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by indrora 3y ago
Don't worry: hairpick + mouse trap has you covered: https://furry.engineer/@indrora/110521268976812984
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My company forbids the use of LLMs that aren't validated (and we make one). Our managers get emails if we make calls to known LLMs, and there's guidance on locally running LLMs and using their output ("it's okay for smal
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An impressive number of 4chan's /g/ users are on github. Some even actively contribute to Linux (though usually to Arch, Gentoo, and now more and more Nix). I wrote a paper during college that I should release some time about
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Uscsb Postmortem: Transient Hazards: Explosion at the Husky Superior Refinery(youtube.com)
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It's worth noting that Reddit's own app uses their official API. The whole thing is OAuth2. They could have easily just said "Only Reddit Gold users can use external apps" and have avoided all this fracas. Now, it would
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by indrora 3y ago
Definitely depends on where you look. I find that HN is similar to one of the slower subreddits. There's a handful of subreddits that I read regularly, most of which are quite slow. Most of the "Local" subreddits (e.g. /
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The day that Autodesk announced they had acquired CadSoft EAGLE, I archived the Last Free Version (which is the full version with a license check, fun fact). Someone else has even gone through the hassle of archiving multiple older versions
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> I scrolled down a few pages to try to find out what their grievance about HN is, but it's still not clear to me. The best I could find was "zero tolerance for those who defend wielding state violence against any oppressed, sc
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by indrora 3y ago
This has been done multiple times by different authors. All this is because there are a certain number of people who read HN who turn around and go out of their way to abuse the author (outside of HN). noreferrer was a mistake and such has
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On the flipside, I had a cell phone in middle school. My parents paid a lot for it, but it became a powerful tool to handle the Ugly Shit that comes with being in middle school: bullies, struggling with classes, etc. There's a lot of t
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In the Anglosphere, 'Native' generally refers to the US Native Peoples, particularly in the central-south Americas, extending up to around the Canadian border.
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As someone who has dealt with previously free services relying heavily on ads I would actually take the approach of "API Access is gated by the account paying money". This is how Spotify did it (only premium users have API access)
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You're in the right ballpark. NB: I work(ed) on AWS Docs, shipped docs for AWS Device Farm and AppSync in a past role. (these statements are my opinion and experience. I won't speak for the whole company) It's a mixture of po
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puts on CDK hat And it'll be that way for as long as I can make it.
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I had a run of Moo business cards made at one point, costing over $1/ea. As a gimmick for highly likely prospectives (or, alternately, a thank you for current clients) this is absolutely at a price point of "have 50 spun via pick
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It does, for the western US. Comparing it to.... Albuquerque or Denver maybe. It's nothing compared to the powerhouse of Boston or New York city. Seattle is Alright compared to them. San Francisco wipes Seattle on the floor of the fish
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It's all three, in equal measure. If you're not in the Seattle area, you don't realize just how much of the South Lake Union area is taken up by Amazon and how much traffic it contributes to the problem. Amazon sliced through
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The general opinion of every emulator author I have met that has had their work subsumed into RetroArch can be summarized as "Fuck RetroArch"
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Yuzu does, though, and Yuzu runs so well on the Steam deck that it was accidentally shown in the launch video. You have youtubers saying to buy a steam deck and sell their switch for spare cash to offset the cost of the deck. Nintendo is tr
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Have you considered the use of a tool such as a password manager or book?
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> Common security requirement. Mobile connections tend to have frequently changing IPs. This creates problems with security software that tries to detect anomalous behavior. I don't know about your work, but mine actively encourages
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Because AM is frustratingly simple.
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By the time I graduated, 90% of my books were ebooks or pdfs the professor had samizdat'd from the publisher. The other 10% were books the publisher only had physical prints of or which I could find pdf copies from other locales of. &g
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A friend of mine just recently did a stint with an outside firm that worked with JPMC. She readily confirmed that her JPMC laptop shipped to her via her company's address, and her outside management had informed her to "be careful
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Okay but tell that to the mad lads that put an 11th gen processor (and complete custom motherboard) in the ThinkPad T60 from 2006: https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/tdfea2/t700_crowd...
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If you read this as bragging about war, I absolutely ask you to reconsider your read here. This is tribute to a man who went "I'm bored, I'm going to go far outside my comfort zone," helped rebuild infrastructure destroy
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Part of the issue with Android is that, despite the fact that application packages are signed, their signatures only guarantee future upgrade tampering isn't a problem. Meanwhile, Apple is likely still going to require sideloading to h
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An archive of the content put on archive.org would be amazing. You should have enough detail to at least provide magnet links, but an SQL dump of the content would be very, very interesting for future folks.
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This might not be far off from the truth. SwiftKey, Edge, and several other Microsoft properties are actually under the auspices of Bing Ads now. A while ago, Microsoft made the wild move to shuffle a bunch of branches under the leadership
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There's some internal matrix of "Supported" clean movement, mostly between languages with an extensive shared vocabulary. You can enable Multilingual Typing theoretically anywhere, but it only really "works" among l

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