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takeda
3y ago
I think it was relatively clear that OP is considering cancelling the entire account.
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3y ago
> The gulf between Python and Go isn't a matter of a few dozen percent, it's a matter of a few dozen times in terms of speed and generally substantial integer multiples on memory use too. I think here is your problem. You'
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3y ago
I think they were also one of the first web based e-mails. This was when majority people used email clients.
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3y ago
Or allow people running their own gaming servers that they can moderate. Solves cheating problem and when gaming company stops supporting their online game or goes out of business.
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3y ago
Sure, isolation exists except for Riot Games (and any other company that adds similar mandatory modules, which eventually will be all). Oh yeah, assuming there also won't be any vulnerabilities, but that's impossible, because we a
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3y ago
You're advocating for installing a kernel module that you don't even know what it does exactly when running a random game. Would you also support a full cavity search each time you decide to fly a plane? The kernel module has full
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3y ago
They operate since 2007, they can track who is reliable and who is not. It's not like IPs change[1]. [1] yeah, they might be some people trying mail servers on dynamic IP, but I'm not talking about those and Google would have some
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3y ago
> Building trusts with behemoths like GMail or outlook.com is too involved There's nothing like that actually. I have e-mail server running since 2000s. When gmail appeared, everything continued to work as expected and it did for ma
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3y ago
The spammers don't attack mail servers, but individual mailboxes. Your personal gmail account has the same risk of receiving spam as mine, but Google has much more tools available to detect spam. For example they can easily see somebod
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3y ago
I think spammers are just excuse that Google hides behind. I had static IP address for a decade, never used it to send spam (I filered SMTP ports from NATed clients), made sure I'm not blacklisted on any RBLs, configured SPF and DKIM.
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4y ago
Whatever they did, they quickly removed that piece of code when it was pointed out. Similarly as they removed the piece code that was categorizing tweets posted by Elon or one of both US political parties.
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4y ago
I think if you don't (boost or demote) is generally perceived better than if you actively interfere. They could simply provide option to block tweets with specific hashtags (or maybe they already do, I don't use twitter), and I th
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4y ago
The most hilarious things to me was when I was reading some (unrelated to this drama tweet) posted in an article and the top recommendation was Musk's tweet that he doesn't artificially promote his tweets.
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4y ago
I think the reason why Nix is hard isn't the language (although lazily evaluated functional language is definitively a part of it), but the paradigm shift, but this is necessary for reproducibility. Imagine if you had a distro where yo
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4y ago
They always were entertainment, so: concerts, performances etc.
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4y ago
Are there any Twitter lurkers? I never created Twitter account and the only time I visit it is if there's some news article or someone mentions specific tweet in social media. From what I see, Twitter is just a tool for narcissists, an
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4y ago
Way to push your biases. The most affected part of California is central: https://poweroutage.us/area/state/california It's because they currently have floods there. Reddit runs on AWS and they don't hav
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4y ago
Isn't GPT essentially tool for rephrasing what it finds on the Internet, it doesn't really think?
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4y ago
How came no unemployment? If you had regular job, you were eligible for unemployment there was also PUP enabled due to pandemic, so if you were self employed you could request unemployment under that. In addition there were also short perio
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4y ago
I know two that previously worked as waitresses, and were let go immediately once emergency was declared. Fortunately for them they used the time and money from unemployment to return to school and will be soon graduate with much better car
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4y ago
they would likely reduce the number of derailed cars
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4y ago
> When Facebook came around we all knew it would be a disaster, and it was. Not really. When Facebook started as college exclusive social site it seem quite innocent. Later when it created news-feed, opened up to everyone etc it became a
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> Curating content and setting limits on screen time is your job as a parent in this era. We cannot outsource this responsibility to companies and AIs because there is simply no way an algorithm find the stuff that is just right for your
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4y ago
Now I'm starting to wonder if Elon's tweets aren't him just testing ChatGPT.
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4y ago
> It sounds like your account team is really letting you down here. We meet with ours, including SAs, bi-weekly. Generally we can get answers to our questions/issues within a few business days, including feedback from product engine
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4y ago
You could just build an exchange :)
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4y ago
> Have you bought something that you had to scrap and build yourself anyways? I'm very close to with another product. HashiCorp is way overhyped. Yes, their open source products aren't bad if you don't pay for them, but th
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4y ago
> I have never in my life built something and then wished I had bought it. I think that's normal. If you're in a team, usually your peers (or even other teams) are ones that would complain.
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4y ago
I keep seeing posts like these, and I'm wondering, whether "lite" still applies. It feels like all it is missing is the network layer and it would have more features than original MySQL.
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> So native speakers are more prone to this, but it's not only there privilege! LOL, you won't fool me.
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