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5y ago
Why (or how) is it trivial to bypass text messaging 2FA ?
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5y ago
What he said was not wrong. Why do better? I also wasted my time and learned nothing about how they achieved 25 GB/s with NFS. What were the bottlenecks? What did they fine tune? Was a plug-and-play type of benchmark?
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5y ago
- tensions will rise between EU, the US (along with the UK and Australia), and China leading to more supply chain issues. - crypto crash of 2022. Ethereum will switch to PoS, leading to a global wide sale of GPUs and miners are no longer a
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5y ago
Is 700M a bit too much for just an ad placement? How will the Singaporean exchange benefit from this?
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5y ago
It's unfortunate that it costs 77$ :( Edit: unfortunate for me ofc.
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5y ago
The same thing happened to me when I upgraded vim ! I thought why the heck would postgres requires an upgrade if I was upgrading vim's minor version ! It took ages... EDIT: for me this is a minor issue. i'll continue using `brew`
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5y ago
where can I find the full text feed?
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5y ago
> Now define a function f that morally computes such a tuple for single element subarrays: what does `morally computes` means?
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5y ago
(serious question) how are you able to balance yourself squatting on a chair? how can I learn?
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5y ago
Would CBD help in this case? Have you tried it ?
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5y ago
I love the fact that it can help write tedious, repetive, and simple logic code blocks! It'll save me time googling basic stuff that I tend to forget. Will it also learn (i.e. feed GPT) from the code we're writing which it is also
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5y ago
Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!
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5y ago
isn't anti-semitic and anti-arab the same term? historically/technically speaking
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5y ago
I have a question (to everyone) that is a bit off topic. How are you housekeeping your photo library? I'm hosting mine in iCloud, and its size is increasing year after year. I'm close to the 150-200 GB of photos/videos. Delet
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5y ago
... [anymore].
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6y ago
would you have a sample code? sounds interesting
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6y ago
(a bit off topic - apologies for that), I find OpenFaaS fascinating. Where can I find case studies / documented use-case for its usage?
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6y ago
That's a lot of 'focused work'! I doubt I can log the time I spend at work as focused-work... I have a feeling that low-focus work would dominate. Does anyone else feel the same?
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6y ago
Does 1/hour really count as /Continuous/ integration/delivery? They made 2000 action-minutes-per-month for free for a specific reason. I think they can bare the cost and the potential 'abuse' inhibited by free
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6y ago
Unless the alert is managed by a downstream automated system, I don't see the point of having an internal that is smaller than 1 minute -- 1 second or 1 minute won't differ much for a human interaction, right? Am I missing somethi
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6y ago
Indeed, though that must have cost them twice as much to do the migration with the two systems being live in parallel. Some choose to avoid the extra cost.
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6y ago
A few months ago, I experienced sort of an inflection point regarding the love I had for Apple products when my iPhone broke for no reason whatsoever: it worked perfectly during the day, no physical scratch or anything, woke up and I notice
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6y ago
Good for you for never giving up, never showing the pain you go through, and for ignoring other people's reactions. That shows resilience.
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Bias vs. Variance in 13 Charts
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
I'm an Apple user since 2007. I didn't buy this icon pack.
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6y ago
I haven't. Why is it relevant?
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6y ago
Thank you for shedding the light on this part. I didn't know it before! (even though it doesn't look like news)
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6y ago
I switched from Google to DuckDuckGo a few months ago. I always found myself switching back to Google, whether I was looking up some news info or tech-related or programming hints. I switched back to Google. Any one experienced the same thi
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Yes of course, because we saw how governments (around the world) are capable of enforcing such laws when it comes to user privacy and tracking.
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6y ago
Don't bother (or maybe bother if you really want to get into both "US politics vs. Roger Stone" or "FBI/Google vs privacy of the individual")
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