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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   > directly streamed from the underlying S3 bucket, which is free. No reads from S3 are free. All outgoing traffic from AWS is charged no matter what.
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   I remember ITER designed internal robotic arms to not have electrical components at all, only hydraulics.
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   And that's why it's harder (or easier?) to make the same landing again -- we taking way less chances. Today we know of way more failure modes than back then.
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   Well, it's hard to tell with military advances. Before the attack you cannot say anyone is terrible, after -- it's too late. Like Russia recently denied they are amassing troops at the borders, and claimed that was just military e
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   Yes, and when apps do request many permissios, I just estimate how reputable the company is. A name like Adobe must be ok, right?
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   Good to know, thank. But the status thing is very much the same, if not even more important on in US. The whole red-vs-blue counties thing, is very much urban rich-vs-poor countryside. Maybe not so much in Europe, although I'm not sure
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   Japan is very different than most cultures in cleaning after yourself. It's very ingrained in their psyche, e.g. school students are trained to clean their classrooms in organized way. So your argument might hold for other countries, b
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   I tried to read it assuming the blog post author is a hacker. The hacker could have stolen an OTP device with DNS access, but couldn't steal for the phone number (so they removed it, there was no explanation why phone number is removed
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   by deepsun 6mo ago

   Then it would be more correct to say that we "lose when we forego control" when our friends push the iMessage on us. In my bubble literally noone uses iMessage. More tech savvy use Signal/GroupMe, less tech savvy use SMS&#x2F
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    Don't purchase? I don't own any Apple devices, everything works fine.
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    Where are the turtles?
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    But that one (art002e000193~large.jpg) is only 287kB. The Lightroom-processed one is 6.2MB. I would expect original to be heavier.
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    Are you sure they took it down completely, not just removed from public eyes? Majority of LinkedIn income is from businesses, they might still sell it in some form (e.g. stats/aggregates).
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    I talked about Musk the person. Tesla was founded by different guys, Musk just forced them out. SpaceX is indeed very cool, but not because of Musk. He just put his name on everything that might have been cool, even if dumb (remember Hyperl
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    I've got plenty of downvotes here on HN for critiquing him on Stage 1, herd mentality is relevant for HN community just as well.
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    It is super weird that developers have to run a binary blob on their machines. It's 2026, all the major developer CLI tools are open-source anyway. What's the point for Anthropic to even make it secret?
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    Well you still have account on HN.
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    by deepsun 6mo ago

    They rushed to launch Actions because GitLab launched them before. BTW, GitLab called it "CI/CD" just as a navigation section on their dashboard, and that name spread outside as well, despite being weird. Weird names are easi
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    "Good artists copy, great artists steal" (c) Picasso
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    And even more useful would be unit-tests -- here is a loophole and here is the law preventing it. Whenever a law is about to be changed/removed, run all the tests to make sure no regressions.
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    You would most probably have it taken away by endless stream of brain sugar like TikTok, if it existed back in your days.
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    I consider it as basic security measure as SSL. Otherwise any MitM can easily redirect users to a phishing resource. Did DNSSEC for company website, worked with zero maintenance for several years. On a cloud-provided DNS. Would want the sam
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    > during peace talks Well, I'm old enough to remember many "peace talks" go to eternity wit absolutely zero results. In many countries around the world. Just to create the argument.
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    How to make it DNSSEC?
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    I cheer any decision that holds any private web property (like Facebook) accountable for it's user actions. It helps to reduce hegemony of large social platforms and promotes privately owned websites. For example, I know everyone who h
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    And that is the answer to Fermi paradox "why we don't see any other civilizations in the galaxy".
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    I just noted how people typically think, based on my experience in the area. :shrug: PS: By the way, "Can Zendesk be used as a CRM?": https://www.zendesk.co.uk/blog/can-zendesk-be-used-as-a-crm/
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    The fire truck was cleared to cross the runway, but for an unknown reason it waited for 30 seconds before starting to cross.
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    Thanks, just a note that by "CRM" people typically think of Sales (Salesforce, Hubspot etc), not Support (zendesks and freshdesks).
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    by deepsun 7mo ago

    The time you need to find out competitor pricing (quote) is also inefficiency. Ideally (unachievable of course) all the options and prices (and fair comparison based on product utility only) is immediately available for any customer upon de