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by gausswho 6mo ago
What's the recommended way to regularly backup the data used by containers running on Lightwhale?
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by gausswho 6mo ago
As someone who always leaves intelligence at default, and am ok with existing models, should I be shifting gears more manually as providers sell us newer models? Is medium or lower better than free/cheaper models?
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by gausswho 6mo ago
I abused my preposition there (in), sorry for the confusion. I meant in in the sense of bringing some new policy in to play to address the challenges of misinformation. There are tools of government policy that can shape speech, but the goo
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by gausswho 6mo ago
> It's kind of hard to blame individuals when they either are rightfully consumed by worrying about their own welfare or are for whatever reason not as seminally hyperaware or woke as we can be in the west. If you care that your emp
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by gausswho 6mo ago
I think it's right to let the popular fora be wrong, yes. That's the crux isn't it. This is a world where people can say vile or deceitful things, even be paid to do so (ahem... adtech). And I don't think there's an
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by gausswho 6mo ago
I apologize. My response was a flippant attempt at humor and I didn't mean to personalize that at you. I have had those days where I had to clean up the mess left behind by a merry prankster. They aren't fun days. Sometimes the de
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by gausswho 6mo ago
Hacker News. Where you either die a pissant or become the villain with a fistful of RSUs.
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by gausswho 6mo ago
While I share your concern for a winners-take-all model getting bent, I do have an optimism that models we've never heard of plug away challenging conclusions in medical canon. We will have a popular vaccine denying AND vaccine authori
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by gausswho 6mo ago
Socrates would agree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_method
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by gausswho 6mo ago
Note that Dark Castle was programmed by Jonathan Gay, who would eventually go on to make FutureSplash. You might know it better from what it was renamed to: Flash (of Macromedia/Adobe).
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by gausswho 7mo ago
I too can enjoy the SomaFM/Dublab sounds for work. But when I need to mix it up, I switch to FIP (Paris). They manage several different stations, but start with the main one first. It's excellently curated with more of a global pa
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by gausswho 7mo ago
In the case of government representatives' role, I think you've reached for Hanlon's razor incorrectly. Malice better explains what is happening here than ignorance. The actual representatives are cardboard with makeup - they
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Curious how folks feel about an alternative not mentioned here: Shepherd. It's what guix uses. As someone a bit singed from trying to get Nix to a happy state I'm attracted to guix's more straightforward design and Scheme-bas
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by gausswho 7mo ago
And that's when you know they're afraid. Dolby's case sounds like a desperate moonshot.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
How many times must we trundle underfoot this lazy canard that HN is social media. A link aggregator with comments is not what anyone thinks of for that term.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Has anyone published useful parts of their database? It'd be kinda nice to use a rolodex that wasn't slimed with the rest of LI's taint.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Sounds like nature's take on building a jalopy out of whatever it can scrounge. What it makes me wonder is perhaps this cobbling together creates a resilience that the other clocking architecture is vulnerable to. Could these outliers
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by gausswho 7mo ago
How does that work so many generations back? Doesn't Bill C-3 add the additional requirement to demonstrate your parent(s) must have lived in Canada for ~3 years in order to make that path available?
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by gausswho 7mo ago
It's still common parlance in New Amsterdam (New York) today. 'Stoopin it' with friends/strangers is thankfully quite alive.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Wasn't that revised to a single generation?
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Intriguing article. The pattern is compelling, that perhaps there is something in the human condition that is attracted to the idea 'i'm made of this newly arrived magical stuff, and you can't prove otherwise'. New gener
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by gausswho 7mo ago
guix would like a word
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by gausswho 7mo ago
I'm surprised to see Brave New World amongst these. The idea it presents is indeed powerful and influential, but for such a smart guy it comes across stilted and craftless. Try reading it now and it just doesn't hold up to more nu
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Sheriff spits to the ground. One harness. One horse. How we do it' fer now on.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
This is five months old now. Any substantial changes to the recommended setup?
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Careful. Some superchargers will now charge you extra per minute as soon as you cross 80% capacity (regardless of your charge limit).
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Kinda like orient and orientate. Maybe there's a word for this class of variations. Or variants?
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by gausswho 7mo ago
Is this legitimate? It's so incoherent to see this blurb at the top saying it's being retired while everything underneath is pitching the value of e2e.
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by gausswho 7mo ago
this is well structured and put together. i would think it serves as a good base for refreshing oneself on the fundamentals. and it has a satisfying bend towards being both concise and thorough.
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by gausswho 8mo ago
(Flipped to the page after and found a lovely ditty about tea): There is a trickling, a grating, a stutter of cinders or light. It catches my lungs, a breath of cinnamon. I cough, as though I have swallowed coffee grounds. The tea bag bless

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