. E.g. you can try spinning around and then usually you end up in a different place. Also, if you haven't been lucid dreaming for a long time yet it may come naturally as you get less
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by comboy 4y ago
I highly recommend this book from 30 years ago. It was based on works from much earlier, but I think some part of the field kind of still haven't caught up to it yet (I agree with you). https://www.goodreads.com/book&#x
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by comboy 4y ago
Even without any physical changes in the brain, aren't our experiences relative? I mean heroin addicts are often saying they wish they never tried it. So if the drug is just about pleasure, doesn't it lessen all your future pleas
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by comboy 4y ago
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by comboy 4y ago
> really? you need 30fps from your doorbell even when no one is there yet? I think the reasoning may be that with Apple you pay extra to know that something will work well out the box without any issues (yeah yeah, I mean the theory). Pe
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by comboy 4y ago
> so radiation is being emitted and blocked in a way that coincides to the way we interpret 3d objects It's not coincidental, this is how our vision works.
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by comboy 4y ago
Bad app will just brutally fetch it every time with not even a cache on its side. As a quick fix, there are many options for limiting per IP per timespan, e.g. fail2ban, you could configure it to punish bad apps without crippling functional
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by comboy 4y ago
You're not gonna read all these comments, are you? Hope you will still have luck, but in the meantime - sorry if it sounds harsh but seems like quickest way to communicate it - if you are not ok with yourself and with your life, I don&

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