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by rvba 11mo ago
> as an expat How can we know that you arent a russian propaganda account, who created a legend that you live outside of Canada, when in reality you never lived there and your lies that "Canada military bad" are just written fr
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by rvba 11mo ago
Looks like regulatory capture. What do the AI bros want to do that they require such law? I guess it is future proofing to defend scraping. Scraping that ignores robots.txt
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by rvba 1y ago
Makes me wonder if cooks, who (in many countries) stand in front of a gas stove for long hours every day have a statistically higher chance of asthma?
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by rvba 1y ago
Doom which was countless fun for people up to this day who make mods? (E.g. the great Myhouse.wad that was perhaps FPS of the year... 2023) Quake, which was a good game, but arguably a better engine that lead to things like Half-Life 1? Oth
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by rvba 1y ago
I think English was not set as an official language since... Trump? It was the de facto language, but not the official language. What was baffling.
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by rvba 1y ago
If your bank is exporting and importing csvs, the problem is on the software stack side. Both xlsx can be exported and imported. It is just harder
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by rvba 1y ago
In a company where I worked, the tool measuring downtime was at the same server, so even if the server was down they still showed 100% up. If the server didnt work - the tool too measure didnt work too! Genius
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by rvba 1y ago
What if they use the same router inside AWS and now they cannot login too?
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by rvba 1y ago
You need to send a photo of your FSB / KGB id to be able to get recognized as a true conservative from USA + you need to post the propaganda of the day
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by rvba 1y ago
What circular logic is this? Other poster writes that code is not auditable since it is not 5 lines, but 20 000 lines and you tell them to audit it?
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by rvba 1y ago
In the 50s and 60s there would be those big hostpitals. But those were downsized in search of allmighty dollar. Also many families try to push elderly to hospital for few days.
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by rvba 1y ago
Microsoft seems to have made a good deal: it got the models AND profits. Also microsoft is pushing copilot to office and I think it will sell. Since they sell to general B2B and not only to the peogrammer niche. AMD is trying to buy market
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by rvba 1y ago
It is backed by AMD stockholders, whose stock just got diluted. It's like in that movie "Social network"
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by rvba 1y ago
At the end od the day it is not the CEO who invents / designs / builds the stuff. I mean, they could recognize that Nvdidia has better ecosystem and they could provide something similar (CEO's job is to set this), but saying
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by rvba 1y ago
Humans also only use X% of their brains (the one needed for a specific task)
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by rvba 1y ago
How does this even make sense business wise for AWS? Is their cost per unit so low?
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by rvba 1y ago
Happened in Bladerunner too
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by rvba 1y ago
Didnt the TV shop have a rolling keyboard? Plug the ending of the usb somehow (3d printed part?) and it would work?
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by rvba 1y ago
The manufacturers dont want to do that because this increases costs and also makes them sell less laptops. Iphones have glass backs for a reason. Sales boost Although a premium brand could do it.
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by rvba 1y ago
> any app installed on a certified device in these regions must be registered by a verified developer. I can imagine crooks paying some random junkie / drunk 100 dollars to become a "verified developer"
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by rvba 1y ago
The article has no math. In my opinion this makes the level of discourse low. The other commenter wrote that I dont know the math and that "math can be learned from books". For me quality of comments is even lower than the quality
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by rvba 1y ago
If you actually would read the discourse more than a google search it was that: Cosmic ray black holes are likely to have a momentum and would probably fly out to outer space. While LHC micro black holes would stay on Earth and the potentia
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by rvba 1y ago
Ah right personal attacks because I wrote that the quality of those articles is low. Apparently I dont understand the math... Where is the math in the article? Barely anything. Do you even have a Putnam?
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by rvba 1y ago
> those with a slower processing time somehow compensating with other qualities. Does not list those other qualities. Reality is that some people are better and some are worse. No need to make half assed excuses about that.
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by rvba 1y ago
No one ever shows the math anywhere. They just write that it is hard, or that it doesnt work. It became basically some sort of a pseudo religion. On a side note Lard Hadron Collider is safe from micro black holes due to Hawking radiation. I
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by rvba 1y ago
Adam Smith's thought is more about 1 000 000 farmers farming the same commodity pototatoes In 2025 winner takes all ans monopolizes all
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by rvba 1y ago
My work computer with Widnows, Outlook, few tabs open and Excel already craps put with 16 GB If you hae a private computer, why wpuld you even bug something with 16GB in 2025? My 10 year old laptop had that much. Im looking for a new laptop
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by rvba 1y ago
I sont know whqt Half Life 1 was doing, but thr 3d sound in that game was an incredible step forward
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by rvba 1y ago
What are the results of those 36 hour grinds?
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by rvba 1y ago
If you are "working" thrn why are you on HN? On a side note, there are orgs where everything is done so poorly due to meetings - with no results nor impact. In such cases it is 8 hours of meetings and 4 hours of actual work

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