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by runnerup 5y ago
Curl
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by runnerup 5y ago
Very little discussion of performance trade offs here. At my workplace, the various disk encryption and antivirus slows full recompile time from 4 seconds (on an unsecured laptop) to 8 minutes (on the only laptop I’m allowed to use for work
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by runnerup 5y ago
Definitely not. Tesla is not in the lithium extraction business and even if they were there's not much point to being right next door.
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by runnerup 5y ago
Any way to have the map update Russian positions inside Ukraine’s borders? I assume it’s difficult to differentiate the belligerents without a constant video feed.
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by runnerup 5y ago
My apologies. Thank you for the clarification. 画蛇添足 :-|
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by runnerup 5y ago
It’s generally trivial to find a large number of grammatical improvements for anyones writing. In this case, the first tweet: > i will never get over the dissonance between how we call google/twitter/fb centres of "top eng
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by runnerup 5y ago
Normally that could be true but the vibe I’m seeing here is that they’re trying to find the highest quality for that price. Obviously priorities can change with whim, but as someone who does a lot of RfP’s this looks like they’re very comfo
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by runnerup 5y ago
AIUI that may not be legal anymore, I think some degree of crash 911 assistance is mandated by NHSTA now. I may be wrong. I believe things are moving more towards that direction as well: https://www.theverge.com/2016/12
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by runnerup 5y ago
Hi Sai, This looks awesome! Thank you so much for building it and for reaching out here. Very glad I found it. The biggest feature I “need” is to be able to send emails from any address on my domain even though I only want one login /
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by runnerup 5y ago
After reviewing all my options I think I’m personally going to set up Amazon SES as SMTP sender for my personal email when I move off gmail. Use hetzner dedicated server for receiving email, along with a raspberry pi/home lab server in
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by runnerup 5y ago
And sometimes exactly what you got paid. Actual data from your own paystubs is often for sale as well.
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by runnerup 5y ago
Just curious which of these you'd consider annoying vs. something more than annoying. This isn't just a lazy slippery slope line of argument, but rather an inquiry to see what the absolute limit might be for the most tolerant 1% o
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by runnerup 5y ago
I agree that its intuitive that to prevent frostbite, it would be appropriate for the body to increase blood flow through extremities and (assuming core temperature has a narrow functional band) increase heat loss / caloric output in t
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by runnerup 5y ago
Minimal documentation is included here. I'd like to read the associate paper/presentation to get a better sense of its abilities but it hasn't been posted yet.
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by runnerup 5y ago
The CheatEngine tutorial (bundled inside the application) is quite wonderful IMO. I was able to go through just half the tutorial in an hour or two and then immediately use CheatEngine to develop my own patch from scratch for Deus Ex: Manki
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by runnerup 5y ago
> The Samsung 963 NVMe is an interesting device though because it has little capacitors on it that will flush the contents of that buffer when power is suddenly lost. But it still also just fills that write buffer and does not commit to
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by runnerup 5y ago
I don’t trust the disk to write data. I trust it to report back when the data is written. If the disk confirms the write, I assume it won’t somehow lose that data if there’s a power loss shortly after confirmation. If the disk doesn’t confi
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by runnerup 5y ago
> There's even a occupation specialized in ensuring that what's being constructed complies with the "3D model": construction and building inspectors. Respectfully, I’ve done this specific job in the past for industr
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by runnerup 5y ago
It’s also impossible in the vast, vast majority of real-life situations. As DeNiro said in the terrible Movie “Ronin” — “But the map…the map is not the territory.” The 3D model will differ from the actual construction. From the very begin
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by runnerup 5y ago
Absolutely not. A vanishingly tiny percent ever click on the terms link.
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by runnerup 5y ago
Someone paid an actor to read the terms of service for amazon kindle and posted the recording to Youtube. It took the actor just shy of 9 hours to read the document: https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/5z
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by runnerup 5y ago
I'm not a fan of Elon Musk. I can absolutely see regular passenger service on Starship by 2028. Obviously that's a very aspirational price-point but I don't see how even a strict ruling on fraud would uphold that charge.
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by runnerup 5y ago
HN's Monospace feature might be helpful for this. Double-space before beginning each line.
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by runnerup 5y ago
Steam, Amazon, Uber, Google...would all be quite painful. Personally I believe this forms a sort of litmus test for me personally whether I consider a company "too big to not regulate". I can imagine some additional CFPB protectio
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by runnerup 5y ago
> generally not when it pertains to their practice area. https://a16z.com/2014/02/06/why-i-did-not-go-to-jail/
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by runnerup 5y ago
In response to: >"No one knew about climate change in 1957." Climate change due to industrial emissions of CO2 has been known and published in mainstream news articles since at least 110 years ago.[0][1] It's been known
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by runnerup 5y ago
I am curious what "exclusive marketing agreements" are exactly. I can infer it, but I'm not sure my guess is accurate. > Exclusive marketing agreements are still allowed, but the FCC is requiring broadband providers to dis
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by runnerup 5y ago
What definition are you using for pedantic here? I’m a bit confused and might learn something today.
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by runnerup 5y ago
Thank you so, so much for explaining this.
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by runnerup 5y ago
To me it seems like the password is 14 bytes, because they're 14 characters (112 bits). How do you get 90 bits? It also uses 96 possible characters for each digit. Just storing the 96^14 different passwords without even adding their co

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