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by joshka 4y ago
I added @lists. to the email address and found that it lessened the need to explain.
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by joshka 4y ago
I wish they'd open this up to use a subdomain, rather than the main domain.
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by joshka 4y ago
I have 31 addresses (of hundreds-thousands) over a similar 10 year period 2012-2022. My guess is that most of these are things where there's been a database leak (often these appear in the hibp database). > Is the fear of "peop
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by joshka 4y ago
Jumping on in unrelated but similar question. A long time back (maybe 15-20 years), an author on slashdot wrote an episodic Sci-Fi across months of comments about the singularity. I recall reading parts of it at the time, but never finishin
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by joshka 4y ago
Feature request - one click copy of the quote, attribution and link? E.g.: I predict blah -- foobar in 2022 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/ ... via https://hnpredictions.github.io/?p=xxx )
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by joshka 4y ago
Appropriate: I predict that this HN thread will lead hundreds of folks to tell stories of confirmation bias. -themodelplumber (2018) https://hnpredictions.github.io/?p=620
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by joshka 4y ago
I missed that - thanks! Edit: or maybe not? https://forum.openwrt.org/t/raspberry-pi-4-vs-edgerouter-x/1... > The bad is that the ER-X CPU speed is decidedly mid-range. If you run SQM to tame bufferbloat, it wi
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by joshka 4y ago
I've seen metrics on a Pi4 routing full speed 1Gbps at around 25% CPU (over 2 NICs)
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by joshka 4y ago
The lagging customized OpenWRT release cycle worries me. My router is the thing I most want to be up to date with patches / fixes.
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by joshka 4y ago
I'm looking to upgrade from this specific router - likely towards a NanoPi R4S / R4SE running OpenWRT which clocks in around $60-80 with a case and seems to be better spec. The RaspberryPi advantage is its ubiquity. This means mor
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by joshka 4y ago
A better blog post on the manufacturers site about this. The linked post (lilputing) seems like a regurgitation perhaps? https://www.seeedstudio.com/blog/2021/03/14/introducing-the-... Edit: my mistake.
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by joshka 4y ago
Too much / too little, both are problematic I guess. This ends up becoming a war of algorithmic generation vs understanding, and devolves to effectively answering the age old question "is this spam"? I was going to suggest th
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by joshka 4y ago
This comment seems pretty off-topic from the article linked to, can you provide a bit more context on how it's related other than the concept of monotony?
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by joshka 4y ago
Neat, I wonder if applying something like GPT-3 to understand what each page gives might help with that a little. Kind of like reversing the SEO spam. I wonder if that's something that ML tools could detect given enough input?
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by joshka 4y ago
Damn, this is really excellent. Over the course of my career I've written many tech specs, plans, one pagers, six pagers, functional requirements docs, ... etc. Each has been missing something, been too verbose, had sections that reall
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by joshka 4y ago
dffr-bleed, but you forgot that we need a really good logo.
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by joshka 4y ago
Have you read the guidelines recently? https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a
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by joshka 4y ago
> In this ruling, which has impacted so many, the court did not take away a right. The court stated that it had taken away the power of the people and created a law where none existed. This ignores the fact that the previous status quo w
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by joshka 4y ago
The real question though is does the amount of good that they could do at an appearance like that outweigh the cost of getting there in a suboptimal damaging way?
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You have 80k hours in your career(80000hours.org)
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by joshka 4y ago
You mean uni, roight mate?
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by joshka 4y ago
Yeah, I do. Glad he's no longer part of the labor party. It was no loss to see him go. My stance is generally that Labor is the better of the two evils when there is no other choice. But, in general, the authoritarian stances of the Li
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by joshka 4y ago
The house bill: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/8160 The related senate bill: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/440... The most i
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by joshka 4y ago
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/8160... The easiest to trigger would be: >(C) a connected organization (as such term is defined in section 301(7) of such Act); which references: &gt
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by joshka 4y ago
The person you replied to provided verifiable evidence of the claim that they made. Where is the lie here?
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by joshka 4y ago
It's the NSW government that passed the shitty authoritarian laws that caused this. Any guess which party runs that state?
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by joshka 4y ago
What are these valid use cases?
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by joshka 4y ago
None of us are the individual who won, and none of us are likely to be one in the future, so the impact of this "news" is phrased backwards. A more accurate phrasing would be the following headline: > Government realizes 1.6B a
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by joshka 4y ago
Yes, regardless of how much these are abstracted in modern software development. Size is an important aspect of many things in a computer. It impacts: - storage capacity - speed of communication - speed of computation - representation of nu
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by joshka 4y ago
>So I'm pretty comfortable with my approach. And hey, next time you're in the Bay Area (or perhaps when I'm in your neck of the woods), lemme buy you beer and we can talk about why it gives you satisfaction to dump on othe

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