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AWS mitigated 155 million requests per second HTTP/2 DDoS attack(aws.amazon.com)
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Nvidia CEO Balances 10 Plates, Serves Food at Crowded Denny’s Event(tomshardware.com)
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Yes, that's why the drug utopia known as Canada has eliminated fentanyl death.
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>We see the same problem in USA states. State taxpayer dollars pay for some amount of public college education for state universities. These are typically called "State Appropriations", and varies between 30-80% of the student&
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I am working on the kernel right now, the code is very pleasant (as far as C code goes) to work with. Whereas I worked on Chrome's V8 C++ code for a year and I still could not say I understand more than half of it. Its complexity is a
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I live in NYC and I agree with you. I ride bikes for my entire life in different cities and I've never seen so many bikers with a death wish. They dash in between traffic and blatantly ignore any applicable traffic rule. Not even biker
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by guardiangod 3y ago
So my challenge to the writer is, why shouldn't the media companies pay $900k to hire AI gurus? If the companies think paying $900k to writers has a better return, they'd do it in a heartbeat, so why aren't they?
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I don't know which timeline you are from, but even at v3.0 IE was noticeably ahead of Netscape Navigator, both in terms of speed and stability. Trust me, I browsed the internet back then on a 486 with 16mb. Every little speedup was not
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by guardiangod 3y ago
The most closely look at line is the EBITDA margin, given the drastic price cut by Tesla in Q2 this year. Margin drop from 22.4% to 18.4% YoY. Not fantastic but better than analysts' estimate. Operating margin dropped to 9.6% from 14.6
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>The lack of a recall for broken hardware also makes me distrust them from a customer support point of view. Have you ever heard of the Geforce 8 Series "Bumpgate"?
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CEO of the VW warns EV price war will ultimately harm the interests of consumers(insideevs.com)
10 points by guardiangod 3y ago|5 comments
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Things Windows 10 has to content with when executing a new binary, that Windows 3.51 didn't 1. Windows Defender anti-virus checking the binary and contacting MS' server for binary signing/black list 2. Kernel32 trampolines 3.
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by guardiangod 3y ago
A better user experience adds no value to Reddit since the users are not what bring value to reddit- it's the advertisers and investors.
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>Your assumption relies entirely on the difference between new and old being a noticeable, significant bad. Because we are in generation 1. What about X generations later? As for the UI change. That's a completely different topic an
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>Most Redditors don't care for the mods in particular. Because the current batch of moderation work well enough. Now imagine the current batch leave, and the new ones take over are worse (and they will be worse since Reddit has show
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by guardiangod 3y ago
The difference between Musk/Twitter and spez/Reddit is that the value of Reddit lies in its army of unpaid moderators, and Twitter's value lies in its brand recognition. When Musk took over and pissed off everyone, the only p
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Well good news then since Tesla is "The design and specification files are available for download, and we are actively working with relevant standards bodies to codify Tesla’s charging connector as a public standard. Enjoy." http
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Backward compatibility with J1772 (AC only charging standard).
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by guardiangod 3y ago
What's awful about the deal? 1. Tesla already opened up the NACS connector for others to use. We don't know the detail yet but the license fee is probably minimal if Ford and GM agree to join. 2. the CSS1 connector is monstrous co
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by guardiangod 3y ago
He is probably talking about the "520" Marriage Day. May 20 is a popular national marriage day (due to tradition) and many couples choose to get marry on that day in China. This year's 520 marriage rate is ~40% of last year&#
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Not sure where he got his stats from, but 9.56 million sounds about right. https://news.sina.cn/gn/2023-01-17/detail-imyanfvn6707213.d.... (Figure 3) 2017 - 17.23 million 2018 - 15.23 2019 - 14.65 2020 - 12.00 202
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by guardiangod 3y ago
This is starting to feel like the IE6 situation. 1. Someone comes up with a cool feature. 2. Browser developer refuses to incorporate it since "No one uses it!". Pushes developed in-house technology instead. 3. No one uses the fe
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by guardiangod 3y ago
So they moved to Vancouver, had a home for a year, then become homeless. The news article did not claim that the homeless respondents were homeless before they moved; simply that they are not local to Vancouver. If you become homeless after
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>these folks would be much better off moving to another small-ish, lower-cost-of-living, but non-failing town in BC. Prince George, Vernon, Mission, etc. That's an interesting idea, but the smaller BC towns also have their own homel
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Victoria, Nanaimo etc. also have significant homeless issues, and I fully support out of province homeless people moving to Vancouver for whatever reason they might have. Freedom of movement is important to democracy. But just as Oakland&#x
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If you give housing to mentally unstable people, they are just going to trash the place. Vancouver has been building and rebuilding support housing because the units get trashed and literally ripped apart after a week. Vancouver is doing a
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by guardiangod 3y ago
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/vancouver-homeless-national-... >In the City of Vancouver’s 2019 homeless count, based on those who responded, 16% (156 people) of the homeless reported they were from an area elsewhe
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>It is absolutely insane how we’ve stopped treating homeless people as humans with potential and aspirations and assume that all they can be is a vacuum for drugs and cash. Vancouver has the same approach- warmest place in Canada. When I
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Same as calling something a Japanese knockoff 60 years ago, or a Chinese knockoff today. Or "dollar-store leftover", or "generic supermarket brand" Humans like to insult by comparing the target to something perceived to
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by guardiangod 3y ago
That just means money is not a valid measure of profit for him. There are other forms of profit as well.

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