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I was looking the other day in the UK gov site Data Analyst with several requirements and experience, £27K Must be some standard public pay scales
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To be fair a malicious app could possible scan the network for tracking? Or scan for open services? As all other apps can But if that was really the case, they would be like hawks on the evidence But the way this guy delivers it is very ove
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Confused journalist conflates "cryptocurrency mining" with "cryptocurrencies" That is a pretty big mistake, completely changes what Nvidia said. We should be able to rate news sources from posts And we are at a point whe
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And covid vaccines side effects
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This is just a snippet of text out of context posted somewhere It states something pretty uncontroversial, repeated several times through HN And does not contain an opinion about ChatGPT utility or impact on humanity But we already know his
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In relationships, all "asks" are a smidge more than "just an input" that have to be negotiated with diplomacy or you'll probably end up alone a lot From medicines, to exercise, vaccines, going to GP, having more ser
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Lions do have a alpha and primates right? It might be just extrapolation But I think there should be enough public wildlife wolf documentaries and videos to be presented as data on how wolves live or others
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Google is at the top of the industry, making billions, there is no point in disrupting the market, without a clear business model Now the little guy, if they can throw a curve ball, they will probably increase their market share Happens all
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I think it is not, because ChatGPT has immediate widespread practical utility already And this is just starting, most businesses are now trying figure out how can they use it, and monetize it Crypto, NFTs, 5G, metaverse, AR, VR... are yet t
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Don't think so. I say more to do with: over hiring; possible recession; remote work; end of financial year... Things are changing not just AI and this firings must have been planned for awhile Recent ML development/revelation do p
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How easier is mrsk vs k3s?
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I tried Tux Racer, but it does not reset to the middle of track when the penguin goes to the trees
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I use a lot in Firefox Ctrl-D bookmark URL, with a tag Ctrl-Shift-D bookmark all open tabs in a folder With the extension Bookmark Highlighter https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/bookmark-high... B
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Microsoft's new Bing refused to wax lyrical about Trump and Biden, as creative content for such 'influential' politicians could be seen as 'biased or disrespectful' https://www.businessinsider.com/mi
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Mainstream media doubling down on propaganda Of course US citizens do not worry or get scared after a environmental disaster they never seen before, unless Russia tells them to A lot of people were already sceptical on the amount of unaccou
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Why so keen to deploy on Friday? That seems like a red flag Unless it is an urgent bug fix, there is no reason to push it Once we deployed on a Friday, but a partner's API also deployed, errors start happening at 2am, the API team only
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Ask HN: Games suggestion for a 3 to 6yo child
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Commandline Heros - https://www.redhat.com/en/command-line-heroes I Spy - https://foreignpolicy.com/podcasts/ispy Security Now - https://twit.tv/shows/security-now Floss week
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Libreboot use to be coreboot without non-free binary blobs, but recently they decided to include them So one might argue they are not libre anymore, more like "open"boot As it has been increasingly difficult to find hardware suppo
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Everyone thinks, you probably think too. And many times both people are right, it will just mean different tradeoffs later on I wouldn't derive malice, some people have a lot of opinions, and they might clash with others, and some time
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Pompeo on ICC: U.S. won't be threatened by 'kangaroo court' https://www.reuters.com/article/us-warcrimes-afghanistan-tru... Trump Administration Sanctions ICC Prosecutor Investigating Alleged U.S. War Cr
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The science around this virus and vaccines is still very weak for that And if you get vaccinated/bosted: You will still get covid You will still transmit covid You still can get long covid It prevents sever symptoms You risk vaccine si
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In that case mandate exercise and diet instead
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/08/toppling-sadda... > “Now, when I go past that statue, I feel pain and shame,” said Kadhim al-Jabouri in 2016. “I ask myself”: Why did I topple that statue
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You can try this one too https://github.com/multiprocessio/dsq
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What is the general opinion about Nushell and this tools (or others)? https://github.com/multiprocessio/dsq https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en&#x2F
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I find this project interesting But doesn't it look like too monolithic? That will have problems with maintenance and scaling? And features that overlap with many already existing cli tools?
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Article by the EcoHealth Alliance, the same that paid the Wuhan lab to research bat coronavirus Pentagon gave millions to EcoHealth Alliance for weapons research program https://nypost.com/2021/07/01/pentagon-
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Don't disagree, but to clone 433mhz you can buy a 10$ device, on eBay or Amazon
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> You might be “mansplaining”. Think if you may have told her things or explained things she may have already known. She may perceive you are insulting her intelligence. Probably she is perceiving it wrongly? Explaining things to a cowor

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