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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I very much have. I specifically like to craft ISAs for genetic algorithms over the last two decades. It's not work I publish because I never feel like it matters, although I regret that often. I very much enjoy writing C for this purp
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
The amount of scams happening is insane. The amount of people being wraponized into doing terrible things for others is insane. This is kind of a gun story but not really IMO. This is kind of like a story like the people who SWAT others an
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Two tier economy
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Site is death hugged? Anyone have a working link?
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Re%
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I need RAII and refuse to debug ugly macros as a workaround. The STL isn't perfect but it's a good guiding principle.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I understand how it plays out, but these are backup codes that I put into a backup strategy for serious life events and both times I needed them they failed to accomplish what they are for =( Had I followed Googles own advice and relied ent
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
It accepted the backup code and my correct password and then wanted to verify more stuff, which there was nothing, and just said "Sorry, we can't give you access to your account right now".
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
That personal freedom comes at a cost to the safety of your family. Property crime rates skyrocketed. Most stores have to have locked port access. Go walk around Salem or Portland and access some public places. It's not safe to do so a
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
As ytcracker says: Lost a lot of my people to drugs and jail And suicide cause we do or die Thats the way this thing goes with my crew and i But i guess that we all keep it moving right Terminal eternally but you know
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I think 3M also sells a $5 wrench.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
They seem to be alienating a lot of their users right now in a lot of different products. There's a significant surge in open source software right now and Linux and all the people that are coming over are a bit more than usual. Their
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) related to an e-bike accident two years ago. I woke up in the ICU after a short coma-like thing and the nurses/doctors asking me questions and it was clear I was answering for the 10th time or
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I'm well aware. I left Oregon 3 weeks ago and live in DC. Junkies spit on your wife and children while the police watch and say "not enough spit landed" and refuse to arrest anyone. When your property is stolen they will look
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
Oregon kind of already has this they just don't enforce their laws.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
Good call. I did a test and on Chrome I see the spam and I also see the spam on Brave as well, so they don't seem to be any different.
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Does anyone know if Brave has any defense against this like Firefox does?
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
That depends on how apathetic people are. Most of the time they will accept a completely garbage story and you can create infinitely many of those.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
What I am wondering here is are we doing this stuff now on HN where we don't say the scary words like how YouTube content blacks out words on screen because they don't want to spook the algorithm
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I agree. It seems this is kind of a shelling point right now on HN and there isn't a clear guideline yet. I think your usage of flagging makes sense. Thanks
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I haven't used XFS in almost two decades, does it have compression support in the same way? Also, does it do JBOD stuff? I know it's a bit of a different thing, but I really enjoy the pool many disks together part of Btrfs, althou
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I am curious if you know anyone using Btrfs for this too. I like ZFS, but it Btrfs can do this it would be easier to use with some distros, etc. as it's supported in kernel.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
Is HN guidelines to flag AI content? I am unsure of how flagging for this is supposed to work on HN and have only ever used the flag feature for obvious spam or scams.
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by ddtaylor 8mo ago
I made the switch from MySQL to postgres a few years ago I didn't really understand what everyone was excited about before I made the switch. I haven't used MySQL since and I think postgres provides everything I need the only thin
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
It probably started with no updates and only a link in the Help menu. Over time they noticed users were getting scammed from Google Ads and other malware delivery methods. As others have mentioned it a program like this should default into
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Because Windows users don't have basic package management that anyone can use and they probably got tired of idiots getting malware trying to Google random Notepad++ binaries. It's turtles all the way down.
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Flatpak
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
It appears now that zero, with your zero added, has created a final total sum of zero as well.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Well played Anthropic!
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Why do we have to tease out the names of convicted criminals?

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