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by mariojv 3y ago
I'm still reading the article, but "Rabbit Hole" is an interesting recent series on Paramount Plus if the idea of a show featuring corporate espionage is interesting to anyone. I think it's an under-featured mini genre g
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by mariojv 3y ago
It's amazing to me how much less invasive some surgeries have become nowadays. I have some people close to me who I thought would require months of recovery get fixed up in mere weeks. It seems like one of those fields where advances h
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by mariojv 3y ago
Non-road transit infrastructure in the US is quite bad and notoriously expensive to build. I very much enjoyed using the train system in Spain when I visited. Wish we had something like that here.
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by mariojv 4y ago
I've found org-wide meeting free days once per week to work really well for handling some of this. You're guaranteed at least a bit of focus time even in really meeting-heavy weeks, and it's generally fairly well respected. I
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Corporate America Tries to Free Itself of Meeting Creep(nytimes.com)
1 points by mariojv 4y ago|1 comments
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by mariojv 4y ago
Enclaves are really useful, but I wish AWS would support an SDK in Go or another language. The current one is written in C: https://github.com/aws/aws-nitro-enclaves-sdk-c There are some third party implementations ava
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by mariojv 4y ago
The response showed the same server for at least two of the responses I described, but that's a good point. The edge server may have been querying different servers with different cached values or uncached values.
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by mariojv 4y ago
Whatever is going on seems to be intermittent from querying my ISP's DNS. Successive queries using dig have given me: - No answer but no error for initial A record query - SERVFAIL for ANY record query - Valid A record response for A r
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by mariojv 4y ago
I wonder if they considered using the 451 status code.
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by mariojv 4y ago
I don't think the Manhattan DA has direct access to the full capacity of US intelligence agencies to use against citizens or former presidents.
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by mariojv 4y ago
I've been suspicious that the post-pandemic era will yield a new baby boom of sorts. It's probably too soon to see it in broad demographic data, but just in my group of friends, it seems like almost all married couples except thos
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by mariojv 4y ago
I'm sympathetic to this town's particular situation, but I feel like using Houston as an example of the positives of no zoning was a poor choice. Many people have lost their homes to flooding in the region over the years. I think
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A Town Without Zoning Fights to Stay Free(reason.com)
2 points by mariojv 4y ago|1 comments
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by mariojv 4y ago
I completely agree and am surprised at the responses to your comment. Personally, I'm waiting on a call about an adoption, and I can't ever leave my phone until that goes through. Even before cell phones, parents would leave a num
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by mariojv 4y ago
I really hope they stick with the ChatGPT+ paid model. A big use of GPT to me is getting information I can already get with a search, but summarized more concisely without having to navigate various disparate web interfaces and bloated webs
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by mariojv 4y ago
I agree. Part of me wonders how much they're using GPT to improve itself.
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by mariojv 4y ago
I wonder if when multiple LLMs are more widely available if there's money to be made in providing a unified API that falls back to different service providers depending on their status. Multicloud meets AI.
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by mariojv 4y ago
Someone else mentioned the Arch wiki under "Arch boot process" specifically. Since you mentioned GRUB, though, also check out the Arch wiki's article on GRUB: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB I foun
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by mariojv 4y ago
“If the company refused to do, it could face fines of up to 4% of its parent company Meta’s annual turnover – unless it pulled out of the UK market entirely.” Wow. I wonder if it got to that point if Meta would change course and disable end
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by mariojv 4y ago
One example of this from a quick search: https://privacysos.org/blog/target-is-really-really-into-sur... More information on some of Target's loss prevention techniques: https://www.businessinsider.com&
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by mariojv 4y ago
This is messed up. I guess now is the time to get a VPN, especially one that allows you to pick the jurisdiction the VPN is in, given how much different regions are censoring content in different ways now.
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Global Companies Are Finding It Hard to Leave Russia(wsj.com)
1 points by mariojv 4y ago|0 comments
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by mariojv 4y ago
It would be interesting if there were auth standards related to linking family accounts or different identities. OIDC tries to extend OAuth to human identity characteristics but doesn’t quite get there. Maybe you could hack it in with custo
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by mariojv 4y ago
Yikes. Lots of weird auth-related news coming out of Microsoft in the past week or so. A coworker shared this vulnerability disclosure the other day: https://www.praetorian.com/blog/azure-b2c-crypto-misuse-and-... I’d
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by mariojv 4y ago
Costs are really out of control. My friends in a relatively low cost of living city (San Antonio, TX) are going to pay upwards of $1200/month for daycare for their soon to be 6 month old, once their family member providing childcare ne
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by mariojv 4y ago
I don't really have a Plan B for my career, but I almost studied linguistics in university, thinking I'd get into academia. I ultimately found working in industry a more rewarding path. My personal current backup plans would invol
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by mariojv 4y ago
Are you from El Paso? My husband is from there, and him and his younger sisters also love to drive. His parents have made a point of getting them all cars by the time they're in college at the latest. Part of it is that it's reall
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by mariojv 4y ago
$100 for one person eating out?? I feel like even at a nice sit down place in San Francisco when I visited late last year I was paying much less than that. In low cost of living / mid cost of living (LCOL/MCOL) areas you can defin
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China Has More ICBM Launchers Than U.S., American Military Reports(wsj.com)
2 points by mariojv 4y ago|1 comments
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by mariojv 4y ago
I understand where the author's coming from and do think I might have been a more optimistic person if I'd been an adult in the 90s, compared to today. I sympathize with a lot of the points, especially around how much seemed possi

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