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by minhazm 3y ago
It's also very easy to use, it's just a normal VPN. You open the app and hit connect and you're connected. Outline is also very easy to add new regions to, you can deploy a VPN anywhere AWS, GCP, or Digital Ocean have data ce
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by minhazm 3y ago
It's private in that it's your own VM you're running the VPN on. No one else has access to it. Whether you trust Google or not, it's all open source[1]. [1] https://github.com/Jigsaw-Code/outline-ser
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by minhazm 3y ago
Outline[1] is significantly easier to use. They have out of the box support for AWS, GCP and Digital Ocean. You can have your own VPN setup on digital ocean for $5 a month, and you can generate keys and share the VPN with friends/famil
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by minhazm 3y ago
> selling $15k servers that are $10k in parts Have you seen what a DGXA100 costs? It starts at $199k for 8 40GB A100's, which have a list price of $10k each. So the GPU costs are $80k. What do you get for the extra $120k? 1TB ram, 2
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by minhazm 3y ago
Is there any indication that USM will be open sourced though? This is more so competing with Whisper. https://github.com/openai/whisper
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by minhazm 3y ago
I actually enjoy these kinds of benchmarks. They're both incentivized to show their own platforms running in the most optimal setups and they're also incentivized to call out any BS from the other party. In the end users get to se
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by minhazm 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're seeing but you're definitely not seeing genuine AirTags 5 for $13. More likely you're seeing the AirTag holders for that price.
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by minhazm 3y ago
The problem with this is that you don't know what the licensing will be when/if they open source it. So you could start using it now and they might change their mind and choose not to open source it or it might be a restrictive li
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by minhazm 3y ago
Is this closed source? I just assumed that a new programming language would be open source but I don't see any links to GitHub or any other place. The getting started page also requires you to put in your name and contact information.
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by minhazm 3y ago
The Verge is a Vice publication. It’s the same company. If Vice goes bankrupt so does The Verge and to be frank I think more people on HN are familiar with The Verge than they are Vice.
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by minhazm 3y ago
Something being accessible does not mean you're authorized to access it. Someones house being unlocked doesn't mean it's okay for you to enter. Authorization is the key part here and you likely can be convicted under the CFAA
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by minhazm 3y ago
If your use case is read-only I suggest taking a look at roapi[1]. It supports multiple read frontends (GraphQL, SQL, REST) and many backends like SQLite, JSON, google sheets, MySQL, etc. [1] https://github.com/roapi/ro
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by minhazm 3y ago
It depends what the definition of monopoly is. What Apple does with first party vs third party apps on iOS is pretty much exactly the same as what Microsoft did to Netscape. For example Apple Music is pre-installed and enjoys special featur
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by minhazm 3y ago
Seems like you're just arguing about the definition of the word "mistake". Intent has nothing to do with it. From Google (Oxford Dictionary): > an action or judgment that is misguided or wrong. So to admit that you made a
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by minhazm 4y ago
They're cutting off software updates for third party displays. Their own displays will continue to be supported... for now.
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by minhazm 4y ago
There's no reasonable way to get an estimate of what it actually costs FB. 1) The GPU's are not single use, they will amortize it over 3 yrs and there are other things that it will be used for that generate revenue. 2) The cost of
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by minhazm 4y ago
Calendly is useful for scheduling meetings with people outside of your company. For meetings inside of your company Outlook and Google Calendar already have built in scheduling tools to help find a time that works for everyone. Even then Ou
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by minhazm 4y ago
Not being proficient does not mean they can't read, it's more that they're not "good" at reading. The same article says that the national numbers are even worse. The article only states that the gap between low inco
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by minhazm 4y ago
I'm curious how much of this is debt that is being carried for more than a month. I like many others use a credit card for the cash back / points and other benefits they provide and just pay off the balance every month.
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by minhazm 4y ago
This whole thing was clearly a marketing stunt, they knew from the beginning they wouldn't be able to do it but they got a ton of free publicity out of it.
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by minhazm 4y ago
I think in the case of Apple it's more difficult to challenge due to the existence of Android. iOS doesn't even have 50% of the market mobile OS market share globally. You can argue Apple has a monopoly on their own products, but
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by minhazm 4y ago
Netflix's infrastructure advantage was/is in Open Connect. They work with ISP's and ship servers that locally cache terabytes of content as close as possible to the customer to reduce bandwidth costs for themselves and ISP&#x
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by minhazm 4y ago
> Water resistant (e.g. 30 min / 1 m) mobile phones with exchangeable batteries were quite common I wouldn't say they were common, at least not for android smartphones. The first water resistant android phone was the Motorola D
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by minhazm 4y ago
There's a difference between AC and DC charging. All current Tesla's accept 240 volt AC and there's no reason to expect that the semi won't either but with the such a giant battery pack 240V will simply not be fast enoug
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by minhazm 4y ago
I think it's largely about capacity. Even if you have the money they don't want you to randomly spin up up a few hundred GPU instances for 6 hours because it will end up causing capacity issues for all of the other people trying t
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by minhazm 4y ago
> unless they were working in lower-paid positions (think rural doctor Fun fact: rural doctors actually make more than city/urban doctors usually. [1] https://dailyyonder.com/pay-is-higher-for-rural-physicians-n...
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by minhazm 4y ago
It doesn't say the end date is only for visa holders. It's just saying that visa holders will particularly benefit from it.
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by minhazm 4y ago
The Bangladesh Embassy in D.C. had a similar issue a few years ago. They had a document you needed to fill out that was just hosted on someones computer and when that person would shut their computer down each night or over the weekend the
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by minhazm 4y ago
> but if you constantly promise things that aren't ultimately delivered.. people have good reason to question this narrative. This is the insane thing to me. He's promised a lot of things, but he has also delivered some pretty
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by minhazm 4y ago
They were one of the first users of Mesos, but they didn't create it. > Mesos began as a research project in the UC Berkeley RAD Lab by then PhD students Benjamin Hindman, Andy Konwinski, and Matei Zaharia, as well as professor Ion

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