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by edf13 4y ago
It's not that they can't be bothered - it's that they want to be the one that posts with the upvotes/attention
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Are you confident enough to audit the free software yourself - or pushing the trust back to someone else?
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It’s not really the serving that’s the issue - it’s the amount of bandwidth used… in the case of serving simple content (like txt) bandwidth is always going to be the expensive element
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Which makes this "live counter" pointless - as it is purely counting as if the losses are continuing at the same rate as the last n quarters
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A fair bit of fear mongering and false news here… almost all of these permissions are not possible on an iPhone / and likely not even possible on modern android!
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No, it won’t
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Ermmm. Wasn’t it green for sms way before iMessage was launched?
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Problem with glassdoor it makes it incredibly painful to browse without registering and giving up your own data!
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by edf13 4y ago
Just reminded myself of Jonny 5 needing input… https://youtu.be/Y9lwQKv71FY
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Simple - humans aren’t learning by reading and understanding a word at a time (or token)… They are taking many thousands (millions?) of inputs every minute for their surroundings
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(It’s also virtually impossible to prove or disprove when it’s a large company!)
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it’s not slack listed as a company but rather “professionals from”… > Trusted by professionals from This is a growing trend I’ve noticed - it’s a bit of a fake call to legitimacy
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Musk to buy Twitter for original price(news.sky.com)
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by edf13 4y ago
Slightly aside… OLAP/Column dbs generally work well for large bulk inserts with many analytical queries… How do clickhouse (or other column dbs) work with larger inserts (e.g. log data type inserts)?
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That comes across very much as a “we fixed all these nasty issues with Typescript” comparison
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This is a startling fact: > A one-off 99 percent tax on the ten richest men’s pandemic windfalls, for example, could pay: to make enough vaccines for the world; to provide universal healthcare and social protection, fund climate adaptati
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Problem is that the source has come via Tornado cash (Which has injuctions in place in the US)....
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Why should you be able to get source code of someone’s private work?
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And even here the spam/bot tweets are present... https://twitter.com/indosat/status/1570322826363559936 What's more worrying is that people are sending ETH to the scammers wallet: https://ethe
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Show HN: AIPugs– Stable Diffusion Powered NFTs
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AI Pugs(twitter.com)
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by edf13 4y ago
So you can get 30 IMSI switches per month... that doesn't sound like anywhere near enough for me. Also - what happens if you're on a low traffic cell site and make the change. Suddenly a new IMSI appears on that tower (With a big
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by edf13 4y ago
How do the likes of Burnernote and yopass prove security/safety/offline?
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by edf13 4y ago
Looks nice... I'm a bit out of touch in this space but my last solution for similar would be Datadog. How does this compare?
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-> How useless SOL is
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I would but your site is jumping and scrolling back to the top whenever I try to fill the form in (on safari iOS)
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by edf13 4y ago
European here too and very interested in this too. Be worth you having a email signup form for notifications of rollout to other countries!
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> Trades figures this out centuries ago. The difference with “us” is that our skills are still evolving - and quickly in many spaces…. The tools change, the methods change and the skill sets are constantly evolving to match.
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There isn't a great deal of content here... this is purely marketing spam?
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So just a Lisp interpreter for Android? >The PilBox App itself (called the "PilBox kernel") is written in Java, the normal Android way. It displays a WebView GUI, and starts a PicoLisp binary compiled for Arm64 CPUs. This binar

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