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8mo ago
Roughly how much does it cost to run one of the popular benchmarks? Are we talking $1,000, $10,000, or $100k?
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8mo ago
It’s because the higher you are in the chain of corporate command, the less time you have to dedicate to each task. You end up with shorter answers to every note because you wouldn’t have time to reply to all notes and do the strategic thin
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8mo ago
Incredible. I’m going to try this. Everyone at work codes to ZSH so I am always manually translating their snippets when I paste them in.
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8mo ago
Sadly Reddit hasn’t been meaningfully replaced yet. It’s a place filled with of censorship, power hungry mods, arbitrary rules, and groupthink to the extreme. I long for an alternative. Something civil like HN and community like Reddit.
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8mo ago
Bolstering your point, check out the comments in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1qy9dcs/who_has_compl... There’s a lot of unwillingness to even attempt to try the tools.
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8mo ago
They had a public spat with Opencode
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8mo ago
I disagree. I want to separate my technology from politics. I consume politics through other venues. I don’t want HN full of political articles. It doesn’t mean I support status quo. It means I don’t want this one website pushing politics,
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8mo ago
Some at work want to let me run sudo vim only to edit my hosts file. This is silly for a variety of reasons, one of them being that vim can allow the user to exec arbitrary commands. If you give me root for vim, just save me the trouble and
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9mo ago
Reading about this, it sounds like it has a dangerous amount of permissions. While AI can be useful, it often goes off on unexpected tangents and giving it access to control your computer remotely sounds like a terrible idea.
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9mo ago
Also BGW320. Maybe I’m not understanding the difference. I had it plugged into my gateway where I did VLANs on the gateway. The BGW320 was in passthrough mode. Yes, by itself it does not support VLAN tagging.
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9mo ago
When I play golf, I just play to have fun. I’ll take 2 shots here and there. I don’t keep my score. I’ve met a few scratch golfers who will secretly tell you that they don’t enjoy golf anymore. It is at that point it transforms from a hobby
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10mo ago
You can do VLANs with their gateway but only IPv4, or you have to write custom scripts to ask for additional IPv6 delegations.
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10mo ago
It’s not a spam server. I self host email for personal and non marketing business use. Don’t assume everyone running their own email is a spammer.
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10mo ago
AWS doesn’t offer PTR records for IPv6 addresses, which makes Gmail blacklist my email server’s IPv6 address. I had to disable IPv6 due to lack of PTR records.
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10mo ago
If you have ATT fiber, it’s a pain in the butt. Their default router will only issue a single passthrough /64 on request. If you have multiple VLANs you have to setup some scripts to ask for more, and even then you only get 8 of them.
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10mo ago
You can exchange common coins into Monero and Monero is fully private.
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10mo ago
Can you buy those in US stores? I’ve been paying for Mullvad with Monero for years. Love it
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10mo ago
Mullvad is the only VPN I will ever trust. Yet again they ace the test.
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11mo ago
I have zed email me every time a scrub completes. I get weekly emails because I do weekly scrubs. If I don’t see an email I know something is up!
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11mo ago
I wish. In my company that is an instant no. The amount of legal contracting bull we have to go through for that would quite literally take 9 months.
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11mo ago
The Noir iPhone extension won’t darken this white page because the author has explicitly told Noir to not darken the page. Why not just make a dark mode?
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11mo ago
I’m not sure what I expected to see. I definitely got what was promised to me in the title.
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11mo ago
The author claims to be nonhuman [1]. [1]: https://itwont.work/about
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11mo ago
Missed opportunity for loops to be BREAKING NEWS … KEEP READING TO DISCOVER
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The Louvre's surveillance system used insecure passwords such as "LOUVRE"
(redhotcyber.com)
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Edited title to fit. Please change if needed. Original title: Theft at the Louvre: The surveillance system’s password “LOUVRE” has put the museum in crisis.
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11mo ago
That’s weird. I’m about as far away as you can be from Atlanta and still be considered in the metro area. Maybe it’s dependent on the area.
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11mo ago
A “few” times? In Atlanta metro I exclusively see these vans, never any other type, except for temp workers in normal cars.
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11mo ago
It’s crazy to me watching this and thinking that if that kid lived to 100 he would’ve died 30+ years ago. That unknown child will be forever captured on this film. Every time I watch old films with children in them I always think about how
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11mo ago
How does it compare to AdBlock Plus?
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