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by shdh 2y ago
Even if USA reversed 180 degrees, the rest of the world is going to continue fossil fuel usage. Developing nations will continue to increase individual CO2 usage as their economies improve. People want to live a modern western lifestyle, an
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by shdh 2y ago
That's likely not a real solution either. Encouraging a small minority of HN users to not have an additional child won't move the needle. It'll likely just remove a person capable of some level of critical thinking from the p
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by shdh 2y ago
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/dns/dns-records/dns-a-re...
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by shdh 2y ago
Google has a "site" filter. You can suffix: "site:reddit.com" and get results for that particular site only.
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by shdh 2y ago
These are two good videos overviewing particular hack sites if you can get past the AI anime voice: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QmcFjpB8no * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiOhOY7PcIg
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by shdh 2y ago
Environment Canada was using streams of radar data to predict the probability of lightning strikes in particular areas. That was in 2014.
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by shdh 2y ago
Only analyzing client command network frames and entities on the server isn't enough.
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by shdh 2y ago
This is a pretty good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI7V60r7Jco
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by shdh 2y ago
Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) is still running in user space.
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by shdh 2y ago
Developing a cheat is far easier than developing an anti-cheat. Its a constant arms race, at least until the AC devs bow out. There is no 100% perfect solution. There are tons of ways to circumvent anti-cheats using a second computer as wel
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by shdh 2y ago
How much do you need to accumulate before you retire? I'm guessing retiring just means working on your own things with enough runway til you drop dead.
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by shdh 2y ago
> "If the struggles outweighs the pleasure you should stop doing it". Kind of bleak when it comes to romantic relationships
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by shdh 2y ago
That's assuming Apple isn't training their models on Nvidia hardware. Inference is on Apples own silicon though.
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by shdh 3y ago
The increase in the number of administrators has also infected US healthcare and government agencies.
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by shdh 3y ago
Cliff of 1 year and vesting period of 4 years
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by shdh 3y ago
If you're open sourcing it just include a docker-compose in the root directory. I'm sure most people would like to self-host. In general I don't think this would eat too many resources, just throw it on a VPS using systemd.
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by shdh 3y ago
I prefer Radiant over TrenchBroom personally. https://github.com/Garux/netradiant-custom
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by shdh 3y ago
Nice, I was working on something similar. Using meta queries to fill my system prompt with the entire schema of the db in a condensed format. It was working quite well! Would love to hear about your approach.
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by shdh 3y ago
How does it compare to Jolt?
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by shdh 3y ago
I’ve been using e-charts for a couple years now, works great!
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by shdh 3y ago
A lot of people still probably hate on systemd, but it and journalctl are pretty nice to me.
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by shdh 3y ago
Svelte is better than Vue IMO
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by shdh 3y ago
JSX is an anti-pattern IMO. People just don’t wana see it as such.
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by shdh 3y ago
Have used: Angular, Vue, Polymer 1 and 2, React Svelte is by far my favorite framework of the lot. It’s also the most productive for me.
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by shdh 3y ago
R2 works great from my experience, no egress costs are a huge sell.
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by shdh 3y ago
CloudFlare is great
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by shdh 3y ago
Canada has become a joke.
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by shdh 3y ago
https://chanian.com/2010/08/01/tutorial-moving-from-canada-t...
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by shdh 3y ago
EU going to get a lot colder
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by shdh 3y ago
The one product that Mozilla made recently that I really enjoyed using was Lockwise, and they basically killed the product. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/end-of-support-firefox-...

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