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3y ago
A quick google search would tell you that OCI in this context means Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
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3y ago
Who's your VPN provider? Aren't they all of dubious trustworthiness?
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3y ago
Which panels are you using?
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3y ago
It's the nature of the beast, in the same way that sometimes developers need access to prod.
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3y ago
>The DOD is unable to account for 61% of its 3.5 trillion in assets. I bet most of the circumstances behind this stat are mundane. I used to be in military SAR and we had a mule[0] randomly go missing. We were mystified because it'
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3y ago
Over the last few years there was a lot of hay being made about how drone swarms have obsoleted $military_technology_du_jour and how there's no real way to defend against "drone zerg", etc. The USAF is probably publicizing th
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3y ago
I did the same. Frankly Firefox is still a serviceable browser. It's not nearly as bad as HN hand-wringing would leave one to believe.
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3y ago
Personally I'm hoping for an HP48G or HP50G clone. I still use my 50g and it's great.
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3y ago
First and foremost in my browser evaluation criteria is "can I run ublock origin or similar on it?" Last time I tried, Safari was a no-go. The web without an ad blocker is incredibly bad.
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3y ago
Any resources for learning Fortran in 202X that don't bother going over the old cruft? Last time I looked (admittedly, years ago), most resources seemed to be in the vein of "here's Fortran 1990, and once you've learned
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3y ago
Derp. I misunderstood.
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3y ago
The way you're using "decimal floating point" seems to imply there is a "floating point" that is not "decimal". My understanding is that "decimal", in the context of programming, is a less-precis
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3y ago
There is an "unvote" clickable link/button available if you tap the timestamp, though I agree HN isn't great UX on mobile.
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3y ago
High-frequency trading, perhaps. Physics simulations too.
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3y ago
Back in the before times it wasn't uncommon for people to release malware without any explicit monetary benefit. Sometimes they just did it as a "fuck you" to Microsoft, who at the time had a very very poor reputation for a
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3y ago
It's a neat idea to be sure but I fail to see how this will have any material impact. Firstly, OpenBSD is a niche OS, meaning the absolute magnitude of OpenBSD cron jobs out "in the wild" is relatively low. Second, my underst
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3y ago
>You'll be disappointed then. The French are protesting for benefit What's wrong with that?
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3y ago
>Those existed largely on various forums, Skype, reddit, teamspeak and steam. IRC was a hub for gamers (among others) since well before Skype, Steam, and Reddit were conceived. Teamspeak itself never really had "communities",
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3y ago
As an early-adopter of Discord, I think what users expect(ed?) is basically a modernized version of IRC+Teamspeak. The rest of the social media shlock was never part of their value add, at least from the POV of the circles I'm in.
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3y ago
>The French aren't protesting for good things Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Democratic systems of government are messy, and that's okay. It's not for you or me to decide what's a "good" thi
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3y ago
Of course that's their job. The police force is not designed to be a vehicle for social change nor for justice. The way the system is supposed to work is that engaged citizenry actively overhaul unjust laws and apparatuses, and the po
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3y ago
That one's my go-to as well. Hope the author's all right.
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3y ago
>Ribbon is to LinkedIn as BlueSky is to Twitter Might wanna rethink this part, because I bet I'm not the only one who's never heard of BlueSky. This sentence was completely devoid of meaning for me. Figuring out what Ribbon d
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4y ago
>IMO best way to implement license check is: using asymmetric crypto (so it's impossible to write keygen) and online activation (so it's impossible to share key). I believe from my experiences downloading CLASS and MYTH game ri
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4y ago
I remember stumbling across Sam's site in 2004 or so when he was a grad student and I a lowly undergrad in awe of his Gauss gun and rail gun(s). He's a diligent and intelligent person to not have electrocuted himself after all the
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I recognize that spam has theoretical value in the sense that people pay spammers, but I never thought I'd see someone on HN so holier-than-thou about the supposed virtue in being a spammer. Adding AI doesn't make your product les
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4y ago
So is this, like, astroturfing as a service? >I have tried to make this project as ethical as possible No offense but "fake user engagement using bots to trick real people into thinking a product is more popular than it is" doe
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It's actually a Goldman-Sachs account in Apple packaging. The federal funds rate is in the 4.75-5% range, which means Goldman, in theory, can take the money you deposit and re-lend it at 4.8% or so, pay you your interest, and still ma
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4y ago
>At what point of scale do people start imagining they have a right to make demands on how something somebody else built and owns should be run? Zuck still has a fiduciary duty to his shareholders, who expect a return on their investment
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