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lbotos
3y ago
Whats brittle about DNS? Caching? BGP and us-east-1 fair :D
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3y ago
I'll say: Oh, nice. What has your favorite contraption been? Sounds like you needed a break. What lead to that? If I'm hiring you I need to assess three things: - Can you do the work I need done? - Do you want to do the work I nee
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3y ago
As someone who hires people -- If your resume says "Company A 2020-2023, Project Blah, 2023-X" I'll ask you to tell me about the project. If you have something to show for it, then I see no problem. If I say what's Proje
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3y ago
Do you have an open issue for it? Curious as to what the fix is. (I jankily re-wrote the sync when it broke a while back so curious what's not working.)
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3y ago
<3 Classic HN reader here, I skimmed, went to comments, and then went to pricing :P
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3y ago
How does the billing/pricing for LiteFS and LiteFS Cloud work? I tried to figure it out but it was unclear from docs. https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing/
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3y ago
I'm not sure if I'd call this "ripping off". It is broken english, but in the US you are allowed to say "X compatible replacement part" and not be infringing: https://aaronhall.com/online-retail
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3y ago
You are confusing a few concepts: - Copyright: "I" created $thing. I have the right to distribute copies of that exact thing. I may grant others the right to distribute $thing I've made. - Patent: I have written down $proce
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3y ago
Possibly more psychotic episodes from more folks who took too much? (I'm pro de-criminalization, not sure if I'm all the way to deregulation)
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3y ago
another enthusiastic yes here! Would love to read it!
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3y ago
If you write a manual for making a TSMC microchip that presentstion is copyrighted. It may also contain patented and trademarked things. But the process itself of - get sand - mold - make wafer Is not copyrighted. This is called idea - ex
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing this link -- Lots of great Japanese language learning insight on that domain!
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3y ago
Lets say they get 90% of modern site compatibility, could they dethrone Mozilla? Possibly? I'd consider switching and supporting "the next Mozilla" if they were close. I just got a built in to the browser pop-up add a few w
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3y ago
Anyone have experience with Hanwha Techwin? I've been debating between them an Axis.
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3y ago
I'm not a bitcoin maximalist, but you have to acknowledge that in this day and age that your definition pretty much applies to USD as well. People believe it's worth something. And so it is.
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3y ago
As someone who works at the Co -- If you are within the free usage limits, we are fine with you mirroring a repo on .com. If you are hosting game binaries or Shrek the 3rd we might have some problems, but if you have a genuine source code
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3y ago
6 minutes later -- my leaderboard shows oxygen at the top, and hitler is not in the top 100.
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_Cunningham#%22Cunningham'...
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3y ago
My understanding is that species delineates “breeding boundary lines” and cultivar are “pushed gene expressions”. Take freshwater hobby shrimp. You can relatively quickly breed them to express certain colors (cultivar) but without some gene
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3y ago
My point about being "weird" was related to this bit: > but then a bunch of unrelated parties come in and siphoning money from the existing parties. I think you are trying to argue that markets mean that the value of a purchase
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3y ago
Your viewpoint here is kinda weird? The more something trades, the more likely we will have the right price . When things don't trade as much, we don't actually know what that thing is worth. This concept is a benefit to society
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3y ago
I mean, You are spot on -- A cheap android tablet sounds like the fastest/best/most aesthetically pleasing option. Otherwise Waveshare screen + some PI board is the "easy hacker-aesthetic way"
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3y ago
It looks like the contents are hosted on both Alyssa's blog and the Asahi blog, so HN didn't automatically detect this as a "dupe"
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3y ago
I'm in my apt in NYC right now with windows closed and you can smell/feel it still. It's surprisingly intense.
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3y ago
For the segment of HN that isn't up to speed on ML this is a double entendre from a famous ML paper: https://towardsdatascience.com/attention-is-all-you-need-dis...
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3y ago
GP was talking about pirate streaming, not paid legit streaming services.
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3y ago
> but no one has looked at the biology of it to understand that aspect as current tech lighting usually is one light wavelength instead of the two that are needed. Wat. You can buy lights on HLG right now that will hit blues and reds. (A
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3y ago
What were the light losses like?
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3y ago
NYC post tax 3.5g is $50-$60 which is almost $20/g
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3y ago
If you'll accept one piece of tape (not totally needed but does help) one of my favorite designs is the tube. Super easy to make, flies decently well, and surprises most people: https://www.instructables.com/The-Incredi
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