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by dgrin91 5mo ago
I mean... Is the really valuable? I don't think what atlassian built is particularly technically challenging. There are a lot of products and it would take a lot of work, but no individual bit is hard. I think the only hard part is get
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
Huh, interesting. I am very dubious of that quote. IANAL, but I'm pretty sure if they actually filed that in court they would be laughed out of the room. My guess is either the reporters got it wrong or its some AI hallucination. Unfor
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
To be a bit pedantic, its not sovereign immunity, its qualified immunity. It is defeatable, and there are examples of it, but its rather rare. It is an abused and obviously problematic legal doctrine
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
Maybe a dumb question, but how is this suppose to work for iphone users? They wont have google play, and it seems like android/google play is required here? There is no way they would cut out such a huge chunk of the market.
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
I don't understand why the felt the need to do a big-bang merge like this. Its a formatter, so the files should be functionally equivalent before and after. Why not just enable it for new files/edit files for a while, then once co
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
Sure, it would force sites to block traffic from vpns. The fun part is when you post videos of yourself using a vpn to go to gov website or the candidate website and watch them do nothing
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by dgrin91 5mo ago
Why do you need an online calculator subscription? I can kind of get why you want a physical calculator, especially for a school environment, but why would you want a calculator online when you can just use... the rest of the web?
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
Some of these felt very cherry picked. E.g. 8% interest rate in banks? That probably means mortgage rates were 10-15%, where as they are now 5-6% $0 pensions? Thats just a lie? The pension comes out of your paycheck. Its literally a line it
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
My guess is that is this because UAE has ports on the other side of Hormuz and doesn't want to be restricted in their usage by OPEC? Does this mean UAE thinks Hormuz will be a problem for a long time? And what does it mean for oil pric
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
If you continue through the warning you get a standard wordpress error about multisites.
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
Whats the normal stockpile? Isn't the entire US national strategic oil reserve only enough for like 1 month of US usage? 6 weeks of stockpile does not seem like a crazy number to me.
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
Electricity I don't know how you could deliver ads through, but if someone could think of a way I bet they would. If everyone knew Morris code I bet they would make the lights flicker in Morris code for a discount. Modern cars with con
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
Getting only one 9 on a major tech provider that is suppose to be one of the flagship AI companies. That paints a picture hard to ignore.
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
Here is a hard question - how could Stack Overflow succeed in a post-chatgpt eta? I mean obviously the new CEO and leadership has been total trash and has squandered their goodwill and user loyalty, but if I was CEO instead I don't kno
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
What I don't get is, how does this economically make sense? Isn't there a 100k fee for h1bs now? So 3k h1bs would cost $300 Mil... Before you even start paying salary
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
These numbers can get wonky fast. E.g. devs salaries in Ukraine are pegged to the dollar, so they get free raises as the exchange rates plummet. At the same time the cost of living in Ukraine was low before the war and only got lower. Oh an
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by dgrin91 6mo ago
This is pretty low quality marketing spam. Offline signing? All signing is offline. Its not even a bitcoin thing... its just how the math works.
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
Absolutely fantastic. I actually laughed out loud a few times. My only suggestion is make the shuffle animation shorter. At first I thought you were actually doing some server work when I clicked it and got concerned. Also if you sell these
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OpenAI announces plans to shut down its Sora video generator(arstechnica.com)
11 points by dgrin91 7mo ago|1 comments
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
Satellite images are not always real time. Also satellites can be affected by things like cloud cover.
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U.S. weighs lifting Iranian oil sanctions to keep price in check(axios.com)
37 points by dgrin91 7mo ago|8 comments
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
And its $100 minimum... at least in NYC. Right now its 20-25 a head and that doesn't include transportation or food.
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
I think thats pretty unlikely. The nuke areas are very far inland. Its impractical from a political point of view to put that many troops that far inland. I think more likely they may seize Kharg island. It has direct strategic value (~95%
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
One of the scary things is that not even this really works. Ignoring supply chain attacks, most people treat any client as effectively black box. When was the last time you read through the code of a messaging app? How do you know its safe?
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by dgrin91 7mo ago
Honestly I was surprised about this. It accurately got my GPU and specs without asking for any permissions. I didnt realize I was exposing this info.
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by dgrin91 8mo ago
This is pretty standard. Usually the conditions are performance benchmarks, but may also include IPO. Typically its done in multiple tranches, e.g. 15B at the start, 5 more if you gain +500m users, 5 more if your profit exceeds X, and the r
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by dgrin91 8mo ago
So they caught 2 very small cases and both cases were literally posting publicly about how they were doing a thing against the rules. Seems like they can't actually do anything if the culprits aren't total idiots? Also what is thi
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by dgrin91 8mo ago
Do you really think a $30 hetzner host can sustain that level of traffic performantly? Don't get me wrong, I love hetzner, but I would be very surprised if the numbers work out there.
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by dgrin91 8mo ago
> When we announced these products in November, we planned on being able to share specific pricing and launch dates by now. But the memory and storage shortages you've likely heard about across the industry have rapidly increased si
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by dgrin91 8mo ago
Agreed. Supply chain attacks are scary. I open all sorts of secrets in NPP - did they all get leaked?

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