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by reisse 3y ago
Bitcoin "wallet" is just a pair of public and private keys. Honest question - what is the difference between a "hardware wallet" and a thumbdrive with the keys on it, except for the price tag?
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by reisse 3y ago
Is it just me or at least half of the answers are so blandly written they seem to be GPT generated? Take one short statement ("instead of making art, you can make prompts for the model to make arts"). Bury it deep between the four
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by reisse 3y ago
Wonder why it took so long for FDA. Seems it was used elsewhere (I've found reports from EU and Nepal) for treating frostbites at least a decade.
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by reisse 3y ago
In case you've missed, we're talking about an operating system whose last release was twelve years ago. The first Qt version for Symbian was around 4.6, and IIRC QML didn't even exist then. The latest was around 4.8, and it d
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by reisse 3y ago
Qt was always a bad strategy. Sure, in some aspects it was better than anything native Symbian could provide, but in general it was many years behind iOS and Android UI frameworks. For example, one of the most frequent patterns in touchscre
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by reisse 3y ago
> When Symbian, then called EPOC32, was developed there was no C++ standard library There was no standard to begin with (actually the first release of Symbian and the first C++ ISO standard are pretty close on the timeline), but STL and
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by reisse 3y ago
It's more complicated. In theory, you should not be able to chargeback any transaction at will, you need to provide a reason for it. But because US banking is stuck in between of 90s and 00s, to pay with the card online it's enoug
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by reisse 3y ago
Wayland is not enabled by default if your system has Nvidia graphics card.
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by reisse 3y ago
"Recent stuff" has little to do with the hypocrisy of this statement.
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by reisse 3y ago
While the matter of PA might be controversial, Israel is unambigously occupying Syrian territory - that is, the Golan Heights.
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by reisse 3y ago
Ex-CEO of Russian Yandex made a post in an internal network explaining she moved to Israel, and, among other things, saying "I don't want to live in a country waging wars with its neighbours (sic)". I wonder if she understood
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by reisse 3y ago
> you could swap in stock headlamps for the day and then back to your super bright things. That's why it is penalized by driving license cancellation in some countries. And people do get stopped for too bright headlights, because it
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by reisse 3y ago
Wait, are you saying aftermarket LEDs are road legal in US, no strings attached? Throughout Europe it's either straight prohibited to retrofit LEDs in place of halogen bulbs, or it requires special certification where beam patterns are
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by reisse 3y ago
It's much easier if you have Chinese ID or at least vefified Weixin (WeChat) account. AliPay with linked credit card is a kludge for tourists. It works, but only as good as you expect from a kludge. Like I was able to pay pretty much e
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by reisse 3y ago
That's probably the funniest klyukva I've ever heard.
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by reisse 3y ago
Unless they were inspected, acknowledged "not dangerous" and scheduled for replacement some time later. There are whole lists of things that are not required to be in good working order for the plane to fly safely, see e. g. what
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by reisse 3y ago
> new contributors make PRs. they make silly simple mistakes due to lack of experience; you point them out and they get fixed Sometimes the right answer is to immediately say "your PR is not up to project standards, it won't be
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by reisse 3y ago
I don't really want to start a debate on how HFT produces real-world value, but just consider that if these things you talk about are really useful and valuable, they might also provide competitive salaries to attract people?
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by reisse 3y ago
Already wealthy? I don't think you know the scene well. HFT probably pulled more physics and math grads out of poverty than any other field.
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by reisse 3y ago
> If Intel says something is 12th gen or 13th gen or 14th gen, it generally is. 10th and 11th generations included both 14 nm and 10 nm CPUs, now 14th gen is in some weird state when it coexists with Core Ultra on Intel 4 (7 nm) chips. &
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by reisse 3y ago
Intel is definitely on the same level. 10-th gen Intel Core had two different architectures for laptop chips - both 14 nm Comet Lake and 10 nm Ice Lake. 11-th gen Intel Core was 14 nm on desktop, but 10 nm on laptops. Now Intel 14-th gen is
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by reisse 3y ago
I'd say dieselgate, Tesla self-driving safety investigation and the recent Toyota/Daihatsu scandal shows regulations are not working as well as people wish them to.
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by reisse 3y ago
I get the factchecking is hard, and factchecking in foreign language is even harder, but it seems they didn't even try? This is a mule [1] for testing drivetrain [2, in Russian]. The temporary body was built from repurposed Lada Vesta
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by reisse 3y ago
It's not fiefdom, as the market is competitive as hell. One misstep from Apple affecting large enough user base, next minute everyone will be in WhatsApp/Telegram/FB Messenger/whatever.
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by reisse 3y ago
This will significantly hurt all the EVs.
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by reisse 3y ago
Most of clothes are subsidized by slave labour or pollution [1] [2]. The question is, who gets the margins. Somehow when it's Shein or Teemu it's "fast fashion bad", and when it's Adidas or Levi's it's &qu
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by reisse 3y ago
I don't buy the rant about fast fashion. For once, the market worked as expected, competition driven the prices down, and now people can buy months worth of wardrobe for a price of a single LVMH item. Clothing is now cheap beyond commo
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by reisse 3y ago
Sure. I just question why people want to use both simultaneously.
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by reisse 3y ago
Well that's a good reason I didn't think about, thank you!
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by reisse 3y ago
I see you and other commenters don't quite understand my point. If you're wrapping model into a docker container, you don't need amalgamated single file version. It makes it harder to upgrade llamafile/model weights sepa

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