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541.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Because delaying maternity is a trend. The median age is 27-30 in the US and you can expect people delaying further than that if they had other priorities.
542.
by gtirloni 2y ago
It has boundaries and good psychiatrists will know what to look for. Every comment here starts with "see a doctor". What do you lose by trying that since it seems you already tried everything else?
543.
by gtirloni 2y ago
For the same reason people want to automate their homes, or the industries run with lots of robots, etc: because it increases productivity. The repair shop could be monitoring for usage, for adequate performance of hydraulics, long-term per
544.
by gtirloni 2y ago
The world is not static and software these days is very interconnected. Dreams of not updating only work in a unchanging world. Sadly, this world is still to be found.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
I hope they make out of this recent recession but people should be cautious in using words like "the economy surged" when describing a 1.3% increase in economic activity. If anything, Argentina is known for being a economic rolle
546.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Or they want to protect their Windows-operated lifts from very real and life threatening events like an attacker jumping from host to host until they are able to lock the lifts and put people lives at risk or cause major inconveniences. Not
547.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Anything that touches other systems is a risk and needs to be properly monitored and secured. I had a lot of reservations about companies installing Crowdstrike but I'm baffled by the lack of security awareness in many comments here. S
548.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Do you see a lot of people driving around applying software updates with diskettes like in the old days? Have we learned nothing from how the uranium enrichment machines were hacked in Iran? Or how attackers routinely move laterally across
549.
by gtirloni 2y ago
It's not only Kagi AI but Kagi Search itself has been failing me a lot lately. I don't know what they are trying to do but the amount of queries that find zero results is impressive. I've submitted many search improvement rep
550.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Thanks, nice page. > A vouched submission/comment has its rank restored (and potentially improved as the vouch can counteract the effects of flags). It seems a single vouch isn't enough to counteract the software on a 1-minut
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Ask HN: How do vouching privileges work on HN?
2 points by gtirloni 2y ago|2 comments
552.
by gtirloni 2y ago
What other OS besides recent CoreOS/Silverblue/etc does this auto-restore of system files automatically?
553.
by gtirloni 2y ago
The chat/channel/whatever list is horrible. You can't group anything and there is no way to search. It's just scrolling up and down in the unordered list to find something. I thought Slack was bad but Teams is absolutely
554.
by gtirloni 2y ago
That's talking about one project, not a company. A company might have repressed demand and more people could allow it to take on more projects and/or take care of tasks that are being left behind.
555.
by gtirloni 2y ago
> I do not, for one second, believe that any company is literally cut-and-pasting code straight out of ChatGPT into their production environments without their engineers understanding it. It routinely happens with StackOverflow answers
556.
by gtirloni 2y ago
It'll be really hard to measure this because you can't easily isolate the impact of LLMs vs all the economy. I guess anything at all will overshadow LLMs numbers (e.g. tiny changes in Fed interest rates having more impact on job p
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Copper market's biggest whale fuels speculation of a major shift(mining.com)
1 points by gtirloni 2y ago|1 comments
558.
by gtirloni 2y ago
I read the whole article and it has great points. Almost nodded the whole time. However, I couldn't identify whether an alternative exists today.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
> eventually your edge hardware is going to be able to infer a lot faster than the 50ms+ per call to the cloud. This is interesting. Is that based on any upcoming technology improvement already in the works?
560.
by gtirloni 2y ago
There's a rule I often ignore at my own peril: don't deploy version .0 of a software, ever. It needs 2-3 versions for all the bugs to be ironed out. Unless you like playing beta tester (which is a lot of fun sometimes). Same goes
561.
by gtirloni 2y ago
> With Arm at least Arm Holdings has some nominal power to steer towards sanity How's that working? RISC-V at least can have a formal spec that companies can choose to follow. The profile mentioned in another comment is one way. C
562.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Not sure, I wouldn't count on it. Currently deep in RISC-V and it seems there's hope.
563.
by gtirloni 2y ago
It's obvious but many people here seem to be confusing the Linux kernel with kernel+systemd and complaining Linux has many processes like it's not customizable.
564.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Just open Steam and look at my library of bought and never played awesome games.
565.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Sorry to nitpick but for this to be "the new norm", it would require a lot of companies doing this. It's a single datapoint and I've not seen other companies doing that.
566.
by gtirloni 2y ago
Because other people have to basically behave like wage slaves, doesn't mean that is fine and programmers should just shut up and withstand abuse. This is the same argument over and over that IT has it too good and maybe when there are
567.
by gtirloni 2y ago
This should come in handy with SOPS and git log.
568.
by gtirloni 2y ago
It doesn't look like they phrased it as being a vulnerability. It's just a useful tool.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
nice one comment thread.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
1994 with FidoNet access as well but I only interstate dial-up for that. Later in 1997 "proper" Internet access but still dial-up and only allowed to use after mid-night or on the weekends. Nothing compared to today's infinit

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