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1974-75 Australian bushfire season
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Beware of criminals pretending to be WHO
(who.int)
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7y ago
“ The People With Power at Google Cloud”[0] [0]: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/the-people-with-powe...
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Psychedelic Sea Sponges
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Some subreddits are now only available in the app
(reddit.com)
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7y ago
Interested why the author would fuzz out the phone number on their business card?
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7y ago
@dang - arguably misleading title, please consider renaming to “Bloomberg LP fined €5m for publishing fake press release”. Current title can be read that Michael Bloomberg was personally fined.
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Data on your spending habits could be a gold mine for banks
(fox5ny.com)
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Oregon FBI Tech Tuesday: Securing Smart TVs
(fbi.gov)
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The Graphics Interchange Format is not intended as a platform for animation
(w3.org)
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8y ago
The irony is not lost on me that this is currently the top post on a “social news website”.
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8y ago
Can’t “really”?
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8y ago
Also object recognition/tagging on Instagram photos
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8y ago
Well worth reading on this topic is a book called "The Alchemy of Finance"[0] by one of the most successful investors in history, George Soros (successful like "made a billion dollars in a day" successful). Soros contend
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8y ago
I was in Hawaii last year when there was the nuclear bomb scare - something like this would have been infinitely helpful (the suggestion by the author to share the page via Twitter/FB etc with other people if they’re about to get hit s
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A delivered brand new $240k Ferrari requires a 25 hour detail to look new
(detailedimage.com)
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8y ago
Now that is how to get people on side when you’re looking to start a good conversation.
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8y ago
About as perfect an analysis of the current state of affairs as one could give.
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8y ago
Yep you can recover from force pushes on the remote - ie: you can reset it. You have to do it using GitHub’s web API but it is possible (and handy!) As GitHub themselves say: > Warning: Once you have pushed a commit to GitHub, you sho
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8y ago
Fun fact: there's a reflog on the GitHub remote so even if you force push you can still see what the previous commits in the repo were. So in this case even if you force push to the highly starred repo people could see that it had
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8y ago
I’m a developer and also have a recruitment consultancy for engineers. Don’t listen to what everyone says about monetisation, there are literally dozens of ways you can make money from this. Super awesome you’re getting so many upvotes!
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8y ago
Corollary statistic: Microplastics found in 90% of HN posts
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8y ago
:) But do we think it's limited to inference only? No on device training?
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Ask HN: What Does the New Apple iPhone 'Neural Processing Unit' Do?
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8y ago
What does it mean to "keep the surplus from exports"?
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I don’t see why this is being downvoted. The title of the post should be changed to “We were given a $30k credit by GCP after not monitoring our account charges”
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Grow: A business print magazine by Facebook
(facebook.com)
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8y ago
As a group response to the sibling comments I'll point out that yes I read the article, but my question related to something which the article didn't cover: did anyone lose prepaid services from their contracts? I can't se
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It surprises me that this article has so many votes when nowhere has it actually provided any details of either the commercial terms of the acquisition OR whether any Smyte customers actually lost any money from prepaid service. Sure, it
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8y ago
I may have just stumbled in to the middle of this, but why the brouhaha? Did customers pre-pay for Smyte service and not receive it?
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