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by sosodev 2y ago
Even with compound interest $100/mo is only going to yield retirement like savings over 40 years with >=10% interest rates and monthly compounding. It also neglects the fact that the cost of retirement might be much higher when that
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by sosodev 2y ago
The microcode update will probably be automatic but it might also be distributed as a bios update. Realistically there’s no way to tell if you have an affected unit or not (Intel hasn't provided any information that would help). Nor is
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Ask HN: How common are job application bots now?
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by sosodev 2y ago
It's not uncommon for B2B software to isolate each customer in their own database.
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by sosodev 2y ago
I don't know if you've noticed but governments rarely do the right thing for the sake of it.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Oh I misunderstood your original comment. What incentive do the towns/vendors have to setup these systems in that case?
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by sosodev 2y ago
How do you propose bad behavior is punished without fines?
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by sosodev 2y ago
It typically means that they prefer somebody onsite but are willing to do remote for somebody exceptionally qualified.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Given the volume of resume spam these days, do you have any tips for getting eyes on my application?
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by sosodev 2y ago
Low-fi university sites are often maintained by professors who have been around a long time and have a "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" attitude. In this case, it appears the author is still active at the university. h
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by sosodev 2y ago
I would guess that they want to create more high quality tooling for Lua because that's what every game published on Roblox has to use. By unifying their stack it could be argued that they're reinvesting it what makes Roblox great
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by sosodev 2y ago
@dang this user is posting AI generated spam that is stolen from YouTube. This video is the source of this post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YD6ODeER8qM
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by sosodev 2y ago
Go modules can be hosted in any Git repository. The Go toolchain also keeps hashes of the selected tag so if you've reviewed it once it will never change without you explicitly giving it the ok.
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by sosodev 2y ago
The content of this blog seems to be stolen from this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/I1w_HQ7soSE The images are just screenshots from the video.
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by sosodev 2y ago
My car is a 2021 Toyota SUV and it only has one recall for a minor issue where the rear turn signals could dim or fail prematurely.
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by sosodev 2y ago
A couple of years ago these vehicles had a similar fire risk recall due to electrical issues with the trailer hitch connector. Probably best to steer clear of Kia if you don't want your car to burn. :/
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by sosodev 2y ago
Ideally a LLM would have every text in existence in its training set, right? I doubt we’re anywhere near that now.
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by sosodev 2y ago
What about the numerous other email providers?
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by sosodev 2y ago
Yes, Compass Pathways has been synthesizing it for quite a while. It’s been used in several university studies over the past few years and we’re now seeing the results.
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by sosodev 2y ago
It seems like spam. I wonder if the content is stolen or if it’s AI generated. This topic is real and there’s lots of great publications that should be linked here instead. Like Nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s
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by sosodev 2y ago
Specs are here https://www.sightful.com/spacetop-g1
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by sosodev 2y ago
Looks like the operating system is only for managing browser windows. There are no native apps of any kind. Plenty of great browser apps exist but that's worse than a chromebook in terms of usability.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Aren’t most of the parts tied to the motherboard?
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by sosodev 2y ago
Who would the competitor be in this case? The bots hurt the TF2 community but Valve obviously earns the vast majority of their cash elsewhere. My understanding is that the bots are run by teams of trolls on secondhand hardware that would ot
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by sosodev 2y ago
Yes, it’s their right to let it rot but they should be honest with their players if that is the intention. In actuality TF2 has a façade of support. Valve is still regularly releasing their gambling based micro transactions and earning mill
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by sosodev 2y ago
It’s difficult to automate and TF2 has very little support from Valve. Valve has been building a new generation of server side anti-cheat, that is powered by neural networks, but it’s only in use for Counter Strike 2 AFAIK.
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by sosodev 2y ago
It’s not realistic. I can trust the many other object storage providers.
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by sosodev 2y ago
The OP has already stated that this is a fairly thin wrapper around R2. They’re charging 6x the R2 metered rate for a tier that most users will only consume a fraction of. That kind of pricing seems distinctly unfair.
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by sosodev 2y ago
It seems like they’re asking you to write out your plans and what makes you trustworthy on the website. Talking to people 1:1 won’t solve that problem. Saying “you can’t trust me” isn’t a good look for a SaaS.
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by sosodev 2y ago
Why isn’t your pricing metered? Flat rate for storage generally feels scammy and the enterprise “contact us” really confirms that for me.

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