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detaro
3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35948854
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35948854
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3y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35939842 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35937938
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3y ago
Which supports RedNifre's point that it is about publication, not just material existing privately.
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3y ago
> My partner works in a company with a pretty liberal WFH policy, but prefers to go to the office. But when she does, the office is half empty, and she hates it. So make the office smaller. Although many people going to office probably
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3y ago
The vast majority of people receiving gender-affirming care are not children.
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3y ago
It's a marketing term, so clarity wasn't the goal, but it did make some sense in that it's not just threading in software, but enables the hardware to run multiple threads sometimes. Don't forget that it was primarily in
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3y ago
No, these things are really quite clearly defined, and certainly not so muddy to include something like "which would put the distinction in software, not hardware architecture.". These are hardware architecture terms.
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3y ago
you might want to read the article again
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3y ago
There was an interesting question a while back what happens if a company pays a ransom to a group affiliated with some entity that's under sanctions (which isn't exactly an unlikely scenario)
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35931402
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3y ago
> Heck Hacker News, probably the gold standard for simple websites, would itself be unusable. You wouldn't even be able to get the upvote/downvote buttons to work. Hacker News upvote/downvote buttons work without Javascr
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3y ago
bill text: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2023/1580/BillText/er/...
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3y ago
- Fewer distractions from other things on the computer - digital becomes harder if you want to sketch things or write formulas (some friends in uni could type LaTeX as as fast as the lecturer could write on the blackboard, I certainly could
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3y ago
Especially since we had the term "fake leather" or "imitation leather" for a long time.
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3y ago
> Vegan leather is 100% PU leather. Or PVC. Or plant fibers stabilized with PLA and resin (those tend to make big deal about the "plant" part). or ...
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35931402
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3y ago
it has to share the streets with cars EDI: and for country, in more rural bits frequency to low
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3y ago
The last high-profile UK example isn't that long ago (icelandic banks last time)?
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3y ago
> FSD has been 5 years away for… 15 years now? the past few years it has been "later this year"
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_invented_here#In_computing
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3y ago
It's how the post makes sense in context?
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3y ago
It's not uncommon. Some departments take the "CS" label serious, and focus on that. Arguably it should be more common to have degrees with explicit "software" labeling vs expecting CS to focus on development.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35932212
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3y ago
> Does this mean 47% of all online ad spend is fraudulent? No. Why would it?
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3y ago
> 152TB (just how?) got the email. EDIT: One user claims to have 2 PB stored. Wow. Need to backup the giant unwatched porn and movie collection somehow, and paying for that would be expensive, so pushing "unlimited" offers by
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3y ago
how would that work?
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3y ago
Fairly sure that's an example of the belief she did spread in the past , not something she believes now (as in as of the time of writing the article).
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3y ago
... from Amazon?
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3y ago
I'm assuming what they mean is "pretended to be Mobile Safari" (which is just setting the HTTP header for what you are to say that you are Safari)
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