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by indrora 3y ago
There's always Oracle (/s)
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by indrora 3y ago
> The person in this TikTok admits to having closed zero sales. They're also one of the most junior people on the team (4.5 months). You didn't listen to what they said: * One month at speed * Three months of ramp Generally, ra
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by indrora 3y ago
Dive has saved my ass so many times it's not funny when trying to pull apart what various common docker containers do when I'm extending them. A+ software.
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by indrora 3y ago
Japan as well has the "Moral right" thing, but in a different perspective: give back to the original author off your profit with each sale when possible. It made sense in the days of Old Edo. it doesn't make as much sense now
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by indrora 3y ago
I remember stumbling upon your work long ago when I was working on a project to have "e-zines" that consumed a series of `article` class files and rendered them out into PDF and HTML as a series package. I had come across latex2ht
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by indrora 3y ago
PhotoDNA is explicitly free to LE, Nonprofits, and UGC-backed companies. LAION would have easily been able to get access to it for free. In fact, at that scale, they would likely be able to get assistance. EDIT: Stanford themselves acknowle
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by indrora 3y ago
Very neat product and idea. What challenges have you had developing hardware for this population? (Literacy, cost, picking what to focus on, etc?)
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by indrora 3y ago
It's related to data sovereignty laws, I'd bet. South Korea is very VERY paranoid about the GIS data about the country, to the point that there are laws that basically say "if you get GIS data from Korea you are not allowed t
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by indrora 3y ago
Fifty fifty. Their hardware is quite good. Their consumer line (AmpliFi) is Solidly Okay. From a management perspective, their UniFi system is bar none one of the better solutions for large deployments where you've bought into their w
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A reality bending mistake in Apple's computational photography(appleinsider.com)
504 points by indrora 3y ago|396 comments
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by indrora 3y ago
Lego has had issues for years, and has faced bankruptcy[1] through to several years ago just going "Whoops we made too many bricks..."[2] Lego's original core competency was toys, but not plastic ones. The original Lego toys
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by indrora 3y ago
Brother and Canon are both really good examples of long-term thinking in Japanese companies, along with Nintendo. All these companies still have their original core competency: Canon still makes optics, Brother still makes home equipment
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by indrora 3y ago
Thousands of pages is pretty good and what I’m coming to expect on the low side for cheap (single consumer GPU or NPU) throughput with the 5…8GB models now. Heck, with some of the optimizations that Llama.cpp has made, with SafeTensors and
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by indrora 3y ago
I'll add another to that list: -- People will never have a physical mailing address that contains "funny" numbers like "000", "420", "69420", or "80085".
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by indrora 3y ago
I shouted "The AE86 sucks" into a crowd of car folks once. A fight broke out over if the AE86 could actually do what it wanted to in the show. When I was in high school, probably half the school wanted an AE86. They had just come
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by indrora 3y ago
The VPN before VPNs were popular
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by indrora 3y ago
One thing I find interesting is the "please don't back this up" mentality of some of the older gray area content. I get it, you don't want (bigcorp, chinese clones, etc) causing you problems. But when you die, what happe
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by indrora 3y ago
The vast majority of Linux kernel engineers I know wouldn’t have the time, endurance, or care to complete this bullshit. I’ve known people who’ve maintained Arch packages, kept Brew up to date, and maintained kernels for Android devices. So
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by indrora 3y ago
The EFF are known for their alternate expansions at times. By far not as bad as the FSF, but they do tend to editorialize. This however, absolutely sounds like someone being snarky.
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Tunnel Vision: An Unauthorized BART Ride [video](youtube.com)
3 points by indrora 3y ago|0 comments
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by indrora 3y ago
Ah yes, let’s go back to the days of Thalidomide. For those that don’t know, the 1962 change is the Kefauver–Harris Amendment, which was a response to one of, if not the, largest overall global crisis of conscience in the medical field. Fro
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by indrora 3y ago
Gerbasi, et al, "Why So FURious", DOI: 10.1163/156853011X578965 A footnote in scientific research on folk, this two-page-worth of text is a rebuttal to the scientific journal equivalent to a Hacker News comment in which the a
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by indrora 3y ago
I’ve been on the Internet longer than most of my contemporary peers have been alive. Furries are about as sexual as any other fandom. You don’t want to know the piles of Picard slash that has been written, then serial-filed to absolutely ma
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by indrora 3y ago
You can uh find them on the internet. I wont tell you that the record 2020_03_22_DOOM on archive.org has it. I can't confirm.
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by indrora 3y ago
A friend of mine signed up for a quick glance to see what their feed would bring up, since there's no way to get just who you follow. The literal first handful of things she saw were transphobia, racism, misogyny, or conspiracy theorie
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by indrora 3y ago
They're being closed by Snap, who bought them.
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by indrora 3y ago
I was explicitly told to read up on several topics from Erowid by my psychiatrist upon starting an antidepressant. Her comment was: "I can't tell you what you'll experience, but if you're willing, here's some resour
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by indrora 3y ago
they may be interested in this, if they weren't already: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4487243 There is a foundation looking to understand why/how this happens and what we can do to mode
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by indrora 3y ago
After hearing the phrase "encryption requires system administrator access" as the reason why there was no WPA2 network at my previous university for quite some time, this reads like many a true tale.
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by indrora 3y ago
CAT has sold phones with replaceable batteries and good ingress protection.

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