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by hangonhn 1y ago
Honestly as an American, I would seriously consider how my daughter can go to these top Canadian or EU schools.
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by hangonhn 1y ago
Yeah. I think that would have been much more appropriate but a lot less exciting. Before I read the article I was thinking maybe some researchers were stealing ice from each other and was really excited to understand why.
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by hangonhn 1y ago
You can also stock up a lot of fuel in a small amount of space for a long time with uranium. I can't imagine China striking a nuclear power plant since the radiation would spread over to large parts of China.
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by hangonhn 1y ago
It's so obvious once I've heard someone else say it but wow that's really clever actually.
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by hangonhn 1y ago
That's not true in all scenarios. I once donated an infant car seat to a coworker but forgot I had put an AirTag on it. After she had taken it home, her iPhone told there was an unknown AirTag and she texted me. I apologized profusely
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by hangonhn 1y ago
I honestly would use a card that promises me easier subscription cancellation. In fact, I sort of do already: I use Apple's in app payment system to handle as many subscriptions as possible because of how easy they make it to cancel. I
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by hangonhn 1y ago
I remember how shocked I was when my buddy got divorced and said, "There. This is a midlife crisis situation. All I need now is a red sports car." And I said, "Midlife?" And he replied, "Yeah dude. We're litera
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by hangonhn 1y ago
Did you really mean to leave your AES key in the code in RedflyEncryptionKeys? > public const string AesKey = ... Also, the way AES is used in the code is not good practice. It seems to be using plain AES ( https://learn.micro
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by hangonhn 1y ago
This is so dang cool!!! No I didn’t know that the Vandals were more dangerous at sea. Thank you for sharing!!
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by hangonhn 1y ago
> The mighty armies of Carthage? Sent packing in the First Punic War. The first Punic War was won by the Romans by beating the mighty NAVIES of Carthage at sea. Carthage was historically a sea power. And the Romans did it by adopting new
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by hangonhn 1y ago
What do you use to run it? Can it be run locally on a Macbook Pro or something like RTX 5070 TI?
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by hangonhn 1y ago
That's a repeating pattern with technologies. Most of the early investments don't pay off and the transformation does happen but also quite a bit later than people predicted. This was true of the steam engine, the telegraph, elect
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by hangonhn 2y ago
OK. Thanks for explaining that. Using the human body as batteries for power has NEVER made sense to me. I suspected it was something involved with our brains. That makes it more "believable".
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by hangonhn 2y ago
That stuff is all over Silicon Valley. Santa Clara County actually has one of the most if not the most EPA superfund sites. It's the leftover legacy of chip manufacturing. When you rent in the Bay Area, the landlord does not have to di
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by hangonhn 2y ago
We just use certbot on each server. Are you worried about the rate limit? LE rate limits based on the list of domains. So we send the request for the shared domain and the domain for each server instance. That makes each renew request uniqu
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Does anyone more knowledgable know if US citizen 5th amendment rights still applies at the border, i.e. I can't legally be compelled to unlock my phone at the US border? Law is not my area of expertise at all. (The article might have a
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Even companies as well resourced as Microsoft made these mistakes well into the 2000s. Remember when they used plain old AES to encrypt the Viewstate for ASP.Net? It was vulnerable to padding oracle attacks: https://en.wikipedia.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
In that situation, assuming the worst possible scenario, who would have Russia retaliated against? Would they have just assumed it was America? It seems hard to attribute a missile fired from a submarine near you -- I think? It's a que
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I can't believe we would get fogged by those planes as we waited for our school buses. It would sting our eyes a little bit but then it was fine and all the mosquitos were dead. It's probably okay... I hope.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Yeah growing up in the Florida Keys, our county did this on a county level. They used to use DC-3s to fly super low and fog the entire island but it was found that the pesticide was bad for fishes so they switched to truck based fogging. As
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by hangonhn 2y ago
This is one topic that Florida man knows better than most: a propane powered fogger was super effective when I was growing up in Florida. They would also do this as a public service where trucks operated by the county would drive by and fog
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I was always taught that it stood for "constant", which is what the speed of light is in every frame of reference and I've never stopped to question it because it made sense. But it seems that usage actually predates Einstein
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by hangonhn 2y ago
What did Russia/USSR pick Kazakhstan at the launching point? Was it the closest they can get to the equator?
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Is there a good replacement for Audible?
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I'll add this in case it's helpful to anyone else: LLMs are really good at regex and undoing various encodings/escaping, especially nested ones. I would go so far to say that it's better than a human at the latter. I onc
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Do we know if is it slower because of hardware is not as well suited for the task or is it mostly a software issue -- the code hasn't been optimized to run on Apple Silicon?
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by hangonhn 2y ago
This fear is exactly why I have never purchased a WiFi enabled printer and added wifi printing via the use of a Raspberry Pi Zero attached to the USB port of the printer.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I didn't realize they've come down so much in price. Another really useful application would be to hook it up to pads used to ice joints post joint surgery. I was sold a $100+ dollar medical device which was basically a water pump
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I was wondering about that too. I think it's deliberate and friendly because they're both technology testbeds for ITER. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimental_Advanced_Supercon...
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Can you explain to a non ML software engineer what these distillation methods mean? What does it mean to have R1 train a Llama model? What is special about DeepSeek’s distillation methods? Thanks!

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