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by super256 3y ago
Should be "Google Colab no longer allows using remote UIs for free users ". Paying subscribers can still use remote UIs.
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by super256 3y ago
> Yikes! I didn't realize Yubico was is such bad shape financially that this was their best (only) option. Some early employees could want to cash out. Going public is a great way to do that.
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by super256 3y ago
This is more than it takes to cancel my account at my bank. Personally, I would already fail at the question of past connected playstation accounts, because my PSN name was random gibberish and I sold it on a forum years ago. I don’t see wh
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by super256 3y ago
This. Fastify is so great. Unfortunately, the documentation became worse after v2 because Matteo was too laissez-faire in approving new doc contributions. Imo the docs need a major re-write, beginning at "getting started". New use
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by super256 3y ago
If you end up with useEffect hell, you are coding wrong. As OP said: it deduplicates and caches requests, there is no need to use useEffect. Here is some example code, and imo it‘s really greener than anything else. async function getDa
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by super256 3y ago
> Bavaria's prime minister Söder is a populist That's why he was for closing the power plant in the first place. In 2011 was the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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by super256 3y ago
There is still a serial number printed on the box, and a batch number on the box AND heat spreader. A part of the serial number (assembly test process order number) is also printed on the CPU package (not the box, but the actual die carrier
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Proposal for a regulation to prevent and combat child sexual abuse |Chat Control [pdf](cdn.netzpolitik.org)
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by super256 4y ago
Search breaks for me all the time, and I need to manually refresh the site at least once a day. Also, I can only scroll on Musk’s twitter profile to his tweets from September. I think it’s due to more aggressive VPN blocking, but I’m not su
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by super256 4y ago
Twitter is awesome if you have a use case for it or want to dive into a specific bubble. I use it as a free news feed which has the quality of the paid Refinitiv subscription, and many activist investors publish their reports there. I get i
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by super256 4y ago
My uni didn't turn on the heating on Mondays at all . When I went there to study in the library (I learn there better than at home) I was always wearing a Parka. Also, the gas price of my dad increased from 4.8 cents per kWh to 14.2 c
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by super256 4y ago
If we produce much more green energy than we currently need, we might see synthetic fuels becoming viable, no?
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by super256 4y ago
> only thing this discussion has showed me is that more people need Computer Science degrees again You have too much faith in unis. Mine did not teach me about mmap at all.
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by super256 4y ago
Last year there was a meme going around in the German hacking scene when Google received Pwnie’s “lamest vendor award” for closing 11 zero-days. The reason for that award is that western intelligence agencies abused these exploits for “coun
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by super256 4y ago
The headline is so bad. Should've been something along "Midjourney bans image generations of Xi Jinping world-wide".
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The Flying Train, Germany, 1902 [video](youtube.com)
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by super256 4y ago
> Arguably, they are like ownership into the country's GDP and military influence no? Well, yes, but that doesn't give you intrinsic value. If you are long a currency, you make a bet that other people have confidence in the gov
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by super256 4y ago
I agree! Haven't thought of that.
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by super256 4y ago
GDPR is nice and actually not hard that hard to implement, unless you harvest lots of user data.
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by super256 4y ago
> I'm not sure what use case is a speculative pyramid scheme like crypto, where there is no intrinsic value at all. Modern currencies like USD, EUR, JPY etc. don't have intrinsic value either. > It is a morally repugnant gam
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by super256 4y ago
I think it's okay to give Twitter Blue users a boost, as it's most likely not spam (unlike the 95% of my non-blue followers who are bots).
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by super256 4y ago
Inflation adjusted NIFTY for 31. March 2023: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/NIFTY/p30N39p6-NIFTY-Infla...
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A Matt Levine Effect?(papers.ssrn.com)
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by super256 4y ago
> Youtube text2speech routinely mistranscribes Isn’t text2speech the opposite of transcribing? Speech2text would be transcribing, and text2speech would be speech synthesis. Anyway, assuming you meant speech2text: I found YouTube‘s transc
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by super256 4y ago
> people that don't like when things get "verboten". And there are reasons for that. I think cars which make use of renewable energies would “win” regardless whether we ban combustion engines or not. But I have a problem w
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by super256 4y ago
> Only people who care about "tight margins" i.e. poor people No. Rich people, who fly business and first class still fly with the same airlines as poor people. The margins of the entire industry are thin.
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by super256 4y ago
A lot of Teslas that come my way (at night) are blinding me. I suspect that the autopilot or some other assist-system it turning on high-beam whenever possible, and sometimes doesn't turn high-beam off for opposing traffic. Can someone
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by super256 4y ago
> Is Sundar a bad CEO or merely a mediocre one though? I don't know, but I'm really sad to see how Android is currently performing in rich countries. Not stagnating, but losing. Here, in Germany, Android had a market share of o
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by super256 4y ago
Your unedited comment was funnier
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by super256 4y ago
It certainly works for many traders who consistently outperform the market by trading stuff like FX and Crypto. TA and trading price action can also be a tool to limit risk. Btw, selling plans of executives often involve very trivial algori

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