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by dgrin91 2y ago
Thats some pretty shady shit. I have a relative who is mostly a-political and bought a Tesla years ago with the intention of being good for the environment. Now she has a target on her back? What?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
There are managed cold wallets of various flavors - either managed hardware, multisig partners, or in some cases just sales shenanigans where they are full key custodians but call it cold storage. Its a problematic part of crypto from a fou
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by dgrin91 2y ago
If you are taking out $200 from an ATM you are probably buying something from a local store. Groceries, car mechanic, maybe going to a bar, something like that. Good luck paying for that with Monero. Oh and I hope you don't lose your c
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I watched the video, the Wile E. Coyote fake wall stuff is a gimmick meant to draw kids in. That, however, par for the course of his videos; they are designed to hook kids into engineering with silly things and secretly teach real engineer
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Fun game. Some comments: 1. I did not realize that battle world was the actual description I was meant to provide. I thought it was just a name for my world, so I put some dumb name and now I'm stuck with that as my world. 2. It would
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I can't tell if this is honest or sarcasm
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by dgrin91 2y ago
> ... Carlos Slim canceled all business collaborations with Starlink in Latin America, which made Musk lose 7 billion US dollars. Uhhh.. what? Can anyone explain that line? Where did this 7B come from? Did Musk lose it or did SpaceX? Thi
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I'm a big paradox fan, especially eu4 and hoi4, but their dlc policy is downright toxic. There are tons of dlcs, they are all overpriced and they all break the base game in their own ways, and the only way to "fix" it is to b
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Basically all federal pay data is made public, so in this case its less of doge not being transparent and more of they haven't gotten to it yet (my guess). The Chief of Staff makes ~180-200k, if I remember, but I haven't looked it
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by dgrin91 2y ago
The title here is poor. Its not that Slack is subject to FOIA and other systems are not - its that the org structure of DOGE is being transition from being under OMB to directly under the executive office. If they use Slack there it would b
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I know this has important global trade implications and all, but I'm really curious about the logistics of this. Where is all this gold coming from? How is it being delivered to NY? Is it being delivered to the fed bank? How much will
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Wait till you learn about coffee breaks.
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I'm harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from your site. (2018)(david-gilbertson.medium.com)
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by dgrin91 2y ago
What about all their private security?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
The hilarious dichotomy of HN - this post says UX is going wrong because of JS requirements and HTML only was better, while the one below (currently this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42682927 ) says UX is getting be
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Ah yes, the peasants who are free to leave at any time, get nice salaries and a nice severance at the end, plus a ton of benefits. Oh and at FB many can still WFH. Big tech has problems, but lets not exaggerate - that undermines progress.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Thats not how licensing works.... You are using UBO's likeness without their permission. Commercial success does not affecting licensing requirements. Also it seems like your company makes custom browsers, and you put your company name
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Beyond the fact that there are some pretty clear license violations here that will get you shut down instantly, doesn't the idea of an entire browser centered around a single plugin just seem bad? I get it, modern internet without an a
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Is this really true? Virtually all news sites, regardless what side you agree with, have ads. Basically all entertainment has ads (or subscriptions). Productivity stuff is either full of sales or upsells, aka ads, or alternatively sell your
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Ah, thanks! Missed that.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I wonder how this works for defense/law enforcement agencies. Do they get some special carveout?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Almost 100%. Most 'custom code' I've written in my career for various employers, customers, clients, etc has been very similar. Business logic tends to be <10%, the rest is just integrating stuff and piping data.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I don't know what perplexity is, but there are 2 easy solutions to what you want to do - 1. winget. Probably has ffmpeg, but I haven't checked. 2. You can just download it from their site. Google ffmpeg windows and first link gets
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Not a full rollout, just initial test drives. Still a big step. Good to see Waymo scaling up over time.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
dumb question - in one of the emails they mention ICO. What is that? > I have considered the ICO approach and will not support it. ... > I respect your decision on the ICO idea Pretty sure they aren't talking about Initial Coin O
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by dgrin91 2y ago
My guess would be not that dangerous. People would not live next door to the launch site, they would live a 20 minute drive away. People live near KSC and Vandenburg, there are no dangers there. It will be loud when there are launches, but
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Alternatively the can do back testing - using historical data they feed a subset into the predictor, then compare it's predictions to actual history
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Seems like the account is already banned
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by dgrin91 2y ago
What day to they retool on?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
This might be the worst site I have ever seen. On mobile, this site has the normal randomly loading ads, but then also has pop-ups asking for my name and a callback number? Wtf??? I'd almost give them points for audacity if it didn&#x2

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