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by itisit 3y ago
Another effective way to prevent your car from getting stolen in New York is to leave New York with your car.
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by itisit 3y ago
In my opinion the consoles for all the cloud providers are a convenience and should not be relied upon nor routinely utilized as part of operations.
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by itisit 3y ago
Sorry, but this feels like a total non sequitir. Serverless or FaaS is pretty mature now. People get the concept, businesses understand the savings, and the services and tooling are stable. We don't talk about it because it's bori
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by itisit 3y ago
Surveillance Anxiety, perhaps.
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by itisit 4y ago
That’s not true in colloquial American English. Movies like “Friday” or “Madea Goes to Jail” are just referred to as “Comedy”.
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by itisit 4y ago
“Black Comedy” is synonymous with “Dark Comedy”.
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by itisit 4y ago
This metaphorical fluff of elevators, penthouses, and engine rooms is compelling to the c-suite and those adjacent, particularly in enterprise IT. Like when the overlap of a Venn diagram has "data-driven synergy" or "unrealiz
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by itisit 4y ago
Speaking for the rest of humanity: no, we did not have debates as to whether smartphones are phones or computers.
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by itisit 4y ago
> We have essentially built a computer-based replica of our internal language engine. How can we honestly say that’s the case when we cannot explain (or define) our “internal language engine”?
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by itisit 4y ago
No argument that these workers have a right to unionize, but I find many of their demands petulant and counterproductive. Have a look: https://sbworkersunited.org/noneconomic-proposals
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by itisit 4y ago
So you're saying there's a market for AI-based intermittent eye contact correction solutions?
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by itisit 4y ago
I take it you're not a fan of the wonderful AI-based eye contact correction solutions on the market?
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by itisit 4y ago
From the relevant product page [0]: "AWS Graviton3 processors feature always-on memory encryption, dedicated caches for every vCPU, and support for pointer authentication." Further reading on pointer authentication [1]. [0] https
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by itisit 4y ago
Not quite a hostage scenario when it comes to a commodity like processors. Funnily enough, AWS had bought the company behind Graviton, Annapurna Labs.
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by itisit 4y ago
Google did this for the same reasons AWS created Graviton; the article kind of mentions this: lower energy consumption, better performance for common workloads, and improved security.
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by itisit 4y ago
I'm out and about every day in Manhattan, uptown, downtown, and in between. And every day I smell pot multiple times per day. It is positively ubiquitous and disgusting.
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by itisit 4y ago
This setting you refer to can be disabled on most every Philips electric toothbrush that has it.
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by itisit 4y ago
Without revealing details of your ideas, how did you go about getting the ideas in the first place? Were you bumping into problems and encouraged to solve them in a more structured way? Did you have conversations or read some stuff that ins
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by itisit 4y ago
This reads like a pre-IPO puff piece, nothing more. Without getting into how obnoxious the term is, there's no "mafia" here. And I'm not buying the altruism so vainly on display. Goes to show how modern tech journalism i
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by itisit 4y ago
Nominative determinism strikes again!
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by itisit 4y ago
The reader's ignorance isn't implied at all. If anything, that video is a concise, entertaining way to prime someone for the post's topic. This isn't some op-ed in the New York Times. With all due respect, maybe introspe
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by itisit 4y ago
> Why do people who have a critique of society think that they're the only ones who ever thought of this stuff? Where did you get that from?
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by itisit 4y ago
I think you're overanalyzing what is too brief of a blog post to draw any sound conclusions about the author's meaning or their character.
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by itisit 4y ago
Quit with a plan. I know the classic knee-jerk advice is to have a job in waiting first, but that may not apply to you. A well-crafted sabbatical can give you a sense of energy, motivation, and purpose. You might be able to do it from abroa
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by itisit 4y ago
I recall renting this on laserdisc when I was teen and being thoroughly entertained. I'd be surprised if it doesn't hold up as the popcorn flick it's always been.
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by itisit 4y ago
CNET is unrecognizable to me these days. Practically all of CNET's great editors have long since left the company. It's just a once trusted brand slapped on top of ad-optimized time-relevant trash. Prime fodder for the "More
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by itisit 4y ago
Agree, but sauce can be a bit too sweet.
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by itisit 4y ago
> I'm not sure what to do about single use plastic cutlery. Wooden cutlery.
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by itisit 4y ago
> Isn't that enough "comfort" for you? No, it isn't. There is a certain peace and relief seeing these individuals brought to death. I don't mean to come across as provocative. To think of someone like Anders Brei
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by itisit 4y ago
Dare I say I find it rather comforting to know these people no longer walk the earth. https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/death_row/dr_info/obryanronald.jp... https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/death_row/dr_in

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