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by qmarchi 3y ago
DLSS is trained on the games themselves no?
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by qmarchi 3y ago
That in of itself isn't such a scary thing. There's real restrictions, contractually, that Google has on accessing any data the a customer generates, and of which carry hefty fees for Google. This is one of the reasons on why some
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by qmarchi 3y ago
With this particular linked page, it's just the change log. The actual website is at https://weechat.org/ .
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Jeff is both an open-source contributor, as well as a fairly popular YouTuber[1]. His more popular repositories are more beginner friendly and not supporting RHEL means that it's unlikely that new users may end up choosing it as their
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by qmarchi 3y ago
You could disincentivize them by having access to the metamoderation queue behind the subscription. Thus it's $2/mo/user account.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
You can use Bard if you enable it in the Workspace Admin Portal. In https://admin.google.com/ac/appslist/additional , enable the option for "Early Access Apps"
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by qmarchi 3y ago
The big problem is the peaky-ness of the current renewables. They're either very weather dependent, ecologically intensive or time dependent. This solves a lot of this by moving the actual capture above us, into geostationary orbit whe
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by qmarchi 3y ago
There are dozens of us! Dozens! Rocking the 2.5G service, but occasionally getting up to 2.7 if they're feeling nice. Do wish that they would get IPv6 rolled out already. https://shx.nyoom.io/2023/05/r6ro6SZtV
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by qmarchi 3y ago
legal@ is a great way to talk to a real human.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
Not illegal, but a breach of contract.
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by qmarchi 3y ago
One could go either way, but Trademark wise, they're probably considered to be in different markets/domains, and thus have enough of a separation to not actually win that suit. Think Monster Energy losing all of their suits around
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by qmarchi 3y ago
https://archive.ph/TgPyC
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Disclaimer: Was laid off in Jan. from Google. Previously worked at Walmart. What I'm seeing is those that were impacted by the layoffs are still looking for tech industry jobs as a primary, but not completely shutting down non-tech pos
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Not a little snitch user, however I do happen to agree with the author that they should disclose this somewhere. A quick Google search and some viewing of Objective Development's help center doesn't show any related results. Amusi
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Recent anecdote; I was recently laid off and was on the hunt for a new position. After applying for hundreds of positions, I got a few interviews at one of the companies I was excited to work with. Every single interview, from the ICs that
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Welcome to HN! Guidelines and the FAQ exist at the bottom of the site. You noted that you ran over a thousand simulations for this. Can you explain a bit more into what you used to create the variations and any challenges that you encounter
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by qmarchi 4y ago
So, to start, I'm a leasee of a 2021 Polestar 2 Launch Edition. My thoughts are generally based on comparisons to that car. The architecture of Tesla's infotainment system is abhorrent to me. If there's a flaw on the system
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Then you take the information provided by the person claiming that their bag isn't actually there based off perfectly valid tracking method, and start investigating instead of "You're wrong, it's still in our warehouse&q
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Went ahead and escalated this one internally. That's pretty bad.
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by qmarchi 4y ago
As noted, data usage after 11PM (until 7AM) isn't considered as part of your data utilization, so you can schedule any game updates between those times. Most of the time, you aren't even playing the games actively, so you won&#x27
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by qmarchi 4y ago
As an additional option, if you use the Android/Google Messages app, you can link another device/laptop and any communications are bounced through Google's cloud, but End-to-End encrypted. I use this all the time from my tabl
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Disclaimer: I got through 1/2 of the article before I got fed up. This article reminds me of whenever you assign a word minimum to an assignment back in High School, where you add in the same details over and over, just worded slightly
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Would be cool if you contributed to xDrip! My partner uses a Tandem pump, and is annoyed that she can't actually use most of the features of the Tandem app because she uses an unapproved (Pixel 6 Pro) device.
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by qmarchi 4y ago
8M visits a month end up being 3 visits/second on average. Not bad, but also $320k for 3vps is awful.
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by qmarchi 4y ago
I work pretty close (other side of the office) from some of the Fiber folks, and there's notable enthusiasm from their bubble about expansion into the new and existing metros. (Disc: Googler in Global Networking, not Fiber)
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by qmarchi 4y ago
I'll place bets on that. A) Googler B) it wasn't DNS or BGP
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Disc: Googler, opinions and comments are my own. Not in Ads. I mean, 4 months ago, I posted this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30401241#30402432 Ads fraud is generally a no-op from internal escalations though, somet
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by qmarchi 4y ago
If you want to get really technical, there's not much difference between Google's gLinux and Debian testing. Notably, our security, provisioning, and tooling is installed, and that's about it. Nothing that's particularly
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by qmarchi 4y ago
It depends on the team, and the individual. Generally, a Googler does actually get to pick their OS, it's part of the onboarding process that every Noogler goes through, and you're given 30 days from your start to swap around and
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Because almost all of our production fleet is Linux derived, it makes sense to use a platform that is nearly identical. Additionally, cost is a huge factor as well. Think about the cost of purchasing 100,000 macOS machines. Compare that to

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