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Collaborative systems come to mind. If you edit a document and want to subscribe to changes from other nodes it is valuable to have very low latency.
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Is there a link to buy any of their glass?
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NASA likely to significantly delay the launch of Crew 9 due to Starliner issues
(arstechnica.com)
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Why did the yen strengthen relative to the dollar because of that? I find that confusing.
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Figma | Senior/Staff Security Engineer | Remote (US / Canada), or in-office SF/NYC | Full-time | $149k - $350k (+ strong equity) The security team at Figma spans a bunch of areas (AppSec, Infra, AI/ML, described below).
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There is certainly a balance to be struck. Being in a meat grinder that pays well is not super fun, and a lot of people would gladly take 70-80% of that in exchange for work/life balance and strong PTO. TBH that's one of the reaso
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My head immediately jumps to YikYak but I know there were some others in this domain 10 years ago. I can't think of many recently though! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yik_Yak
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This looks interesting. I've been wanting to build some tools to help feed text documents into Stable Diffusion and this looks like it could be helpful. Are there any other libs people are aware of that they'd recommend in this sp
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Dell does the work to upstream the hardware support into the kernel. It's pretty rad. I miss my old XPS 13!
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So 300TB * 365 = ~110PB for a mirror to have 1 year of retention. That's pretty insane lol. How many mirrors are there that can actually manage that much storage? If you're using 20TB disks that's ~5500 disks per year with ze
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Transmit LoRa Frames Without a Radio Using Only GPIO Pins
(github.com)
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Was hoping for crazy RF hackery lol -- anybody got something for that?
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2y ago
Got a source? Would love to get the tea!
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Ah I remember that I wasn't able to use the Bluetooth mouse and keyboard to control my Mac when screen mirroring. Hopefully they've fixed that now
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That's definitely getting closer! I bought mine at release so it's been a minute. Great to know though :)
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I bought and returned mine. Without decent window management integration in OSX it feels limited to only "fun" use cases. If it were able to pair with a Bluetooth keyboard and sync to my MacBook with many screens... I would buy on
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Figma | Senior/Staff Security Engineer | Remote (US / Canada), or in-office SF/NYC | Full-time | $149k - $350k The security team at Figma spans a bunch of areas (AppSec, Infra, AI/ML, etc). I am currently working on secu
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2y ago
This is the code for a YC startup I ran in this space. Very similar. Build on AWS Lambda: https://github.com/refinery-labs/refinery I need to fix the docs because they are dead: https://web.archive.org/
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Microdosing candies recalled after psychoactive muscimol found
(arstechnica.com)
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The only dates available are during DEFCON. I would so love to go sometime though! Thanks for sharing -- this made my morning.
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Looks correct. They raised $200m from NVIDIA which I presume is in pure GPUs. https://news.crunchbase.com/ai-robotics/new-ai-unicorn-imbue...
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2y ago
Looks like it should be available in the free plan according to the pricing page. > "Available in beta through 2024. In early 2025, Figma Slides will be free on Starter plans and $3 or $5/month depending on your paid plan."
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Super awesome! A lot of this was review for me after watching 3blue1brown's series on Linear Algebra but definitely some new stuff in here. I would definitely recommend this series to anybody looking to learn! https://youtub
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A lot of that is based on the hardware that you're using it on. If you want to run Linux and go out of your way to find the right hardware (like an Ubuntu certified model[0]) then your experience will be pretty darn close. Fingerprint
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Previous thread from about 2 weeks ago on a related topic (another tiling WM)[0]. I'm a big fan of the i3-like modes. What is the draw for people towards a window manager like this? 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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I wonder if there are legal reasons for this that could help explain it?
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This is insane and so interesting. Your iPhone note uploads code to your car!
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Drugmaker to testify on why weight-loss drugs cost 15x more in the US
(arstechnica.com)
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I would love to read this in transcription. I find my attention span for videos is less than for text. Does anybody have any other info on this topic?
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Transformer models perhaps?
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