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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> .. why marketing and designers get more of a say in the software than engineers. I hate it when visual designer do a product design or ux design job. I hate it when marketing just imagine some fake use case in their head. Market Resea
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
A consumer grade tester test only the continuity and read the chip. To actually test for the bandwidth those are hell expensive. Now people starting test for the chip, those scammers will install more fake chip ...
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> high-pitched whine. Does it have to? I meant, it is a very common problem with lots of complain. I bet modern electronic can do it much less noise. Does HN know something in this area?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> That will change very fast and soon paying for inference will likely resemble paying for hosting your app. The article have talked about this: > You cannot, however, build a business model today on a cost breakthrough that has not
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> 1) mathematical impossibility of reversing some integer/mod calculation You are describing asymmetric encryption. This article was talking about symmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption is generally considered much harder to bre
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
They could. but.... running PGO is just too much pain. We can't do it "incrementally", can we? How about combining with LTO? edit: I was thinking profiling individual module on a test driver and link them after PGO
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
From account security POV, it is better to disallow backup or export passkeys. Each device should get their unique key. This would be quite bad from usability or privacy pov, I guess.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Ugh? I thought application talks to the OS and the OS that check before it do the TPM thing.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
I got lots of iMessage spam try to get me to contact them via WhatsApp, signal or their own website. Unless you ban mentioning other IM platform or communication channel, they will always try to get you on something less monitored
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> Why not use AI to detect and avoid scams? Why would the scammer go thru your detector?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Just like Taboola. They are everywhere now.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
This is the worse I have seen. Most of these kind of website have the animation on the centre of the screen. This one animate at the bottom
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> Note that government labor regulations are effectively just really one big union (called the government). Where would we be without them? Playing devil's advocate: - Having government functionally like one big union make individua
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
We have gone a long way since industrial revolution. e.g. Child labor now outlawed. There is a minimum wage. (You can argue it is still way to low, but going from zero to some is a huge change) Some OSHA rules mandate employer provide safet
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
err... There are always more ---> you can't make it "compete" by adding finite number of axioms
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
Working with it for 2 years is impressive nevertheless. Working with an agentic framework for more than a week make me want to throw it over the cliff
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
What's the energy density for that? Something that works doesn't mean something is desirable
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
First, `sharedUserId` is opt-in. You need something like that for plugin / extension like system. Third, it is being deprecated. and people are screaming "bad google" "android is no longer free!"
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
It won't. Do you aware how many people are locked out from access of the bank because the bank think they are too risky by some algorithm and no human review? And people got rejected for flying because they have same name as somebody o
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
I kinda of agree with you - there is no good solutions if we are only changing one or two things at a time . I am kind of wanting to f around and found out. I missed the old internet were most of the big websites are run by hobbyist. I kno
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
Choose a major distro, deal with poettering non-sense.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
I think most undergrad level course on probability expose you to measure theory _without_ telling you they are measure theory.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
What about discoverability? Multirow tab ai't pretty, but it allows you to know all your tabs -- unlike the modern scrollable tab bar that move one pixel on each click. I guess this depends on you are using mouse clicks or have a touch
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
The practice was there before the spec
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
I guess this is related, but I knew too little to tell: Safari can't do MJPEG in <img>.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
Ink reminder is annoying, but marginally relevant to printer. I have yet to see an linkage from LG monitor to McAfee virus.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
We are taking about doubling or tripling the power consumption in some place in 2 or 3 years.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
Congratulation! You are a submarine!
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
> Using my USB-C cable tester, I can be sure all the cables I have can deliver the amount of power my devices need. Wait until they discover off brand usb cable with incorrect e-marker.
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by j16sdiz 3mo ago
I discovered Doctorow's "Reverse centaurs are the answer to the AI paradox" via a link in this article. It was a great read. Recent HN Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48873855

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