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h1fra
3y ago
Neat, I just didn't get why they designed it this way vs a regular turbine at the floor of the ocean? if anybody knows
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Gorgias Built an International SaaS Salary Calculator
(gorgias.com)
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James Webb captures nearby spiral galaxies
(science.nasa.gov)
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3y ago
I don't know if this story is universal (but I have nothing to prove it just a feeling). In Paris, self checkout has taken over most mid/large stores, even some clothing and sportswear shops. If I had to complain about things (exc
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3y ago
Love it, I constantly try to pick the right seat on the bus and always fails to do so. I wish it was a feature in google maps. Not sure if I'm the only one, in the bus I try to avoid the sun but I'm looking for it in the train
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3y ago
Maybe it was a Supabase or Firebase credentials ?
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3y ago
It bothers me that so many people drink bottled water in places where tap water is drinkable. But from time to time I'm reminded that even in those places sometimes bottled water is unavoidable. I have friends in Paris that can't
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3y ago
Location: Paris, FR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (US) Technologies: NodeJS, React, Typescript, GCP, Kubernetes, Docker, Postgres, Algolia, Datadog Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bodinsamuel/ E
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3y ago
But it's quite high for the rest of the world
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3y ago
it's fair use if you don't make money from your project no?
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3y ago
It's always fun to see foreigners coming to paris discovering that the french they learned at school is basically useless. Not only we use africans or arabic words, but we also speak in reverse, with noises, everything is shortened, et
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3y ago
Outside the obvious issue in this article I found the following statement horrendous: > it has to be taken apart, the parts sent to the various manufacturers, checked, sent back, the train put back together again and tested Instead of ha
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3y ago
yes you have to look at "GPU process" in chrome task manager and "Google Chrome Helper (GPU)" in activity monitor
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3y ago
The article is missing the keyframes so it's hard to be sure what's the culprit but for those curious a simple animation like this can consume 12-20% CPU on my computer (chrome v119) https://codepen.io/bodinsamuel&
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3y ago
This article feels a bit disingenuous. They have no proof of that, and to be fair the ChatGPT is fairly basic, it has millions of users but that's it. I tend to think those awards are probably not "what is the most popular" b
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3y ago
it's 400K per day not per minute
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3y ago
Watched it yesterday, game development is so wild. Especially this one, basically everybody were just amateur and passionate with little to no background in programming or even gaming. Also demystify how it's done, almost none of the H
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3y ago
Looking at the speed of the trains is a bit depressing. USA had so much potential to built the best high-speed railway network...
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3y ago
I have used https://www.wedshoots.com/ few months ago. Never underestimate your guests to not understand tech or not even bother uploading anything, even if they love you. If I had to do it again I would stick to WhatsApp a
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3y ago
8 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38429080
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3y ago
It's fair to assume it's very costly to run and has been abused by bad actors. I'm actually surprised it was open to begin with.
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A deep dive into Google Maps API anomalies
(placekit.io)
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3y ago
And they also push songs you recently liked more often.
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It would be crazy to see the fall of most hyped company in last 10 years. If all those employees leave and microsoft reduce their credits it's game over.
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3y ago
GPT 4 being only 3% does not convince me. If you ask well known stuff yes it will mostly get it right, but as soon as you ask something a little bit less known it will happily invent anything. About half of my answers from ChatGPT comes wit
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3y ago
It's even worse on brand new website, google will index your homepage and ignore everything else unless it has some external links. Even with a good sitemap and good usability score.
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3y ago
1m displacement is crazy, I can't imagine how much destruction it would cause inside a major city.
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3y ago
I started saying "this image is so noisy" but all the dots are actually stars, it's incredible!
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oh I forgot about that indeed. I guess the proposed solution in the article would not even be useful since a filtering on a encrypted boolean would not work and there is no way to "hide" this value. Is it okay if everything is pl
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3y ago
What kind of data you usually manually encrypt? Except tokens and api keys I have never went further. Encrypting anything else would make the app much less efficient imo
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