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karambahh
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karambahh
14d ago
I'm also quite skeptical of performance/determinism over a real world load but if I'm not mistaken, a 10 000 qps with large shape of queries would not benefit much either from genetic algos, would it?
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karambahh
2mo ago
Your website claims not to carry affiliate tags but /verdict/ definitely does so your FAQ claims seem false. Some prices are shown as "0$" which is obviously a bug. Seems to me that your decision model is basically "
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karambahh
2mo ago
It's a protected title in several european countries but I've never seen enforced, despite myself being part of an officially sanctionned body of engineers. Afaik claiming to have an MD (for obvious reasons) or a PhD would land yo
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karambahh
2mo ago
As noted by others, it is indeed a book promotion [1] The "petty criminal" has himself published a series of books [2] However I take issue with your argument with "hacking would have been easier". DCs in the 2000s were
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karambahh
3mo ago
I think this is exactly the market Mollie is tapping in at the moment: "as feature complete as Ayden, but no need to run millions by us to be a first class citizen"
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karambahh
3mo ago
Funilly enough, payment might be the area where it's the easiest to find a credible european alternative. Adyen is an enormous PSP Mollie is aiming at smaller companies. Scaleway, OVH, Hetzner, Infomaniak and others do have pre-package
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karambahh
3mo ago
This tries to capture Europe as a single coherent market, which it is not and by far. It's comparing countries with vastly different socio-economical landscapes and sizes. Is "using Cloudflare as a CDN but hosting everything at, s
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karambahh
3mo ago
For other readers, please be aware that only BBC World & BBC Radio 4 can be streamed outside of the UK. For about a year now, BBC has been aggressively geoblocking other radios.
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karambahh
7mo ago
I've been told by the head of compliance of the largest European banking group that 2.5% is exactly the threshold at which they begin to be very worried/ at systemic risk Apparently they operate on very low level of tolerable risk
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karambahh
7mo ago
There are currently teasing additional region in Milan, IT.
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karambahh
7mo ago
Definition of "high status" vary by demographics. Some want to carry X sportswear with prominent branding, others take pride in high-price tag items without any explicit branding. The "I identify with this athlete", &quo
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karambahh
7mo ago
Feels like you're addressing two different topics in one comment. Legally speaking, a one person company can address the whole EEA market. From a marketing/sales standpoint yeah, sure, it's probably hard to address culturally
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karambahh
9mo ago
Except that lemons are picked for "cheap" in Argentina (and oranges in Morrocco or Valencia), industrially packaged to ports (most likely to BCN or VLC ports) and then shipped in containers to Palma. Pick the oranges in the middle
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karambahh
9mo ago
Also expect contents referred in the slides (every "chapter" of the presentation referred to a url such as https://gpg.fail/clearsig or https://gpg.fail/minisig and so on)
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karambahh
9mo ago
OP is complaining about GPG team rejecting issues with "wontfix" statuses.
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karambahh
9mo ago
Mallorca is a mountainous island in the middle of the med. Exporting something from Mallorca seems like a logistical challenge to me. Exporting something refrigerated or frozen, even more so... Maybe store-shelf product such as gummies or s
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karambahh
11mo ago
He has half a dozen court dates set for other stuff related to corruption/money/.... Assuming he's losing the appeal on this particular case, he will have been sentenced for scheming with a convicted murderer (Lockerbie among
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karambahh
11mo ago
Why would "elected" status grant you immunity? Say someone is legally elected president of France. They serve their 5 years term, doing their job. They get out of Elysée Palace, draw a gun and shoot a passer by. Do they get a free
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karambahh
11mo ago
Met him at HAL 2001, volunteered together a bit there. I think he was heading the speakers herald team I was part of. First encounter with the hacker conference scene, he guided me wisely. Patient and kind indeed. He's the reason I kep
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karambahh
1y ago
Others point out missing tz. It's also not that "user friendly": depending on their locale, users will usually expect for instance DD/MM/YYYY. Sorting by YYYY-MM-DD won't feel natural to them.
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karambahh
1y ago
I'm working in this space, reach out to me and we'll talk. Entering the EU market with this is going to be extremely touchy, the privacy protection agencies are going to mow down your clients with fines if you're not _very_
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karambahh
1y ago
This tool is made by the french OSS company Linagora, active in that space for more than 20 years. They mostly likely have thousands of users running on corporate or state platforms so it's not a "one off project" supported b
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karambahh
1y ago
Yeah, and especially as Vanta is adjacent... I think a rebranding is in order. Vanta (and the auditors they market) is a nice company I'm happy user of but I'm afraid they won't be too pleased with this. Your project is a pre
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karambahh
1y ago
I'm on the market for a decent laptop. Don't want to side-line the thread, but is Arch supported decently on, say, Dell or any "enterprise grade" laptops?
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karambahh
2y ago
As mentionned elsewhere, 30h of being "in the zone" is already above average. Above that, the teams will be present, or rather their bodies will be, but non productive. Death march is a real thing and it results, as the name impli
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karambahh
2y ago
AWS East going down will (and has) cause(d) disruption in other regions. Last time it happened (maybe like 18 months ago), you ran into billing and quota issues, if my memory serves. AWS is, as any company, centralized in a way or another.
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karambahh
2y ago
That sounds nice in theory but how do they solve inventory split? Inventory levels for SKUs across multiple warehouses is notoriously difficult to balance, even more so for smaller (Shopify mom&pop) retailers. If I split my inventory ac
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karambahh
2y ago
France Telecom bought Orange (then a UK company) and decided several years laters to rebrand the french "Itineris" mobile brand "Orange" and progressively did the same across most of its business lines, both domestic and
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karambahh
2y ago
And, as every communications systems, it was abused (as mentioned briefly in the WP page) by stock brockers between Paris and Bordeaux via a side channel attack. They used it to covertly transmit swing in trading prices between the Paris st
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karambahh
2y ago
It seems to me that the refractive index plays a role: couldn't you increase resolution by replacing air by another medium every other cut? Say air, water, air, etc. My reasoning is that you'd increase the resolution without addin
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