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by est31 3y ago
> pay the current minority shareholders of SUSE 67% more than their shares are worth on the open market For anyone who paid the IPO price of 30 EUR (and it went up to 40 in the months after the IPO), it would mean a realization of their
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by est31 3y ago
Dating apps in both southern europe as well as northern europe show such a massive difference in how old people look compared to their actual ages.
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by est31 3y ago
Comparing with Google isn't fair, they are probably the company with the single most power over the internet out there.
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by est31 3y ago
Then you are one Google account compromise away from disaster: https://www.pcmag.com/opinions/warning-dont-let-google-manag... Google password manager is not end to end encrypted. LastPass, Bitwarden, and Firefox too,
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by est31 3y ago
> it seems you could easily bisect along a history of patches. I've explained why this doesn't work in my comment above. Both a history of patches and bisect halting at the state of a specific patch are not things pijul support
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by est31 3y ago
Interestingly, for some modern Intel laptops, webcams/microphones aren't supported either, as they use the custom IPU6 protocol.
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by est31 3y ago
The issue is that `log` orders the patches by when they were made, not by when they were merged (in reality it might be a bit more detailed, probably a patch will always be ordered after the patches it depends on). git log also has paramete
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by est31 3y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25032956 Pijul is definitely a nice research project, and maybe some of the technology behind it could be integrated into better git tooling. But I doubt that exposing users to
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by est31 3y ago
Even in one dimension, the average and median don't have to be the same. In a list of numbers 1,2,3,4,100, the median is 3 but the average is 22. Same thing is done here, with same formulas to obtain them, just a two dimensional versio
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by est31 3y ago
For the deprecated TLS algorithms, just use a bunch of reverse proxies at the front using the latest Debian, CentOS, or Ubuntu LTS, with mostly default settings. For OpenSSL, app developers don't need it. There is OS builtin libraries
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by est31 3y ago
Most statements I've heard about the dating scene are pretty negative for men at least. Mostly stuff like this: https://old.reddit.com/r/bayarea/comments/y0heqs/what_is_the...
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by est31 3y ago
AWS has spent billions (with a b) on ipv4 addresses: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36991477 This investment wasn't just of a strategic nature: they have enough market power to hold back the move towards ipv6.
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by est31 3y ago
Exchange prices are still in that region, at least for some RIRs: https://www.ipxo.com/market-stats/
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by est31 3y ago
Even outside of air conditioning, generally the demand is higher during the day than during the night. It's often off by one hour or so though as there is often a peak in the evening.
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by est31 3y ago
Some threads discussing the non-open source nature of LLaMa 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36817938 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36783019 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by est31 3y ago
They also adopted HEIC which is actually quite dangerous thing for the open web to be supported by a browser, given how heavily patented the standard is.
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by est31 3y ago
Rich people tend to be old, and not all, but many old people have bad hardware, even if they are rich. Meanwhile, 87% of US teenagers have iPhones.
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by est31 3y ago
I remember people saying years ago that reddit's redesign is not a problem because it has API access and you can use third party clients... The $7 is the current price, it does not reflect future changes. If the pool of potential custo
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by est31 3y ago
The difference is, with the App Store there is policies against malware. Furthermore, it's harder to hide such an attack as you can't press a button to deploy a special version of the client just to Joe Doe whose private picture
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by est31 3y ago
CAs give out bad certificates all the time. Whether they are done depends on the reason. Often people give fradulent information to CAs, which leads to them issuing a certificate. This is usually discovered soon after the fradulent issuance
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by est31 3y ago
> of the time. Latin looks back on two thousand years of history. You probably mean the middle ages/renaissance, when Latin was indeed used by travellers to get around. At least some of the local elites in the bigger villages spoke
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by est31 3y ago
I would have agreed with you until last year. Now, thanks to the Ukraine war, we see massive price increases for food in egypt and the middle east. For a lot of people there, food became economically way more unavailable. The interesting pa
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by est31 3y ago
Yeah right now, organs get cooled, and then one charters private flights for those organs to bring them to their destination. Also, maybe further research can enable whole bodies to be cooled in a similar way. That would enable a lot of ver
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by est31 3y ago
Fair points, but note that Microsoft charges a lot more than $100 to inspect the source code of Windows (but it is available, at least to really large customers, think governments).
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by est31 3y ago
I think if this existed, then it would benefit the current owners of the large IP pools the most. Currently, yes, many think they can use models trained on OSS code to create proprietary software. In general, proprietary software is bad but
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by est31 3y ago
> You have a right to hear and learn the song, you can play it back from memory, but your tape recorder does not, it's a tool, just like your fancy AI machine. There is two different copyrights, one for the melody/text, and one
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by est31 3y ago
> Youtube is generally a better source for recipes I'm also catching myself more often than I want watching some youtube video that essentially delivers a well researched but not needlessly dumbed down piece on a scientific/edu
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by est31 3y ago
It's an open model so if you want, for a fraction of the training price, you can fine tune it with adult fan fiction to generate even more adult fan fiction if you really want to. An open source model allows for that. Compare this to C
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by est31 3y ago
FTR, Servo has received funding by Mozilla by having their engineers work on it that amounts to way way more than 100k USD.
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by est31 3y ago
Great but they barely have market share. People apparently don't care enough about blocking ads.

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