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by lima 5y ago
See comment below about the linked article being part of a misinformation campaign: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29736480
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by lima 5y ago
You probably didn't realize, but EIKE is a right-wing climate change denier "think tank", falsely claiming that antrophogenic climate change does not exist[1]. Their claims are widely discredited and considered pseudoscience[
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Go CheckLocks Analyzer(github.com)
94 points by lima 5y ago|19 comments
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by lima 5y ago
Not dead at all - there would've been a "real" Congress this year, had the situation allowed for it.
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by lima 5y ago
No such thing for Linux :( I'd love to use it with Zoom. The big benefit of Meet is it works anywhere, even phones, since it happens server side.
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by lima 5y ago
And the AI-based noise cancellation that comes with Meet is incredible . It gets completely rid of even the worst mechanism keyboard noises without affecting speech quality at all, which no other solution seems to be able to do. Significan
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by lima 5y ago
> We cannot trust some of our devs to deploy directly to production Neither can FAANG - one of the reasons why SRE is a thing. > We are also in Europe where you can't just fire people if they e.g. deploy 3 bugs to production
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by lima 5y ago
Cuelang is a nice compromise: https://cuelang.org Composition over encapsulation, expressive enough for complex configs, not expressive enough to be turing complete.
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by lima 5y ago
Check out some of the footage released by Mercedes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GXtcux3_ZM You can see it drive around cars stopped in the middle of the road, read street signs, switch lanes...
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by lima 5y ago
[citation needed] Last time I checked, the author was going to attempt a port of uBlock to Manifest v3: https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/ntlgkv/commen...
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by lima 5y ago
> As far as I can tell, this Drive Pilot thing is precisely the existing lane assist product. What's changed is that they've heavily constrained it so that it disengages if you go over 60 kph Nope - it's a new system pow
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Running GVisor in Production at Scale in Ant(gvisor.dev)
2 points by lima 5y ago|0 comments
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by lima 5y ago
With an IPO, there's the expectation of eventually paying dividends from real revenue.
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by lima 5y ago
Oh no
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by lima 5y ago
Basically any new proof-of-stake chain. Solana, Avalanche, Cosmos...
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by lima 5y ago
...without permission, that is - probably a subdomain takeover, not a disgruntled employee.
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by lima 5y ago
> All these schemes while claiming to be immutable are really not, firstly the last block is always subject to being overridden by a longer chain with more blocks, thus everyone waits for multiple blocks(confirmations) before accepting a
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by lima 5y ago
Google Assistant never does that, thankfully. (...yet?)
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by lima 5y ago
Buying insurance instead of adopting better security measures is not a helpful attitude either. Nany companies don't invest in better security measures because it's expensive to do so for decades worth of legacy systems and they
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by lima 5y ago
> who would ever expect 'view-source' to have a blacklist or be controllable by the web page This is about enterprise policy in a managed environment. It was already able to block a URL - like https://google.com - b
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by lima 5y ago
The tech for that isn't there yet. Direct drive motors are impractical (can't disengage, heavy).
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by lima 5y ago
> Another type of person would've asked for 10M of seed funding for "a revolutionary way to commute to work, target market: the whole world" and would've delivered nothing after 2 years of "working really hard on
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by lima 5y ago
Wasn't it unidirectional? I think you'd have to call them for the actual booking part.
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by lima 5y ago
Why? The report explains the position quite well - lacking other data, finding a progenitor virus is the most likely to confirm a natural origin.
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by lima 5y ago
Ctrl-T for pull, Ctrl-Shift-K for push.
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by lima 5y ago
> I do agree that it's ridiculous to assume that we can manage Github's software better than their own engineers Why? It's totally reasonable that your own GHE instance will have better uptime. Running GitHub.com is much
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by lima 5y ago
Presumably, they'll show up on https://android.googlesource.com if they haven't already.
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by lima 5y ago
Yup. That's what Kafka excels at and where it scales to throughput way beyond Postgres. But there are many many projects where Kafka is used for low value event sourcing stuff where a SQL DB could be easier.
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by lima 5y ago
> such as filtering glasses or the Night Shift function Those two are very different. Some filtering glasses can remove the entirely of the blue spectrum, while the night shift function only reduces (but not eliminates) it.
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by lima 5y ago
Headline is incorrect regarding danger to sleep. The study cited[1] regarding sleep only compares regular iPhone usage and iPhone usage with night mode, and found no benefit from the night mode. This is a weak result, since even with night

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