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by lbhdc 3y ago
The article says the Netflix adaptation isn't available in China, and that they are watching it through vpns or piracy. There have been domestic adaptations of it, that I assume are generally available.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Something we do often is need to fetch metadata from a centralized service for some kind of data before sending the original data + the metadata to an ml inference server. The call to the fetch the metadata and the call to the ml model woul
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I use grpc at work for service to service interaction (there are many many services). The generated code, really gets rid of a lot of effort, and keeps clients and servers in sync. It makes streaming pretty easy too. There are also nice too
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I am curious what the motivating use case was for creating this? Where did things break down with other tools?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Yes. I primarily am interested in removing hardware (and its related software) I don't use. Things like user facing camera and most of the back facing cameras; ml processing hardware. I would pay for it with just those things removed,
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by lbhdc 3y ago
When I was growing up, my friends and I recognized something about different groups of people. If everyone in your friend group has been to jail, the chance of you going is higher than normal. Pushing away everyone deemed to be stupid will
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I have been running Wayland with nvidia drivers for ~1.5yrs as my daily driver. I haven't had any issues with lutris (primary means that I use to install games) or with wine underneath.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I feel like this could benefit from more detail on this page, or perhaps link an about page. Its not apparent if this would work for private apis, and it seems like locally running apis would be out of the question. The local case is the pr
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I think that depends. One of the advantages that the jdk offers is jit. I haven't seen the inside of netflix, but I am guessing it is similar to other big tech companies where they have a large portion of there instances on all the tim
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Gmail is a huge data source for their ad business. They use it to fingerprint people all over the web (sign in with google). I imagine they see it as essential to their ad stack.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
This was such a great post. I read last years as well, and it was super interesting to see how things evolved. I am curious about your ad spend. I noticed that it dropped 24%. Can you talk about your strategy for marketing your business?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Hey Tony, from my perspective, I think there are a couple things at play with peoples sentiment about Medium. I think part of it is how aggressive the monetization is. That isn't to say that your competitors, and a huge swathe of publi
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by lbhdc 3y ago
> Yes, Chatmate is completely free to use. How does chatmate make money? What keeps the servers on?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Can you share which vendors you looked and which one you chose? Just curious what pros/cons you considered and who the right puzzle piece for you is :)
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by lbhdc 3y ago
It will be interesting to see what kind of effect this will have. I wonder if it will lower the temperature or if another form of rage bate will find its way there.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I have a few colleagues that develop on windows. They all work in a WSL2 environment, and it seems like they really like it. It seems like they have good compatibility with linux dev environments with the bits of windows they like.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I can't stand sites like this that have this weird slow scroll. It feels broken.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
No, nor do I use cli flags or config files. I put everything in a secret manager. In the end I think it has a better DX if the app can use the devs local credentials to transparently interact with that secret manager. It creates an audit lo
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by lbhdc 3y ago
This link doesn't match the title. Looks like it something about Eve Online and excel.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
That sounds like you are being disingenuous. Smoking sections haven't been a thing in the US for a long time (I went to the last one I could find around 2009). Waste from single use vapes is also a huge problem. Similarly there are hea
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by lbhdc 3y ago
They are consuming nicotine, and tobacco companies are invested in / are the companies producing products in that space. It seems functionally to be the same.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I hadn't seen Once, but that is pretty cool. I hope more and more companies start to offer this again.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I have never heard of it either. Looks like a news aggregator. At first glance, even though I like aggregators, I think I prefer the HN style aggregators that prioritize discussion.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Everyone had to pass a security clearance that prevented them from accepting people with criminal convictions, but prior arrests with no-convictions were fine. Our work required Canadian work visas for us to operate in Canada, and everyone
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I had to shepard many South Americans and Europeans through American boarder security for this same job. I found Canadas process to be much more restrictive. They similarly handed out decade+ bans. We had a legal team prepping the paperwork
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I used to work in heavy industry and did a lot of work in Canada (I am an American). Canada always had the worst security to go through because the same thing this guy is experiencing everyone crossing the boarder for work got the same thin
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I wonder if everything becoming a saas has to do with that. Everyone has added a bunch of network hops to services that (probably) have to make a bunch of network hops. It will be interesting to see if that changes in a post zero interest r
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by lbhdc 3y ago
On the otherhand, I think you could argue that it is something to strive for in more systems. The longer our devices can last the less ewaste we generate. It may not be the easiest to secure, but it isn't impossible.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
This is terrible advice, and seems like a great way to be miserable at work while making those around you miserable.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Do they? I have never actually seen that. Do you have examples?

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