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by jxi 3y ago
I feel like anyone with half a brain would realize that it’s very easy and fruitful for Meta to data mine the billions of requests they receive.
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by jxi 3y ago
Creating new avenues for immigration is one way to try to plug the housing bubble problem (fresh new capital flowing in). Problem is I don't think it will work, and they'll instead attract even more extra mouths to feed and bring
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by jxi 3y ago
The problem is that for a productive H-1B holder in the US, they have no incentive to move to Canada if they're already doing well. Canada's wages will be less than half of what they would get in the US and healthcare in the US is
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by jxi 3y ago
Is there any way to protect yourself from this type of attack?
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by jxi 3y ago
We aren't on speaking terms.
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Linux tool to show progress for cp, mv, dd(github.com)
540 points by jxi 3y ago|178 comments
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by jxi 3y ago
Wow they straight ripped the design for their website from the Apple website.
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by jxi 3y ago
Isn’t Switch emulation illegal?
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by jxi 3y ago
Does iOS have the same problem of not being aware of the sounds it's playing itself?
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by jxi 3y ago
I'm just glad Activision doesn't get paid out. What a terrible company it has become. Really wish they never acquired Blizzard.
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by jxi 3y ago
> Hussain awarded the man — who had originally been seeking $6 million in damages — $500,000 in moral damages. He should have gotten nothing.
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by jxi 3y ago
Is this just a high level description of the process? There isn’t really any actual code to run or tutorial to follow.
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by jxi 4y ago
How does this compare with Brave in terms of privacy?
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by jxi 4y ago
It would be incredibly ominous if those DMs were written by ChatGPT.
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by jxi 4y ago
What support do people need with Facebook anyway? Been using it since the private days and never really thought of something I would want to contact support for.
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by jxi 4y ago
No, they have done this in the past when the upgrade is only a spec bump with no other changes. They even do this with iPads sometimes.
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by jxi 4y ago
Except bonds were extremely correlated to stocks during the recent downturn, so that’s not a good hedge. Money market or fixed income type funds is probably better in this environment.
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by jxi 4y ago
large political donations
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by jxi 4y ago
Hard to believe they weren't complicit in the fraud given users were wiring money directly to Alameda's bank accounts (for deposits intended for FTX). You (Alameda) receive thousands of wires from random people, so you just decide
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by jxi 4y ago
As a childhood fan of all things Blizzard (clocked in thousands of hours on their games), Activision has destroyed any respect I had for this company. They defiled every franchise, and Diablo Immortal is a sickening game. Sincerely hope the
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by jxi 4y ago
I do want discovery though.
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by jxi 4y ago
How does this compare to Vite?
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by jxi 4y ago
DuckDB doesn’t also need to load datasets into memory like pandas? I guess it depends what you’re doing to the data.
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by jxi 4y ago
why protonmail instead of gmail or dropbox mail?
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by jxi 4y ago
At least one customer will now never buy a Fitbit again.
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by jxi 4y ago
How does this compare with envoy?
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by jxi 4y ago
No. For that you need Temporal Tables: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/t...
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by jxi 4y ago
It may be faster for specific benchmark cases, but in my experience Timescale has had wildly unpredictable performance when used in a production setting. It's also very annoying that you have to remember to run certain timescale functi
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by jxi 4y ago
Aren’t you saying the same thing the author is saying, except you flipped the words? Story points in your case are the arbitrary deadlines he’s talking about, and the deadline you mention is more of a preemption point used to negotiate scop
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by jxi 4y ago
Is it faster?

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