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by kyrra 2y ago
This still exists today. For example, I am on the payments team but I have a 20% project working on protobuf. I had to get formal approval from my management chain and someone on the protobuf team. And it is tracked as part of my performan
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Technically Google Wallet. There is no GPay app in Brazil.
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by kyrra 2y ago
Google Wallet also supports Pix via Open Finance. You don't need your bank app after going through account linking. (Googler, opinions are my own.)
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Since AP decided to not actually even say this in their article: "Abrego Garcia was deemed by an immigration judge in 2019 to be a likely member of the MS-13 gang — a decision Abrego Garcia sharply contested and that the government cre
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Defeating Prompt Injections by Design(arxiv.org)
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by kyrra 2y ago
All adults in a position of power over kids can do this. Many children are abused by teachers as well. https://www.pennlive.com/news/erry-2018/05/5e56fa19a94444/ch...
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by kyrra 2y ago
What are th legal issues?
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by kyrra 2y ago
The problem is the release cadence, especially around mobile devices. Driver packages for them tend to be worked on right up to shipping, because they are developed in parallel with the hardware. Android using the absolutely most head or ti
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If they are just data analysis and gathering, that's not exactly contract negotiation.
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by kyrra 2y ago
Lots of people still use older processor nodes. For example Groq[1] uses 14nm chips for their inference chips. Older fab tech is cheaper to use (less demand and higher yields). Most chips made are on older processes, it's only the b
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by kyrra 2y ago
It's getting harder. Calibre + DeDRM doesn't work on all kindle books, especially some of the newer formats.
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The title of the submission is nowhere in line with what the linked page even talks about. Flagging for out right lying. Titled when I wrote this comment is: "US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards" All the pr
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by kyrra 2y ago
So it's simple but hard?
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by kyrra 2y ago
> He has broken several laws... Elon has done none of the things you list here, as he doesn't have the power to do any of them. > This man has not been elected to any office nor appointed by the president to any cabinet positions
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by kyrra 2y ago
FYI, The "Stop Relying on IF NOT EXISTS for Concurrent Index Creation in PostgreSQL" link points to localhost. Also, consider using a tool like this: https://pub.dev/documentation/linkcheck/latest/
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by kyrra 2y ago
Lots of people are blaming Trump for the abuse of those back in 2020. Let's not forget Congress played a role here (where Dems controlled the House). They passed the spending bill here. Meaning they are also responsible here. Congre
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by kyrra 2y ago
Trump and almost all of Congress doesn't want to touch the entitlements. Bush Jr tried to reform social security and got trounced for it. Since then no one seriously tries to change it because the other side will beat you over the hea
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by kyrra 2y ago
For the large providers (Amazon, Google, Microsoft), they buy so many CPUs that they for issues like this, they tend to be given the fixes before they are released to the public. So I'd wager that those 3 already have patched their en
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by kyrra 2y ago
Wikipedia tends to have a left-leaning bent to its articles. Using it as the source of truth on things like this isn't always a great gauge. https://manhattan.institute/article/new-study-finds-politica...
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by kyrra 2y ago
Bari Weiss is center left by the way. Prior to her New York times stint, she was at wsj editorial pages where she was to the left of basically everyone. If you read her actual political beliefs, she's more of a classical liberal.
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by kyrra 2y ago
For a game, I would maybe use Protobuf and grpc. There is serialization and deserializarion required. Something like flatbuffers or capnproto where the wireformat matches language data layout makes for extremely efficient parsing (though i
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by kyrra 2y ago
> Had the author of this creation tried to use it for a while,... The problem is that proto v1 has existed for over 20 years internally at Google. And being able to be backwards compatible is extremely important. Edit. Oh. You're an
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by kyrra 2y ago
The main benefit of protos is interop between various languages. If you are a single language tech stack, it matters less. Also, if you use languages outside of Google's primary languages, you're likely not going to get as good of
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The official grpc JavaScript implementation is sort of bad. The one by buf.build is good from what I've seen. https://buf.build/blog/protobuf-es-the-protocol-buffers-type...
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For those that disagree with the above: Reciprocity is an important part of trade. China is making these choices, and the US is just putting things on a level playing field.
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The law states that it cannot be owned by a Chinese company. So they could be sold to owners in almost any other country (the law explicitly lists China, North Korea, Iran, and Russia as being banned. Edit: text of the bill: https:/&
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Many/most scotus rulings are impactful. They are just not all controversial.
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Regularly, you just don't read about them as they don't make news headlines.
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That's why I suggested looking at ArqBackup, which I believe has the same model as BBEdit.
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May I suggest not offering lifetime updates? All software that does this ends up getting around it in the end because they realize they need to get more money from existing customers to actually stay afloat. Normally by releasing the produ

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