josephh

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Employees in Asia are spending most time looking busy at work, says Slack report(cnbc.com)
83 points by josephh 3y ago|65 comments
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Nintendo Switch Has Shipped 129.53MM Units; Tears of the Kingdom at 18.51MM(techraptor.net)
2 points by josephh 3y ago|0 comments
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by josephh 3y ago
ACC with LKAS is not the same as "you don't need to keep your hands on the wheel". AFAIK, It's only GM (Super Cruise), Ford (Blue Cruise) and Mercedes Benz (Drive Pilot) who have ACC systems that are designed to be com
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by josephh 3y ago
Does anyone know the latest on having WG support dynamically assigned IP for peers? There have been some work done[1], but it seems to have stalled for quite some time. 1. https://github.com/WireGuard/wg-dynamic
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IFTTT to pull Twitter applets for free users, add more restrictions(techhive.com)
4 points by josephh 3y ago|0 comments
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Terraform’s Do Kwon Wins Release on Bail from Montenegro Court(bloomberg.com)
1 points by josephh 3y ago|0 comments
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by josephh 3y ago
In case you're referring to their servers (from https://dl.dell.com/manuals/common/poweredge_pcie_cooling.pd... ): > The automatic system cooling response for third-party cards provisions airflow based on
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by josephh 3y ago
FYI, in conjunction with Perspective API[1], this is the list of words that authors used to determine whether a tweet is considered hateful: https://github.com/dan-hickey1/musk-hate-lexicon/blob/main/h...
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A Quick Look at AWS Scalable Reliable Datagram Protocol(blog.ipspace.net)
21 points by josephh 4y ago|0 comments
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by josephh 4y ago
South Koreans have realized that their alternative choice is just as corrupt, if not more. Some of the things that have happened since: - President Moon's right hand was convicted for opinion rigging leading up to the election by overs
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Powerball numbers delayed for $1.9B jackpot due to 'security protocol issue'(abc7ny.com)
12 points by josephh 4y ago|4 comments
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Samsung Electronics names Jay Y. Lee executive chairman(reuters.com)
1 points by josephh 4y ago|0 comments
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by josephh 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33338742
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Brand new iPhone features that Android already has(theverge.com)
4 points by josephh 4y ago|0 comments
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by josephh 4y ago
> I like to see more tests moving to open-book model where test takers are allowed to use all resources, as in work. Open-book model does not mean you're entitled to all resources, including paying someone to solve all the questions
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by josephh 4y ago
To clarify, I'm referring to entities that tout themselves to be a platform for providing customers to express their opinions. For your example, I think a better analogy would be a venue owner that publicly advertises their space to be
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by josephh 4y ago
And what is your point? Let them face consequences. That is not a justification for suppressing such speech.
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by josephh 4y ago
Thank goodness that the merchants that I do deals with do not force me to pay with cryptocurrency.
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by josephh 4y ago
Please speak for yourself.
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by josephh 4y ago
Yeah, if that's the first thing that comes to their mind, then they need to look themselves in the mirror real hard and wonder whether they're the ones perpetuating xenophobia.
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by josephh 4y ago
One of the major selling points of using cloud is serverless where it truly lets you build-once-and-forget with minimal maintenance overhead. Can you suggest comparable on-prem/Hetzner alternatives for the products I use: CloudWatch Lo
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by josephh 5y ago
Ah, the "melting" part is what makes it irreversible. Thanks.
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by josephh 5y ago
The article that gp linked mentions that it's stored in non-volatile memory that supposedly is "programmable" only once. Obviously, it depends on the chipset, but how is non-reversibility guaranteed in this case?
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by josephh 5y ago
Has there been any research on reseting these fuses via fault injection attacks?
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by josephh 5y ago
Amazon Music Unlimited also has it included in their catalog. How does Apple's fare against Amazon's?
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by josephh 5y ago
You're comparing apple and oranges. The 99% prediction[1] was based on the statistical significance calculated against the polling results, and was not the actual polling numbers suggested in the wiki that you linked. 1. https:/&
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by josephh 5y ago
But don't ratings matter most to advertisers? Who's going to run ads on a station that nobody watches?
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by josephh 5y ago
> So they demand ID, without making it possible/easier to get. Great, have congress legislate laws to make it easier/free to obtain passports. Instead of requiring folks to travel to DMV/Post office/etc., why not have
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by josephh 5y ago
At a first glance, its functionality looks like something that could be implemented through {Grease,Tamper}Monkey script. It provides so much more transparency over the extension model and I wish more folks make use of it.
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by josephh 5y ago
It doesn't seem to me that apartment rents going up by $n/month when UBI of $n/month rolls out is an impossible proposition, since everyone can afford extra $n. Can you elaborate as to why this wouldn't happen?

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