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lesserknowndan
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lesserknowndan
2y ago
Based on my own preferences, I would say it is because Hacker News is a silent medium. You can safely read articles without fear of sound suddenly playing. In contrast, if you click a YouTube link, it will almost certainly have audio that w
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Did they not ask themselves the obvious? - if the hashing procedure anonymises individuals appropriately, how could that information then be used to target individuals for advertising? Do they not realise that LinkedIn and other social medi
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2y ago
I was just wondering about the following scenario: 1. I signup with example.com using 'hme-1@icloud.com' 2. I get an activation email sent to this alias from 'noreply@example.com' 3. Sometime later I need to contact them
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I would say yes you have. Seeing as most transactional email from businesses is sent from a no-reply address, it would seem this is a huge oversight to not allow someway for you to email the business using that email alias. One question tho
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2y ago
What do you mean? There isn't a degree in "Expert". How would you determine who should "teach high school for one year"? This would cause havoc in schools as these teachers would be there for one year and then gone.
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2y ago
In short, Yes. Think of it this way. Once you know C... You appreciate programming in any other language. A C Programmer
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2y ago
Why is this "article" anonymous? Can anyone see author information that I am missing?
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2y ago
Whoooosh
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2y ago
Nowhere in the linked commit does it say 72 percent faster… Where are you getting this number?
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2y ago
You seem to have linked to the wrong article?…
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2y ago
Believe me. It has felt like years.
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2y ago
Linux support on Apple Silicon VMWare Fusion has been a bit rocky. I have only recently got an ARM version of Ubuntu installed and running. I definitely suggest that you sign up for the Free personal version to evaluate whether it meets you
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2y ago
What is an IC? Integrated Circuit… Internet Commentator… …
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2y ago
Yes, also Dave Bowman was running around the habitat cylinder for exercise in 2001 A Space Odyssey.
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2y ago
Hmmmm, 1. XBox 2. XBox 360 3. XBox One 4. XBox One S 5. XBox One X 6. XBox Series S 7. XBox Series X It’s naming… but I don’t think it’s fair to call it a convention.
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2y ago
I think that it is important to note that currently it is only available in the USA; and that anyone who wanted one, and could readily afford one, has probably bought it already. There are also probably many in the US that have decided to w
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If you are asking how you might publish your code publicly, have you considered Github? You can create a public repository and commit whatever file you want - either plaintext, compressed, or encrypted.
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2y ago
Would someone care to explain what “non-dom” means as the linked article has neglected to.
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Sorry, but I think you forgot to make your actual point. You haven't mentioned how your "anecdata" supports either viewpoint. Do they have Apple laptops? What actual applications do they use? Do they run out of memory? I can&
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2y ago
He shipped too fast :)
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3y ago
There is no they. There is a just a data structure that can be queried. There is no AI yet at all.
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3y ago
How confidential is the information? Perhaps you could allow the token to be password encrypted. Store the encrypted token in local storage and store the decrypted token in session storage.
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3y ago
Have you tried re-formatting with GPT and FAT32?
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Not really replying to you… The big difference is that everybody is able to see exactly what has changed recently by comparing old open source code to contemporary open source code. This makes for a much smaller amount of content that needs
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3y ago
Where do these people go to pay these fines?
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How on earth does one App man in the middle another App’s traffic? This is a huge security vulnerability! If Facebook can install an App like this on iOS or Android, then other companies could do a similar thing. Has this been fixed since?
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Nitpick, but wouldn’t post Broadcom VMware mean if Broadcom sold VMWare to someone else?… Shouldn’t the title be: What does a Broadcom VMware mean to you?
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Sounds like they expect the person “on call” to be “on site” 24/7. Maybe they should have more than one person for that role.
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Might I suggest that you might like to keep the bold formatting, but not the font family, font size, line-height, margin, etc… If I had to pickup one, I would much prefer plain text to be the default.
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Flagged because it goes to a product pricing page with multiple products that aren’t EPYC.
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