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by omni 8y ago
You're right, which means DeepMind must have substantially better micro than the Insane AI. Not sure how impressive that is, but I do remember the stock AI does register a ludicrous APM (600+) in replay mode.
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by omni 8y ago
I love that the red block doesn't understand the concept of wrapping. It reminds me of playing with my dog.
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by omni 8y ago
Can't figure out how to edit but I'm also assuming there are not Tesla-controlled stores since that's a less obvious version of scrip. If it's _just_ houses, is it still bad?
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by omni 8y ago
I'm genuinely curious in a breakdown of the good and bad of company housing _without also assuming company scrip_ if you'd actually like to put some content into this low-effort post. Naively I'd imagine there's some sor
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by omni 8y ago
> People's safety isn't something to be iterated. Look into the history of automotive safety to understand how ridiculous this sounds. Cars were total death traps for many, many decades.
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by omni 8y ago
Quick Google suggests they were convicted for espionage (under the Espionage Act), not treason. Though it's really unclear to me why espionage against your own country and for another would not qualify as treason. edit: Sibling comment
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by omni 8y ago
And nothing of value was lost
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by omni 8y ago
You should do everyone a solid and name-and-shame the frontend/MySQL company because dear God that's horrifying.
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by omni 8y ago
How much do you end up having to pay for TaxJar? It looked to me like the monthly plan was cheap but you'd get totally hosed if you tried to use them to auto-file all the taxes. Are you filing yourself?
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by omni 9y ago
Having also been there, this was not my experience. The IRS sent me a bill for $1500 claiming I had taken an early deduction from my IRA. I had, but it was only to correct a mistake I made right before of contributing too much for a given y
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by omni 9y ago
Yes, and there are tools to do exactly that. https://github.com/sensepost/objection
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by omni 9y ago
This comment added nothing, in the future please consider offering substantive criticisms.
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by omni 9y ago
This is the correct, non-snarky answer. It's a known privilege escalation attack, turns a bad day (someone got a non-root account on my server) into a worse one (root account).
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by omni 9y ago
As someone who has been burned by non-Java Kafka drivers, beware the perception of ecosystem support here. The Kafka design pushes a huge amount of complexity onto the client, and in our experience only the Java client deals with this compl
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by omni 9y ago
Why doesn't having the resources cached provide a buffer against short-term outages of the CDN?
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by omni 9y ago
Ohhhh gotcha, seems legit. I thought the certs in step 3 were individual site certs, not the roots. Thought he was going for some site-level pinning or something.
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by omni 9y ago
How do you know you're not being MitM'd during step 3?
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by omni 9y ago
To lessen the clickbaity nature of your post: > The Droste effect (Dutch pronunciation: [drɔstə]), known in art as mise en abyme, is the effect of a picture appearing within itself, in a place where a similar picture would realistically
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by omni 9y ago
> That 2.5% goes straight to the credit card companies, even if you pay cash! You're going to have to explain how this makes any sense at all
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by omni 9y ago
No discussion on New Jersey's glorious past is complete without a reference to the most passive-aggressive bridge in the world, located in Trenton http://www.usw.org/blog/2015/intro/trenton-pics.jpg
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by omni 9y ago
C-x C-e evaluates the Emacs Lisp expression before the point. This gives the same result as the much more obvious M-x kill-emacs, but with the added fun of writing and executing Lisp directly in whatever buffer you're in. So to close t
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by omni 9y ago
(kill-emacs) C-x C-e Pretty straightforward.
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by omni 9y ago
If you have anything else remotely this funny could you please share it, I am having convulsions
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Demystifying iOS Layout(tech.gc.com)
1 points by omni 9y ago|0 comments
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by omni 10y ago
People on HN love to hate on Reddit but /r/boardgames is a great community where you can find many, many answers to questions like this. https://reddit.com/r/boardgames
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by omni 10y ago
Thanks for commenting! I was afraid nobody would see this since I got in to the thread pretty late. The quote is Hamilton wrapping up his argument in Federalist 68 (it's from the last paragraph not talking about the vice presidency). T
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by omni 10y ago
> why the electoral college was created. To help rural America from being completely ignored while the cities with denser populations sway the votes towards their issues. This is a seriously revisionist interpretation of why the Elector
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Ha(r)sh Visitors(blog.definiteloops.com)
1 points by omni 10y ago|0 comments
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by omni 10y ago
They just spent millions of dollars training that person to never make this mistake again, should definitely keep them around.
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by omni 10y ago
> an incident like this a year from now would end our company I'm genuinely curious, what kind of business are you in that a four hour outage would end the company? High frequency trading or something?

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