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by ijidak 2y ago
Such great memories of simpler times. But, if I was forced to go back to these times I know my warm feelings would eventually turn to horror. Things are better now. We can do so much more. But a part of me misses these simple times. Python
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E-SIM SIM-Swapping Attack(youtube.com)
4 points by ijidak 2y ago|4 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
Ok. So, this community has a lot of knowledge with respects problems like this. What are your thoughts regarding how to protect ones self from this type of attack? This is a bleeding edge problem. It goes after 2-factor auth, and it's
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by ijidak 2y ago
Agree 1000%! On that note, I'm looking for an Encyclopedia of Visualizations. Something like this, but even more comprehensive. I don't want fluff words. Just a visualization reference. For each visualization I would want, at a mi
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by ijidak 2y ago
Question about your book. I'm looking for an Encyclopedia of Visualizations. Something very complete. For each visualization I would want, at a minimum, an Example and the Name (and any alternative names). Is your book something like t
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by ijidak 2y ago
On this note, I'm looking for an Encyclopedia of Visualizations. Something like this, but even more comprehensive. For each visualization I would want, at a minimum, an Example and the Name (and any alternative names). Print would be a
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by ijidak 2y ago
Didn't the cable get cut before the announcement regarding Ukraine being able to use U.S. missiles against Russia?
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by ijidak 2y ago
Wow! I've been looking for a good comprehensive WW II movie list with decent historical accuracy! For me, This alone is amazing for you to share! Would you happen to know of a similarly curated list of World War I movies? I feel like t
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by ijidak 2y ago
Shannon Sharpe works out at my gym. Huge guy. Former NFL tight-end. Still very fit. I notice he only does 1 hour at the gym and then he leaves. Granted, this is very low quality anecdata. But seeing how brief his workout is opened my eyes t
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Concerns Grow over Intel(semafor.com)
5 points by ijidak 2y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
I'm the first to say that AI will not replace human coders. But I don't understand this attempt to tell companies/persons that are successfully using AI that no they really aren't. In my opinion, if they feel they'r
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UN report says planet to warm by 3.1 C without greater action(reuters.com)
10 points by ijidak 2y ago|1 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
Wait, what is your definition of reason? It's true, they might not think the way we do. But reasoning can be formulaic. It doesn't have to be the inspired thinking we attribute to humans. I'm curious how you define "reas
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Ask HN: Books on Selling $1M Software Services Contracts
1 points by ijidak 2y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
In sci-fi, they'll often show a single super developer create a virtual world that realistically no single human would have the time to create. Ready Player One comes to mind. Maybe Tron Legacy. But, with AI productivity, it looks like
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by ijidak 2y ago
Question. Are there any great AI plug-ins anyone recommends for Sublime Text? For me it's still the cleanest editor. VS Code is way too cluttered to be my daily driver for basic editing.
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by ijidak 2y ago
Are there any great AI plug-ins anyone recommends for Sublime Text? For me it's still the cleanest editor. VS Code is way too cluttered to be my daily driver for basic editing.
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by ijidak 2y ago
I'm curious, why did you move off of grafana? For the same reasons op listed or for other reasons?
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by ijidak 2y ago
There is probably no alliance on earth tighter than the U.S. and the U.K. If that's not an alliance, then you might as well say that alliances don't exist anywhere. (And maybe that is what you mean to say.) Even the alliance with
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by ijidak 2y ago
Missed a great opportunity to call it Electron Neutrino (Neutrino for short)
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by ijidak 2y ago
Love this. I like that the clustering allows me to start from a book I've read and liked, and then move on the similar books in the cluster. For example, I just finished The Phoenix Project. I'm already seeing some related books I
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The same origin of quantum physics and general relativity(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by ijidak 2y ago|1 comments
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Fine-Tuning for Production Apps(openpipe.ai)
2 points by ijidak 2y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
So, would these provisions protect a reverse engineering of CUDA? It's hazy to me when reverse engineering of APIs is and isn't allowed.
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by ijidak 2y ago
Or, you could send them this: https://www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/g201401/creation/
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by ijidak 2y ago
And that a brand new company offers the only U.S.-based method for doing so, when NASA and these other companies have been at this since roughly World War II! It's embarrassing for the legacy space industry. Not to downplay the legacy
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Amazon Makes You Pay More for Everything (2023)(youtube.com)
31 points by ijidak 2y ago|17 comments
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The Tipping Points of Climate Change(youtube.com)
1 points by ijidak 2y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 2y ago
The gap between the speed at which atoms move at room temperature and the speed of light is massive. Also, I didn't mean to imply that faster than light travel is necessary, just faster than the speeds with which electrochemical signal
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by ijidak 2y ago
Yes, but as you said much slower. And yet massively parallel, which means an incredible amount of synchronization of information feeding into different parts of the brain.

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