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by m3047 3y ago
What stops me from trying it out is that I get to the bottom of the README and I see that I need to register for a service not mentioned before (Cohere) and then register that with Qdrant. At this point I think "oh well it's runni
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by m3047 3y ago
I contend that a camel tethered by a ring on a runner which passes through the eye of a needle, by means of a sheet bend specifically, can "pass through" the eye of the needle just as a float strung on the bridle passes through th
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by m3047 3y ago
Upvoted this post. I see it's Apache licensed, somebody should be running it somewhere as a service with an easy, small payments option. A service which genuinely validates a resume as parseable by the majority of popular ATS and even
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by m3047 3y ago
Create your own adventure, all you need is python + dnspython + dns redis, and a Redis DB: https://github.com/m3047/rkvdns When you start using DNS as a generalized key/value store, there are some tuning / op
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by m3047 3y ago
Nicotine improves rote memorization and learning on repetitive tasks. Nicotine will teach you to be a really really good smoker unless you overlay some other ritual and modulate your ingestion mechanics.
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by m3047 3y ago
Spoiler: Internet advertising bad. "[...] attract as many eyeballs as possible for as long as possible to serve ever more ads..": bad. Federation good. Never ties it all together, and I quoted that "eyeballs" part becaus
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by m3047 3y ago
What could go wrong? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Third_Generation_(1979_fil...
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by m3047 3y ago
I can't say how the railroads treat cargo, but I can tell you how they treat humans. I got tired of flying and rode Amtrack between Tacoma and Oakland about a half dozen times between 2010-2020 (so a dozen one way rides), until my truc
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by m3047 3y ago
As the market makers they have data which is otherwise only available to the sellers themselves. If they have to buy market intelligence from third parties it won't be as good, plus those third parties now have intelligence about what
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by m3047 3y ago
There should be a mechanism to have the validating party revoke the code they gave you. (Right?)
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by m3047 3y ago
For simple thermionic electricity generation, sure; this is the effect in play when the first grid gains charge with no bias applied (and a near infinite load resistance). When a positive charge is applied to the anode, the electrons do acc
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by m3047 3y ago
Yah. What about "ycombinatorr" or "ycombinatoor" or "yombinator" or... This stuff is very common. The easiest way to find it is to locate infrastructure associated with one homology (nameservers, or IP addresse
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by m3047 3y ago
> you will be exploited for amplification attacks! Is that the gripe? Am I missing something? Your bellybutton is not subject to these amplification attacks, it is strangers on the internet and this is an altruistic appeal: you will be e
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by m3047 3y ago
Briefly reviewed your product. Seems like OWASP ZAP is your competition: https://www.zaproxy.org/ It runs entirely in the browser so it uses the browser "native" frameworks.
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by m3047 3y ago
Once upon a time I distributed some software free for anyone to use or redistribute, except for Elliotte Harold. Frankly I don't think it had the requisite originality to even qualify for copyright protection, but that didn't stop
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by m3047 3y ago
It's the footnotes which complete it...
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by m3047 3y ago
Seems reasonable to me that they'd hire a commercial company to do the drone surveillance instead of their own LE for the same reason that LE purchases e.g. cell phone data: to avoid an easily discoverable record and maintain plausible
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by m3047 3y ago
> The issue with this “loophole” is that it allows a company to promote itself as free and open source while cutting off SaaS competition. Cry me a river. Start with the fact that I only publicly post software that I'm at least noti
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by m3047 3y ago
> requiring 4x the flow rate to do the same work. I strongly suspect that this is incorrect. A given amount of oxygen and fuel releases the same amount of energy at any (reasonable?) pressure. 4x oxy (and fuel) --> 4x energy... this i
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by m3047 3y ago
The cool kids are looking at KEVs: https://www.cisa.gov/known-exploited-vulnerabilities
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by m3047 3y ago
I responded to something UI-related recently and closed with "if the cloud made shoes there'd be different ones for grass and concrete, but they'd all be the same size so you'd have to stuff them with prosthetics if your
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by m3047 3y ago
Conspiracy! No really, there was a conspiracy to fix the life expectancy of tungsten bulbs. Nobody would be doing that here, of course. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel
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by m3047 3y ago
I think that's explained by "are you scared? good. do it scared."
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by m3047 3y ago
"...where scientists have been conducting subcritical experiments since 1995..."
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by m3047 3y ago
"BAKC": When you care to steal the very best.
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by m3047 3y ago
Along with RDB (DEC's SQL DB implementation) and DBMS-32 (DEC's CODASYL implementation), the CDD ("Common Data Dictionary") was built on top of the KODA engine. CDD wasn't really free with the operating system, but
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by m3047 3y ago
I find it odd that there is no mention of RMS, the userspace filesystem view on VMS. It supported sequential, block (a.k.a. "relative") and indexed files; sequential output (the DCL command was TYPE rather than cat or more) was tr
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by m3047 3y ago
Ok but mtbl. There's a whole culture devoted to immutable (write once) databases at very large scale. There's another whole culture which thinks ACID shouldn't apply to distributed systems and that global context should be av
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by m3047 3y ago
I don't have the source, it was a few years ago, but there is a positive correlation between particulates and precipitation; however it can take several days for the effect to reach maximum "signal" and due to the movement of
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by m3047 3y ago
The opposite of true. InnoDB updates the memory view and writes a journal; then it writes the disk view; it maintains a highwater mark for the journal somehow, not sure I care. MyISAM just writes the disk view; no journal is written. So wha

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