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by mobeigi 1y ago
I appreciated the sentiment but I do wonder how on earth a CTO has enough time to write one line of code, let along several thousands. Even before reaching the C-suite roles, higher ups tend to be in meetings all day, back to back. In the s
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by mobeigi 1y ago
Hopefully the worker is okay. I have to agree that the non-emergency classification seems odd. This should warrant a proper investigation and steps to avoid this in the future.
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by mobeigi 1y ago
This spam campaign drove me nuts! I received so many of these emails from so many random companies. The key takeaway is to always have a email verification loop (or something stronger like phone verification) when using an anonymous user fe
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by mobeigi 1y ago
I'm amazed people still use IRC! More power to you. I used to use it a fair bit back in the day bit the last programming community that I was a part of that used IRC moved to Discord around 2020 which is when I basically stopped using
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by mobeigi 1y ago
I'm a big fan of lichess! Their developers are also super friendly and helped answer my questions when I was using their open source projects to build a hobby chess app. I donate regularly too. This post was more about exploring region
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by mobeigi 1y ago
I checked several states from the US and some from other countries. I did not find any discrepancies within a country but I didn't check every combination of course!
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by mobeigi 1y ago
I'm waiting for the day someone builds a wrapper around LLM chats and uses it as a storage medium. It's already been done for GitHub, YouTube videos and Minecraft.
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by mobeigi 1y ago
Great observation! This is definitely something they do. India is a good example where the price should be lower based on purchasing power, but it’s been increased since chess is really popular there and they can make more overall profit by
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Chess.com regional pricing: A case study(mobeigi.com)
118 points by mobeigi 1y ago|117 comments
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What GitHub exposes about you: Name, Location, and more(mobeigi.com)
3 points by mobeigi 1y ago|0 comments
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Pretty clever technique. I guess things like this is why physical covers / privacy shutters are liked by consumers.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
To be fair their pre-change allowances were insanely generous.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
This is pretty look. Made a Shrek based set and it looks decent.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
I've used this site before when moving from Spotify to Youtube Music, worked really well and didn't take long to transfer everything over.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Wow I love the presentation of this website, very nice!
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by mobeigi 2y ago
So beautiful! I love these!
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Memory is only a con in some use cases. If the LLM goes down the wrong path, sometimes its impossible to get it to think differently without asking it to wipe its memory or starting a new session with a blank context.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Seems like very similar to just asking the model for a question and asking it to provide sources? Is this a realistic competitor to Google search and friends?
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by mobeigi 2y ago
If the website is down or slow and you want to read the article, here is a full page screenshot of the post: https://i.imgur.com/SPp6IHX.jpeg Sorry :'( I didn't expect the post to get this much traffic.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Great point! This community is Australian & New Zealand based, we had 0 European players or visitors. And as @unsnap_biceps this predated GDPR compliance. You are right though that you wouldn't be able to do this in Europe today be
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by mobeigi 2y ago
It was a security nightmare. Basically a half baked browser with a subset of the security considerations you'd expect from a browser. Valve worked on it for a little while patching bugs as they popped up (notoriously slowly I might add
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by mobeigi 2y ago
The game's the game.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
This scenario definitely did pop up and we would review it on a case by case basis to unban users or make exceptions. However, it was quite rare. Only a handful of reported instances over several months. If our servers were more popular we
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by mobeigi 2y ago
I'm a big fan of using identifiers reserved for examples. I use TEST-NET-2 IP's and example.com all the time in my documentation!
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We outsmarted CSGO cheaters with IdentityLogger(mobeigi.com)
381 points by mobeigi 2y ago|352 comments
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by mobeigi 2y ago
That is super neat! I had no idea pressing '.' would trigger a web based VS Code to spawn open with files from my selected repo in it. Such a time saver for quick edits compared to the regular single file GitHub file editor.
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Feels like I'm a hacker on an episode of Law and Order :D
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Works fine for me?
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Are there any benchmarks for it? How much faster is it than a vanilla server? I know Minecraft servers tend to get extremely resource intensive as the player count creep and people run extremely beefy servers to handle the load and still of
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by mobeigi 2y ago
Very cool idea but very pricey for what it is. I build a LED 3-4 times bigger with power supply and Rasb Pi for less (and its programmable). However, this is more convenient as a single unit. I could see myself maybe buying this for $30, pr

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