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by jasode 3y ago
I found it interesting that Boeing did proactively tell airlines to inspect 737 MAXs for a possible loose bolt in a different part of the plane (rudder section) at least 8 days before the January 5th event. Example story: https:&#x
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by jasode 3y ago
>MS Office has officially supported ODT for years. [...], or are is MS's ODT support incredibly buggy or what? The bugs of programs trying to read others' file formats goes both ways. LibreOffice has problems reading some *.
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by jasode 3y ago
Fyi... submitter put "not zero" instead of original title of "non-zero" which causes the "past" link's search algorithm to not list this previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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>I think a lot of the time "SPA" vs "MPA" essentially actually means "does the client largely render it's own HTML" or "does the server render HTML and the client just displays it". It seems
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>Web devs love the word "jarring" like it's some world shattering visual effect. I've never been a web dev. I'm just explaining why the typical mainstream end users who don't have the same patience as
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>partial renders and / or DOM morphs of server generated HTML responses, eliminating the full-page refresh effect. www.mcmaster.com seems to utilize this to some degree, actually - while yes there are JSON responses, there are wha
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by jasode 3y ago
>Stuff like filtering search results is very easily accomplished by a MPA with query parameters to a results page. But the "MPA to another results page" causing an HTML reload with a flickering blank screen is a jarring U
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>So is it a copyright enforcement system or is it really some kind of cartel mechanism which is replacing copyright law? It's neither of those. Content ID is an automated detection system that Google/Youtube voluntarily pu
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by jasode 3y ago
The common suggested alternative payment system to fix the "unfairness" of Spotify's current splitting of the pie is "user-centric" payments: https://www.google.com/search?q=spotify+user-centric+p
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by jasode 3y ago
>, if the main economic mechanisms that help the major players did not exist, we might not have so much spam in the first place. Spam was a massive problem long before big tech existed. - The old USENET network which was/is a fede
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by jasode 3y ago
>How is the infrastructure and bandwidth paid for? For bandwidth intensive usage such as video, it will probably be "paid relays" instead of free ones. Click on url in the "Popular paid relays" paragraph to see e
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>Also zero knowledge has a very specific meaning in cryptography and I don't see how it applies here, People are using "zero knowledge" in different contexts: (1) ZKP terminology in cryptography : https://e
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by jasode 3y ago
>, it has to be stored somewhere, pending delivery. I think the "stored?" question isn't about the minimal fraction of time notifications have to be in transient storage to even "send and immediately forget"
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by jasode 3y ago
>Web push notification don't need Apple, Google, Microsoft or Ubuntu between the web app and you. They do. To implement "web push", each web browser vendor has their own backend server to handle notification subscripti
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by jasode 3y ago
>Today, it seems that Python is pitched for almost everything, short of ethernet drivers. I think the "Python is pitched for almost everything" in that sentence shows a misinterpretation of gp's phrasing of "use c
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by jasode 3y ago
>Lines of C aren't the defining factor. You want total instructions executed. I understand what your clarification is trying to provide but it isn't relevant to this particular thread's article. The article is not about
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by jasode 3y ago
>And WTF is self healing? Docker can't fix any ops problem that it didn't create. The gp you replied to mentioned both "Docker/Kubernetes" It's the Kubernetes management layer of Docker-style containers
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by jasode 3y ago
>>, many employers would rather hire a couple of inexperienced computer programmer and spend a few months training them [...] In addition, many employers aren’t interested in providing training to engineers or programmers >That
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by jasode 3y ago
>Even if they use a shitty cable you can pull your own cable through after the fact, no? Often you can't use the old (unwanted) cable to act as a "fish tape" or "mouse" to pull a new cable because the old cabl
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by jasode 3y ago
>Here's what Bard says: [...] Unfortunately, that's an example of where A.I. didn't do a good job of extracting the key thesis of Benn Jordan's argument. Arguably, Benn Jordan himself didn't make it easy for
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by jasode 3y ago
>So you will have the magical illusion of a $0.00/mo premium and the insurance company then makes a substantial profit to boot. I spend about $300/mo for A+B+G+D. I guess I don't understand what you're trying to ex
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by jasode 3y ago
>My elevator argument [...] against Medicare Advantage (Part C) is: why would you want to spend the rest of your life arguing with an insurance company? It's an affordability issue so it's not as simple as you laid it out. S
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by jasode 3y ago
>I think a better payout structure for Spotify would be to go per-user. [...] - I only listened to one song this month? The full 4$ go to that artist. [...] I think the current model of per-stream across the whole platform distorts the
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by jasode 3y ago
>It isn't easy to handle playing videos just with a CDN. You have to handle: [... various video delivery tasks...] I think gp's "BunnyCDN" was shorthand for the video-as-a-service Bunny Stream : https://
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by jasode 3y ago
>There's a saying (which could be specific to my country) about men approaching women. If you're handsome it's called flirting, if you're ugly it's sexual harassment. There's a famous comic meme about your
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There are multiple corporate entities that make up "OpenAI". See box diagram: https://images.openai.com/blob/f3e12a69-e4a7-4fe2-a4a5-c63b6... (image from https://openai.com/our-structure )
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by jasode 3y ago
>it's almost trivial. I don't think thats a big deal. Somebody downvoted sibling comment from x86x87 but they didn't give a reason. It seems the concern for it not being trivial is supported by immigration attorneys.
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>your desire potentially to join Sam Altman at Microsoft’s new AI Research Lab. Know that if needed, you have a role at Microsoft that matches your compensation and advances our collective mission. The podcast This Week In Startups bro
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>Based on the money they are pulling in, they could easily put fewer, less intrusive ads on the platform and still make a healthy profit. Not disagreeing/agreeing with you but just want to point out that Alphabet Inc only publiciz
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by jasode 3y ago
>while in principle I love blogs. But they are very different beasts: twitter is a cheap cheese and tomato frozen pre-made pizza Some people (especially techies) like to distinguish between blogs and Twitter but we have to also acknowl

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