kris_wayton

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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Do you mean as a sort of sponsored/approved false flag, or just that thoughts of revolution are reaching up into institutions?
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Here's a screenshot of the highest reading I saw (11.37) and an english overlay of possible units it can display. It's hard to see the button positions. https://imgur.com/a/gl8NLqB
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
> 0.1137 milisievert / hour I saw 11.37 on the display, wouldn't that be 0.01137 ?
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Tends to happen when you call people lazy, etc. They miss your point.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I wasn't trying to compare paid/free, just that there's a renewed opening for a beginner friendly pirate platform. Yes, popcorn time failed, but I was referencing the thing where it had once made inroads with non-technical pe
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Feels like they are referencing something that includes the google-able tagline "lower price than the majority of file hosters while still offering"
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Sort of waiting for some new iteration of what "popcorn time" was. With all the fragmentation of content across different providers, and more aggressive actions on account sharing, crossing region restrictions, etc...it feels lik
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
The article does later get into "changing the shape of the scoop", meaning a more directional antenna. And the designs for directional antennas are generally larger than omnidirectional ones.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
The headline makes it sound broader than it is. Rather than "CA Cities", it's actually "will eliminate the zoning ordinances of the vast majority of cities throughout the Bay Area" . Still pretty broad, of course
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
The site is here: https://efforce.io/team
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
The chart doesn't seem to account for the profiles that only have a slot on 1 or 2 sides versus all 4. I would guess those are quite a bit stronger. Like this one: https://8020.net/media/catalog/product&#x2F
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
The really large explosions in size seem to come from internal politics to me. Where leaders of individual internal groups start to have their own goals and agendas separate from the company goals...and start empire building.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
There's a US anti-dumping embargo on extruded aluminum, which seems to keep the price high.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I agree it's not for everything, but it seems like better NLP/NLG could improve things like Alexa a lot. Alexa is fine for setting timers, turning off lights, etc. But currently when I ask it anything that Google Search or ChatG
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I suppose you would have to know to run "list all files that..." prior to "delete all files that...".
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
You're right, though the article is talking about pay transparency laws in several different US states, so perhaps some have this loophole and others don't.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
There's srcset, and things like generating content with JS, inline css base64 images (background: url(data:...), and lots of other loopholes. The author is going to re-live a lockdown path many others have gone through ;)
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
> But Alphabet will probably be fine. YouTube and Android are still... If you look at a revenue breakdown[1] and then also figure in that search has much higher margins than the other areas, it's pretty skewed to search dollars. Th
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
> Many many folders consisting of only a "hi" or similar make me doubt if too many on HN don't know what is meant by "code". ;) I suspect it's just people experimenting with how it works, what it allows or d
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I believe they are asking if, after extracting all the pieces (it's shipped as a self-extracting archive), does it do the things it needs to do to comply with GPL/AGPL? Like supplying the source code, or how to get the source cod
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Since you can insert arbitrary JS, it feels like you could write a loop that ajax posts a bunch of new webspaces when someone visits a webspace. Might look into protecting againt that.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Doesn't it still have value though? Having to show the bottom means people near the bottom now know where they are.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I see a couple of things called libpdf...lib-pdf and libpdf++. One generates pdfs programmatically. The other parses pdfs, but generates only images. Maybe you meant something else?
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I ran it, and it installs these python extensions: Successfully installed PyMuPDF-1.21.1 fire-0.5.0 fonttools-4.38.0 lxml-4.9.2 numpy-1.24.1 opencv-python-4.7.0.68 pdf2docx-0.5.6 python-docx-0.8.11 six-1.16.0 termcolor-2.2.0
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
Realistic for me would be including small ink pools, skips, smudges, crossed out corrections, and so on.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I always wondered if pharmacists had any specific training in the terrible handwriting doctors put on prescriptions, or if they all just figure it out in their first year.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
If you're not a fan of Google drive: https://github.com/kristopher-wayton/chat-gpt-cheatsheet-nue...
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
"Microsoft now owns a 49% stake in the maker of chatGPT/GPT3 - OpenAI" I didn't know that. Makes the Google <-> OpenAI rivalry more interesting.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I wasn't aware they existed. Looks like "cloud development environments". Their claimed customer list looks impressive...they show Google, Amazon, Gitlab, and a smattering of smaller customers.
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by kris_wayton 4y ago
I saw that Cloudflare moved from Elastic to Clickhouse for logging. https://blog.cloudflare.com/log-analytics-using-clickhouse/

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