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by ffhhj 2y ago
> there was no good reason at all why CrowdStrike Their business is corporate spyware to surveil employees, ofcourse they'll use any tactic to make it work, that's the why. And their EULA states there is no liability for the co
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> the fact that the cases were ordered. Less severe cases were seen first, which meant the more severe cases (ie those with more severe penalties) were shown later. Isn't that order creating a bias for the judge? Should the cases be
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by ffhhj 2y ago
AI
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by ffhhj 2y ago
This could be the beginning of big tech for them, another winning situation.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Wow, that's it! But I still think that I played a leaked prototype of that game, because it didn't have any other details like the vegetation, and the rotating cube didn't transform into the game's title. Great to see th
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by ffhhj 2y ago
lol. Yeah, the intro was a rotating metallic object. It used the blue to orange gradient giving it a steel look. I remembered it had this sound of buzzing metal (Transformers alike) which should have been an advanced effect for the PC speak
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Looks nice, but it's not that one. The metallic surfaces could have been similar to the bottom alien hand (cursor?) in that screenshot, but I remember those looked way better: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia&#x2F
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by ffhhj 2y ago
This could have been an amazing screensaver, or even the world of a AAA Karateka game. My uncle was a prolific PC software pirate in the 80's, and I remember finding a french game in his collection that I've never seen again. Mayb
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Just get some cheap domain/hosting with private whois info and catch-all email, then setup a recovery email like google@mydomain.com : https://support.google.com/mail/answer/183723?hl=en&co=GENIE... It&#x
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Are you telling me the alt man crying in front of Congress didn't make them build that moat?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The trick is making the discovery of own mediocrity your first step, not your last.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Android Studio isn't that bad, but their design system is horrible. After years dealing with that crap I ended creating my own WebView wrapper and moved all the design and logic to HTML5, which I write by hand, never been a fan of fram
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Strange that .co doesn't even show up in the list. I have a 3 letter .co similar to another .com domain and constantly receive customer id's and internal communications.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> Then, a magnetometer and custom software register disruptions to the field that may indicate the presence of metal or magnets in and around a bike’s carbon-fiber frame. Hmm, they could try building an energy storage spring made of some
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by ffhhj 2y ago
A breakthrough in insect-eye-like cameras.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Surveillance software is top priority of BigCo's nowadays. If they prove to be useful for governments they'll get softer antimonopoly measures.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
most of your comments on HN are being marked as dead
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Microsoft has previously leaked their keys.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Waiting for the hallucinate formula: =HAL(9000)
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Microsoft have made several oopsies in the past ignoring opt-outs, i.e. OneDrive.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Start with the basics, be your own customer. I do a lot of automation. If there is something slightly annoying like hard to see unreads in Slack, I'll make a script to highlight them. A given keyword mentioned somewhere, make a script
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by ffhhj 2y ago
MacGyver would have used a hair dryer.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> we are heads down building LLM101n Kind of ironic an AI isn't building it. But that's an example of the current state of AI being more a remixer of knowlegde than a planner of actions.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I let the interviewers to get me prepared. I first interview with the worst employers and record or take notes of the interviews. I'm not afraid of letting them know that I don't know. Then I do my homework and research, try out,
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by ffhhj 2y ago
That's what I say, know yourself, find your schedule. But I haven't found sleep science talking about it.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
If I go to sleep before 11 pm, even if I'm sleepy, I'll have severe insomnia and won't be able to sleep until 3-5am the next day. But if I go to sleep at 12am, I'll automatically wake up at 6am perfectly rested. I say sl
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> a program that just prints the answer for all of those things Everything can be textualized, but making a complete interpreter for it requires understanding what intelligence really is.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Unity is free, can publish for free, it includes physics.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Yeah, I guess Epic expects indies to have plenty of resources. They can keep waiting for mass adoption of UE.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The problem is the editor, it still needs too much RAM when Unity doesn't, and that makes people drop it. Whether UE reduced the bloat indies would move instantly.

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