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by cpa 2y ago
So what? Legitimate warrants cannot exist? Companies exist somewhere, and they follow the rules that can be enforced on them. I'll take warrents by imperfect democracies over autocracies and dictatorship any day.
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by cpa 2y ago
I just rented servers on OVH instead. I mostly do CPU intensive and highly parallel computations, and went from 3500€ to 300€ for my usage. As a startup I often put simplicity and ease of use before pricing but in this case that was too muc
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by cpa 2y ago
It’s good but extremely expensive. I opted for a custom solution, and it’s now costing me a tenth of the price.
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by cpa 2y ago
Also, I can't click on users that are in cities containing a diacritic (Pégomas, France) or a space (La Ciotat, France). Nice idea, good luck with the top spot on HN!
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by cpa 2y ago
Haskell has had a profound impact on the way I think about programming and how I architect my code and build services. The stateless nature of Haskell is something that many rediscover at different points in their careers. Eg in webdev, it&
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by cpa 2y ago
I completely agree. Like the previous comment mentioned, I've explored this area over the past year, and in my tests, the offerings from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft were far superior to the open-source options, especially for long do
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by cpa 2y ago
Nuclear deterrence relies on credibility, so test launches are regularly announced and conducted publicly. eg : https://www.france24.com/en/france/20231119-france-test-fire...
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by cpa 2y ago
Is there a good reason for not allowing parallel uploads in the spec?
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by cpa 2y ago
It's quite niche but it exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_constraint_solving
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Htmx 2.0 Released(github.com)
15 points by cpa 2y ago|1 comments
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by cpa 2y ago
Not exactly what's outlined in the article, but earlier this week I encountered an issue where I couldn't log into my laptop despite entering the correct password (it kept showing 'wrong password' errors). I managed to r
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by cpa 3y ago
Unfortunately, spam exists and phone verification is one of the least-bad-way to ensure that the user is a real person (there are other options, but it really is one that has many advantages). Given that Signal does not have access (by desi
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by cpa 3y ago
Yes, but for telephone networks the network is indistinguishable from the product. Now we’ve got the internet, which allows you to address an IP anywhere in the world whatever its ISP and above that we have services. I’d argue that its a be
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by cpa 3y ago
They do, opening untrusted pdf from unknown senders is part of their job. It’s also one of the many reasons why cybersecurity is so hard!
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Training AI to Play Pokemon with Reinforcement Learning [video](youtube.com)
2 points by cpa 3y ago|0 comments
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by cpa 3y ago
I wanted to only draw from the "good articles" category, but it's not easy to get from the API, unfortunately, so I kept a random draw from all articles. As there are no scores, feel free to choose how to count draws as you w
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Show HN: Which of these two wiki pages exist in the most languages?(wikilingua.charlespierre.fr)
6 points by cpa 3y ago|4 comments
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by cpa 3y ago
The other component of the regulatory package, the DMA (Digital Markets Act), brings interoperability obligations. This aspect is arguably primarily related to competition rather than content moderation, which is why it falls under the DMA
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Impact of Facebook and Instagram on political attitudes(about.fb.com)
3 points by cpa 3y ago|2 comments
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by cpa 3y ago
I'm also using apps such as grafana, prometheus, gitlab… So nextcloud by itself wouldn't cut it. I'm willing to pay (it's $15/mo per server, not per user) because I want something reliable that I won't have to
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by cpa 3y ago
I've tried sandstorm and yunohost but those didn't make me confortable enough to use in a production setting. I've been using cloudron.io for a few years and it's great. Never had issues with data loss or updates.
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by cpa 3y ago
In France, there's a century old custom in the construction industry to cook a "gigot bitume" to celebrate completion of important milestones in the project. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigot_bitume
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by cpa 3y ago
“In a real life setting, underlying distribution is stationary about 9% of the time”. Better than I would have expected, actually.
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by cpa 4y ago
I believe this kind of service is the way forward when it comes to developer tooling. But paying $39/mo/user for having the right to deal with the deployment myself for a tool that is still alpha is pretty high. I understand the (
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by cpa 4y ago
Just using the geography stuff and doing joins on ST_Intersects. I couldn't guarantee that my data formed a partition of the plane, which is necessary for topology iirc. Fun was had and headaches too. The biggest speedup I got was comp
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by cpa 4y ago
I lack details but most probably their grief is that OpenAI has not put in place reasonable* safeguards to check if the user is minor or not. * for some value of reasonable -_-
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by cpa 4y ago
It's a good tool as long as your queries are simple, and your graph isn't too large (which is probably the case 99% of the time). And if that allows you to have one less tool to deal with, go for it! But I've tried to push it
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by cpa 4y ago
Very smart people join cults all the time, and it's quite well understood that you don't get them to leave a cult by showing them how irrational it is.
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by cpa 4y ago
(not to bash yunohost since I haven't personally used their service) At my workplace, we use cloudron.io, as their app store feels well maintained and up-to-date. I've never encountered any issues with app updates or instability,
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Magic Sand: augmented reality sandbox/playground(github.com)
198 points by cpa 4y ago|52 comments

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