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by numlock86 3y ago
Hyper-V is terrible in regards of video output performance and input responsiveness as its meant primarily for virtual machines running in the background.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> went to non.io > no mobile view Instand turn off. I don't get why these kind of platforms aren't "mobile first".
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by numlock86 3y ago
That would put extra effort on the parenting side. Yuck. That's not why people get kids! Parenting ... It's easier to just ban it and not think about such things. And those kids won't be able to do this on their kids because
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by numlock86 3y ago
He probably read it on social media.
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by numlock86 3y ago
It's interesting to see what people come up with in the chat, other than the typical Shrek meme prompts and the like. How do people even come to think of stuff like "demon core party prank"? Wild.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Yes, me. But old modems? Two months ago I was integrating a 5G modem into a bare metal embedded application. AT is also used for the WiFi and Bluetooth chips/modems we use. AT commands on two- or four-wire RS232. Not everything is Linu
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by numlock86 3y ago
Seems like the summary is just random parts from the transcript thrown together randomly, at least for the five videos that I tested.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> mycoolsite.com is the same as mycoolsite.com/api/bb8d4cc4-1453-473b-8594-95db0f41877d/3c9242b8-2394-48c1-9643-618ca38eb13d for which you'll also need these dozen parameters and custom headers for, which there is no
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by numlock86 3y ago
What part of "private API" is the one you don't understand? We could elaborate.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> but sometimes I wonder if everyone just writes certain things the same way > For the above rangeCheck function, there isn't much opportunity for the individual programmer to be creative. We are at a point at which compilers det
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by numlock86 3y ago
People really need to accept AI as the useful tool it is and lay off the old grumpy "back in my day"-attitude. It's a disruptive technology and it's here to stay. Adapt and praise it for what it is ... and most important
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by numlock86 4y ago
Personally I don't mind some "reddit esque" (or whatever you want to call them) comments here and there. The level of those present on HN is low anyway. They could/should be less in some cases, but they don't bother
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by numlock86 4y ago
I loved early 2000 error messages when PHP scripts would tell you on which column and in which table exactly a MySQL query did fail on public websites ... for, uhm, reasons. :^)
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by numlock86 4y ago
Interesting. I initially went with Contabo because they were (are?) much cheaper than their competitors. At last when it comes to VPS.
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by numlock86 4y ago
Have you tried Contabo? That has been my go-to hoster for the past decade.
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by numlock86 4y ago
The traditional name for orphan in German typography is Schusterjunge , literally "shoemaker boy".
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by numlock86 4y ago
Is FreeBSD bringing anything special and mention-worthy to the table here or is this just a post in the realm of "Hey, FreeBSD can do this, too!"? Not a rant (I'm working with OpenBSD and/or FreeBSD almost daily) but mor
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by numlock86 4y ago
The funny part is how the article starts off with how others are missing the point, and then the article continues to completely miss the point. I didn't know you could put that much bias and wrong assumptions into such a few paragraph
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by numlock86 4y ago
So the Raptor is all about shooting down balloons?
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by numlock86 4y ago
An iOS device crashing and rebooting because of something you open in your browser? Now that's something completely new and unheard of. /s
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by numlock86 4y ago
If a merchant, especially in Germany, asks for cash, it's for tax evasion. It's as simple as that. And no, I don't care about your anecdotes how that is not true for your particular case. A small number of exceptions exist of
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by numlock86 4y ago
nano is cool for people with a newer background. If you've grown up with vi the muscle memory just beats anything in productivity.
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by numlock86 4y ago
systemd-nspawn, f that hype train around over engineered container solutions. Also WireGuard. Who has the mental stability to setup OpenVPN or similar these days, even with things like Openswan? Yuck.
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by numlock86 4y ago
𝅷𝅸𝅹𝅺
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by numlock86 4y ago
Learn what ML and AI "really" is (start with neural nets, simple classifiers, get into GANs etc.) and just experiment with PyTorch or whatever else you like. Pick up Ray at some point and just go on from there. Rebuild models from
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by numlock86 4y ago
> How do transistors work, anyway? Yes, how do they work? This article totally reads like decades old pre-academic level textbook explanations found in schools. > Hey, there's voltage and current. Oh, and there's this P&#x2F
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by numlock86 4y ago
I wasn't sure if you are serious or just a troll. I get it now.
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by numlock86 4y ago
> When all my fiat money is taken, I cannot use it anymore, therefore it's removed. Ok, so if your intellectual property is stolen ... err, sorry, "copied" of course, how do you get monetized for those "copied" c
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by numlock86 4y ago
Taking all your fiat money technically doesn't "remove" it either, just relocation. Gets even better if we talk about virtual funds.
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by numlock86 4y ago
Ex mapbox customer and power user here. They became pretty terrible after being pretty amazing five years ago.

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