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therein
2y ago
My measured upload was 26.2Mbps. They offered me an upgraded upload speed package, I accepted it and am paying for it. It is still 26.2Mbps. I rebooted the CPE, waited months. Nothing changed.
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therein
2y ago
So 300$ instead of $72.99 + tax and I get to not have Comcast? Sounds like a good deal.
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therein
2y ago
Back in the day people used to SHA256 a passphrase and create a Bitcoin private key from it.
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therein
2y ago
GCs create a paradigm in which you still craft logic on your own. It is simply an abstraction, one you could even think of it as a pluggable library construct like Arc<T> in Rust. It doesn't write or transform code at the layer p
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therein
2y ago
This mentality is so weird to me. The desire to throw a black box at a problem just strikes me as laziness. What you're saying is basically wow if we had a perfect magic programmer in a box as a service that would be so revolutionary;
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therein
2y ago
I make a circuit that waits a random interval and then sends a pulse down the line. I connect it to a relay that launches a missile. I diligently connect that to a computer and then write a prompt telling how the AI agent can invoke the pul
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therein
2y ago
My iPhone was 3-4 minutes behind my Android device on this one.
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therein
2y ago
SF drivers are pretty okay as far as my experiences go. Unless it rains, if it is raining then they'll act like this is the first time they have driven in the rain. Seattle-Tacoma area was the worst. I have never seen so many people dr
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therein
2y ago
Yes but people talked about it even less than they do today. Back then you could say connecting people is always a good thing and people didn't challenge that openly like we do today.
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therein
2y ago
Yup, another name it refuses to say is Jonathan Zittrain who is a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum. Add Jonathan Turley to the list too.
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therein
2y ago
They are probably censoring. It is too hard to fight the temptation of playing with the weights since nobody would know.
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therein
2y ago
Switched to the wrong Qube that's logged into your alt just now. :) Maybe that kind of opsec failure took place earlier too.
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therein
2y ago
Did you just notice you transitioned to your alt account on HN too? Seems like something you do often. Grab a few accounts in every website you make an account regardless of the ToS.
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therein
2y ago
My god what a simple take. Information Superhighway saves the day, yes. The future is now, information at our fingertips lest you choose to remain ignorant. I'd love to have the innocence that you have. A world where nobody has any ult
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therein
2y ago
This is not a regular mosquito anymore. Imagine the following: we found the part of the brain that's making you love everything done by the authority. We developed a genetic vaccine against it and we are deploying it via mosquitos. You
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therein
2y ago
Oh you are asking for a 2 line change? Here is the whole file we have been working on with a preamble and closing remarks, enjoy checking to see if I actually made the change I am referring to in my closing remarks and my condolences if our
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therein
2y ago
Every time I bought an electric unicycle, it got stolen at South San Francisco branch. It is totally reproducible, happened 3 times. One time I found some higher up at FedEx on LinkedIn and sent them an InMail. The regional manager really p
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therein
2y ago
> Unapproved GLP-1 Drugs Used for Weight Loss Yeah that would be perfect. But editorializing it to the point of calling it `weight loss drug`, just feels like it is begging for the reaction of "oh yet another weight loss drug".
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therein
2y ago
I am talking about UAlberta's title specifically.
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therein
2y ago
Let this post make you notice they have been working on an mRNA payload that supposedly provides immunity against this already, however they were working on a self-replication feature but they merged that branch beforehand so this new versi
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therein
2y ago
I like how they aren't saying Semaglutide in the title in an attempt to perhaps keep it from immediate scrutiny.
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therein
2y ago
Works for me. Exit Windows and launch it under DOS mode.
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therein
2y ago
Why could it not be something like Find My iPhone lock/reboot request is an encrypted packet that is destined to arrive at iPhone with Serial Number XYZ. Another iPhone gets near the target iPhone and shares its presence with Apple. Ap
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therein
2y ago
It is potentially more than just one-way Bluetooth beacon stuff. Apple tried to unify many ways Apple devices could communicate with each other over AWDL.
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therein
2y ago
As far as I know Steam doesn't do anything special like that and they are whitelisted by anti-cheat. Same goes for Discord's Direct3D hooks. These are often used for drawing on screen by hacks.
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therein
2y ago
In that future you can make yourself a replacement 555 IC at home but keep in mind many components have an SIP core.
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therein
2y ago
How about we let them flash the ICs that they have first? Or allow them to change the maximum speed on the vehicle without having to go to the service center and paying 300 to 500$. Why are we talking about low cost at home IC development f
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therein
2y ago
> PostgreSQL has the very convenient dollar-quoted strings I did not know that. Today I learned.
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therein
2y ago
Queue makes it untestable. It isn't running client-side? What's with the queueing?
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2y ago
What's happening here? The picture I have in my mind after skimming through this is we will have LLMs running in routers and firewalls. There will be an incoming request, we will create some prompt "Imagine you are a router sittin
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