thousand_nights

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by thousand_nights 2y ago
can also do usec for micro
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
same, absolutely terrible choice of a verb for the headline
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
this is what gaslighting looks like how about they don't send anything about my photos to their servers and i get to keep my shit on my own device i suppose we're past that to the point where techbros like you will defend personal
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
i don't get the skepticism, yes a youtuber did a thing but without them probably no one would have cared and the TV would've ended up destroyed in the rubble of the building he even went to the lengths of calling up different CRT
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
in practice everyone who wants to do ML at home buys nvidia and pays the premium
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
that sounds tedious af and still prone to error, i'd rather literally pay someone to handle all of this for me, let's say, some kind of institution which specializes in storing and handling money
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
for real, it's so much better i've started using it everywhere, to the point where if a service asks me for a password i get really annoyed. no i don't remember this random string i typed in months ago and no i don't wan
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
i was gifted a glass set once where black's pieces were matte glass and white's pieces were clear glass, so quite a striking texture difference it was still unplayable and more of a decoration
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
i don't know what context you're using it in, but imagine a company like airbnb or booking.com using the built in date picker on their front page you might as well cut their public valuation in half at that point. it's just n
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> comnpletely unstyled, this is what completely holds back most built-in browser components from widespread usage, i suspect the vendors implementing it just don't care at all because it's not their problem every company i&#x27
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> Except if you're on a team of sysadmins running a fleet of systems not trying to be rude but this doesn't sound like "most people"
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> 500 Internal Server Error nginx/1.18.0 (Ubuntu) very apt
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
the linked article is very light on details, here is a better one: https://www.wired.com/story/alan-filion-torswats-guilty-plea...
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
that's an intended feature working as expected, an influx of more people would ruin it
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
not long ago these people would have you believe that a next word predictor trained on reddit posts would somehow lead to artificial general superintelligence
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
this was likely expected and priced in, their stock is at an all time high
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> Define “fraud”? the BigCorp owns your life, the rights to tell you where to be 75% of your waking hours and what to do. get the eight hour job done in two hours and slack off for the rest? that's theft and fraud. get it done in tw
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
a lot of these seem to be making the front page lately, i assume these are pointless if you regularly keep the windows open and air out the house?
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
i can't believe how out of touch some of these rich corporate execs are, as if everyone's aim in life should be to pour every ounce of their energy to make some massive trillion dollar corporation even richer this capitalistic yea
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
i don't get why the author makes it out to be some big conspiracy, many people including myself are very happy with wireless headphones and would never go back to the hassle of untangling wires also there are wireless headphones which
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> becoming more and more difficult to ask a simple question on the internet i know people here like to hate on discord servers, but this is one thing they shine at, it's easy to drop in and just ask a damn simple question to people
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
From the discussions I've read, it's not as clear cut, e.g.: https://old.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/152wfdh/can_i_use_a_c...
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
Some good points, thanks. FWIW, I have been using it with Plex (just two users, me and my parents) and haven't gotten banned. The ToS are kind of unclear on whether this is allowed if I have to be honest.
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
Instead of using DDNS, I have been using Cloudflare tunnels to expose my home services to the internet. The setup is much simpler and it seems like it's more secure too You specify a port and point it to a subdomain and it just immedia
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
Look at OP's previous posts. This is just a low quality advertisement. They might not even be a real person
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by thousand_nights 2y ago
> incredibly easy to do with existing css care to demonstrate? given a dynamic collection of images where you don't know the aspect ratios beforehand
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by thousand_nights 3y ago
is this satire?
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by thousand_nights 3y ago
i've been seeing this pattern on so many posts on hn that criticize basically anything. i'm not trying to have a stab at you specifically btw, this is more meta > x is bad because of this obvious reason that it is bad > &quo
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by thousand_nights 3y ago
what is a 'super key'?
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by thousand_nights 3y ago
the only thing that bothers me about hn is that it doesn't let you delete posts so it gets annoying having to rotate accounts as you slowly dox yourself by revealing more and more info for a social website where so many users are priva

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