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by econ 10mo ago
Install some custom style css extensions and look at all the HN variations. I like the solarized one.
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by econ 10mo ago
The comment page here on mobile https://techposts.eu/post/68 It shifts out of the screen on the left cutting off the comments. (The problem is probably how you deal with the long url or not deal with it)
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by econ 10mo ago
There use to be one Google video (out of many) that would completely fix my migraine in 3 minutes. Used it about 200 times for that. Hangovers, lack of sleep and spontaneous headaches. At other times it just gave great clarity, very refresh
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by econ 10mo ago
By using a service you also chose to support it. This is how one should make the choices. You are going to have false positives in fraud detection. You are going to have to investigate those or pay in reputation. Fail to fight fraud may als
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by econ 10mo ago
If you buy them in bulk for employees they get progressively cheaper. It also matters how many customers you can serve vs how many you have and what you spend to get one customer into your store. If you spend 500 per day to get 100 customer
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by econ 10mo ago
I've used bing for a decent while but since they can't make a normal website that works on Firefox their slightly inferior results made me use Google again.
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by econ 10mo ago
I don't know and don't doubt it but the results don't match. (For me at least)
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by econ 10mo ago
I never really use it but there is a lot in the Yahoo index that google refuses to index. https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=blog.james-zhan.com&fr=yfp...
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by econ 10mo ago
You want to restrict applications as much as possible without hindering their function. An assistant is only annoying if it can't actually do anything. If the hardware doesn't follow some cosy deal the user can swap out the API wh
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by econ 10mo ago
Wouldn't it be easier to feed the famous essay into the LLM? https://www.mindprod.com/jgloss/unmain.html
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by econ 11mo ago
Machine translations are really good now. Early on I would translate the same sentence back and forwards while "engineering" the "prompt". You still need to check it or at least be aware it's a translation. The prob
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by econ 11mo ago
Let's also do biometric based cryptography so that just having the key or looking like them isn't enough.
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by econ 11mo ago
Portugal has nearly 9.5% that seems enough for a dedicated party.
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by econ 11mo ago
Representation without taxation seems even more offensive. But the real joke has to be to vote for laws for others (not you) to be subjected to.
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by econ 11mo ago
Having people vote who don't live in the country has always struck me as weird. If you are some place else for say a year or even 10 years it seems a reasonable topic for debate but longer?? Never pay taxes either???
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by econ 11mo ago
I have this uhh I think it is a joke... Where I immediately implement feedback regardless just to encourage getting more of it. This is a great way to step on all toes and get negative feedback on the new approach. Basically the same as tel
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by econ 11mo ago
Inconsistent sounds so bad :)
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by econ 11mo ago
I've never had the luxury of multiple db but in general race conditions.. Could you put an almost empty db in front that only records recent changes? Deletes become rows, updates require posting all values of the row. If no record is f
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by econ 11mo ago
Marketing is very excited about the negative articles.
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by econ 11mo ago
Damned if you do, more damned if you don't. I do suggest using high voltage rather than a hammer.
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by econ 11mo ago
>Everyone downstream of whatever is broken on their infrastructure probably has it too. Probably?
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by econ 11mo ago
People (nowadays?) have no pride in what they do. Greed is praised not frowned upon. Money hungry maniacs without an ounce of even the most basic decency are idolized. It's pretty wild that people are also surprised by the outcome. Peo
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by econ 11mo ago
Made me envision this terrible idea. arr = []; y = 0; setInterval(()=>{arr[y]=x},10) setInterval(()=>{x=y++},1000) setInterval(()=>{x="fizz"},3000) setInterval(()=>{x="buzz"},5000) setInterval(()=>{x=&quot
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by econ 11mo ago
One of the funniest aspects is that the memories are dynamic. If you read them out all kinds of things change. I love that reluctant feeling when tempted to change the size of the fish. Which is not at all my nature but I'm sure I do i
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by econ 11mo ago
In the early 2000 I ran into an outgrowth of patents that described all variations of the seamless replacement of humans in phone calls. Years later I got a telemarketing call where a young lady introduced her employer so enegetically and i
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by econ 11mo ago
They also own the ad slots everywhere else.
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by econ 11mo ago
You could also optimize everything for future updates that optimize things even further for even more updates... Humm.. that was supposed to be a joke but our law making dev team isn't all that productive to put it mildly. Perhaps some
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by econ 11mo ago
One more reason for browsers to save all pages one visits.
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by econ 11mo ago
Their DNS is great. Removing websites without a good reason would quickly ruin everything for them.
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by econ 11mo ago
Someone one time wrote a great filesharing application. Then one day I asked him about caching what other clients downloaded and offered. A few exchanges later he concluded that one could reconstruct what someone downloaded. The problem was

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