imglorp

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by imglorp 3y ago
Solid for me. Also it's not just the ad rate but also the recommendation drek: it's hard to follow subscriptions even, in the yt app or Web client.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Someone should hire him as a white hat. Maybe they have some kind of custodial guardianship where the employer can monitor him staying clean.
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by imglorp 3y ago
> make new rods from asteroids etc The Etc includes dead hardware in Earth orbit: that's a smaller gap than mining asteroids. Maybe not molybdenum but probably lots of magnesium, titanium and aluminum.
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by imglorp 3y ago
One problem is sales tax. With a percentage calculation after a sale, uneven totals are the rule. It would be better if retail prices all included tax, rounded already.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Beautiful idea but I think it only applies to big, onshore players who can be sued or bullied. There are tons of little data brokers buying locations from cell companies and unscrupulous ad networks driving all those apps on your phone coll
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by imglorp 3y ago
Thank you to all the Firefox on Android developers! Ads on mobile Make the platform basically unusable without blockers.
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by imglorp 3y ago
As a tech employer, he may be regretting the political, climate, energy, and cultural trends in that state. Turns out smart people are portable. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38596797
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by imglorp 3y ago
Yes but if you want to be multi-cloud and not have to integrate with each cloud's secret storage API, you would do it once for Vault and bring it with you to each cloud.
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by imglorp 3y ago
For public cloud k8s, no we don't provision or TF anything, we just shove in a manifest and k8s creates the workloads and it provisions persistent volumes and load balancers on your behalf. That's either Helm or Replicated (Kots)
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by imglorp 3y ago
Yes the hack is gross and yes I would love to use Helmfile. But our use case is to fit into customers' helm processes, eg ArgoCD et al.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Found the workaround confession thread. Because you effectively CAN'T dynamically configure subcharts with templating that's done in your main chart, see eg https://github.com/helm/helm/pull/6876 he
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by imglorp 3y ago
Vendors shipping things for customers to run in their clouds and prems have a very limited set of common denominators. When you add in requirements like workload scaling, availability, and durability, that set is very small. So yeah we do t
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by imglorp 3y ago
TFA says the 4040 ~ $29 and 6502 target ~ $20. In a ~ $1300 computer (Apple II, ca. 1977) how price sensitive was that CPU market to $9? The 6800 was ~ $175 in 1974 - that does seem like a clear gulf to the other two. https://en.
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by imglorp 3y ago
These results must be heavily influenced by canceled series but the word is not mentioned (probably verbotten) on the posting. If I've watched a dozen series and had them cancelled before their conclusion over recent years -- not an ex
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by imglorp 3y ago
EFF has details. Donate. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/12/section-702-needs-refo...
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by imglorp 3y ago
The other way to do it is ssh to remote box, `tcpdump -w foo.pcap` there, then bring it back by scp and you can open it for analysis in full wireshark.
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by imglorp 3y ago
There's so many variables there! What kind of purity could 1889 achieve? What kind of uniformity between the N samples? How do they know the different cleaning procedures (!) are not adding mass by leaving something behind? If the samp
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by imglorp 3y ago
Another interesting simplification of old shells was they implemented functions by saving their bodies as individual scripts in a temp directory, which got prepended to the path. Each used $1, $2 etc and return/echo as normal to intera
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by imglorp 3y ago
Or, for diehards that doom scroll other sites too, try the LeechBlock browser extension.
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by imglorp 3y ago
We have a hot water dispenser in one of our kitchen sink popouts; it's tremendously convenient. It's an on-demand heater that makes 82C instantly for tea.
891.
by imglorp 3y ago
This. Full sheets of almost everything are 4x8.
892.
by imglorp 3y ago
It would be nice if they sold more blank or Linux machines without the Windows tax. They have a very small number of the latter.
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by imglorp 3y ago
> certification requirements for games released for the Xbox Could it be simply that WinHTTP collects usage telemetry and MS wants to ensure their valuable feed by forcing all traffic through their library?
894.
by imglorp 3y ago
Who cares, if it's priced appropriately? If I just need a generic x86 t2.nano or whatever, why not? They will run it til the card dies, chuck it in the bin when it does, and until then they can pass some of the savings to users hopeful
895.
by imglorp 3y ago
Right. It's not the distant robot overlords to worry about, it's the proximate human ones. The whole speculative agi debate is a distraction from the real, current debate about jobs. Spicy Autocomplete is good enough to start.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Salaries are relatively flat compared to costs of food, healthcare, education, etc, etc and especially housing. The income to COL ratio is what to watch.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Thanks. Curious why the hypergraph diss? Regardless of their process, it sounds like they came up with a model which has some alignments with conventional theory.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Maybe someone has a survey paper? Two for discussion would be Loop Quantum Gravity and honorable mention for Wolfram's hypergraph.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Wonderful! I would like to see an indication for "no data collected." Looking for a game just yesterday, was shocked to see it declared to collect FINANCIAL data, plus location and identifying info. WTF? How and why should any app
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by imglorp 3y ago
Also saw a DG and 3270 in there.

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