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palebluedot
4y ago
And I remember being locked into a contract term as well for cable or satellite. All of these comparisons of streaming to cable of yore seem pretty far off, since you can mix & match services, binge, cancel some or all of them, re-subs
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palebluedot
4y ago
That actually sounds pretty ideal. Add 3 people to your killfile, and you've removed most of the noise!
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Elon Musk tells Tesla execs the company needs to lay off 10 percent of its staff
(theverge.com)
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4y ago
Brave isn't a fork of Firefox, it is a Chromium-based browser.
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Twitter Deal Temporarily on Hold
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
I made up the prompt. I didn't expect the space-horror vibe it created from it. (But I dig it!)
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4y ago
Whoa. GPT-NeoX 20B, top-k: 40, top-p: 0.9, temperature: 1.0, max-tokens:200 Prompt: The neutron start tugged at us. Response: It wanted to take over the body. They were one and the same." I had no idea what she was talking about. I k
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4y ago
> For me Twitter has become full of people marketing themselves with lists, tweets that don't make sense out of context, replies full of bile or inane comments and animated gifs. I've found twitter's quality is a direct c
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Nvidia Fires Back at Hackers, Encrypting Stolen Data and Ransomed Their Systems
(wccftech.com)
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IoT search engine Censys secures $35M – and a new CEO
(techcrunch.com)
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5y ago
I think a good example of a subversion of the classic "hero's journey" is Blade Runner 2049. (I won't go into exactly why to avoid spoilers)
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palebluedot
5y ago
Something to note, is that while it is possible we might all eventually contract COVID (or its variants), there is real benefit in contracting it as late as possible, and not being among the first group that gets it. The vaccines greatly bl
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5y ago
I sometimes wonder if we'll discover a Kardashev Type II civilization, harnessing the power of their sun via a Dyson sphere. And then, upon first-contact, realize they are using all that power to mine Bitcoin.
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5y ago
try https://search.censys.io
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Understanding the impact of OMIGOD (CVE-2021-38647)
(censys.io)
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5y ago
I assume there is a rendering error for you (maybe javascript?). It is a rather long article; when printed to a PDF it is ~20 pages, depending on font size.
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palebluedot
5y ago
Yeah, but can you access Google One support if your account is banned?
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palebluedot
6y ago
Here is one thing I have a hard time wrapping my head around, and how I think it is fundamentally different from something like a painting: The thing that is "non-fungible" is the token, not the actual art. The underlying digital
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6y ago
Most commonly, price you see on ticker quotes is the price the stock last traded at; i.e., the last price at which a buyer and seller exchange money for equity.
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6y ago
>> Systemd-resolved continues the systemd tradition of replacing venerable, low-level system components > Serious question: what is vulnerable in my (non systemd-resolved) desktop DNS configuration I've been using for years?
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6y ago
Not sure if I agree, although I'm sure it varies per person. I've been investing for > 20 years, and I enjoy watching the daily movement as it helps me keep a mental model of trends and performance. I seldom sell, but do buy
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6y ago
"Require" might be a strong word. But here is why I find this project attractive: I like to check out my watchlists and stock investments occasionally when taking a quick break. But, I want to avoid being sucked into the browser w
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6y ago
If the Signal clients are using E2E encryption, then trusting the server code is significantly less important; the whole point is you don't need to trust the server. With Telegram, E2E encryption is not enabled in all modes, and is no
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A Tour of Go 1.16's io/fs package
(benjamincongdon.me)
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From their numbers, it doesn't matter much. Even if we take the highest number from their range ($175k) and double it, that is $3.5M/year for the 10-person team. That is still an order of magnitude less than $30M/year.
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6y ago
I'm bummed it requires OS X / Windows, and does not have a Linux option. Hopefully there is a future that has a Linux version.
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Censys raises $15.5M to bring attack surface management to more companies
(venturebeat.com)
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Censys, a search engine for internet devices, raises $15.5M Series A
(techcrunch.com)
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Continuous Fuzzing with Go at Dgraph
(dgraph.io)
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Me.censys.io: like whatismyip, but for censys results
(me.censys.io)
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