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by trollied 2y ago
“Number ONCE”. NONCE. Indeed.
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by trollied 2y ago
You've got to start somewhere. Dogfooding makes sense.
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by trollied 2y ago
Flagged this because it is a security clusterfuck.
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by trollied 2y ago
Was actually lucky enough to be taught by the co-inventor of the ARM cpu. Furber is awesome.
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by trollied 2y ago
My CS degree course used SML as the first language to teach everyone in the first semester. Put everyone on the same level, as it was unlikely people would have prior experience. Also made it easy to teach things like recursion. Really enjo
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by trollied 2y ago
> Twitter was making around $500 billion a quarter Huh?
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by trollied 2y ago
They are complying so they can do business in the respective countries. Not really news.
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Cloudflare Project Jengo for Sable – final winners(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by trollied 2y ago|0 comments
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by trollied 2y ago
It’ll be on soulseek. Most forget it exists.
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by trollied 2y ago
They will offer integrations into enterprise systems, just like they do today. Lots of big companies don't like change. The existing document processing companies will just silently start using this sort of service to up their game, an
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by trollied 2y ago
This thread is a virtual UA meet
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by trollied 2y ago
I used to be a Rachel-a-like in a past life. Really tight SLAs (mobile network infra etc, so people have to be able to make emergency calls, for example). So many times I got bridged into a conference call whilst fixing things & doing R
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by trollied 2y ago
I had a Brostrum procedure to fix my ankle. I researched lots before. Was expecting months in plaster. The surgeon bandaged it and gave me an inflatable shoe. After 2 weeks I was allowed to walk on it. I’m pleased he was progressive!
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Valve has publicly released the source code for Team Fortress 2(teamfortress.com)
3 points by trollied 2y ago|1 comments
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by trollied 2y ago
Linus replied: How about you accept the fact that maybe the problem is you. You think you know better. But the current process works. It has problems, but problems are a fact of life. There is no perfect. However, I wi
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by trollied 2y ago
This needs a link to shadertoy https://www.shadertoy.com
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by trollied 2y ago
Could have spent the time filing a feedback request/radar instead of writing a blog post.
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by trollied 2y ago
My bank has a banner at the top of the app if you are on a call with them. It's great if you know to check...
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by trollied 2y ago
Reddit also has feeds that they don't publicise. eg: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/.rss Adding /.rss on to the end of lots of URLs works all over the place on the site.
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Doom running inside a PDF file(doompdf.pages.dev)
2 points by trollied 2y ago|0 comments
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Blue Origin New Glenn Mission NG-1 – Live(blueorigin.com)
149 points by trollied 2y ago|95 comments
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by trollied 2y ago
Which is just crazy, considering lots of the $15 HDMI switchers on Amazon actually strip HDCP, and you can then use a capture card to record whatever you want from a 4k supporting device. I guess they're just preventing the easiest met
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by trollied 2y ago
People had doubts about Falcon 9 landing on a barge every time...
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by trollied 2y ago
Yes, but not by man-in-the-middle attacks between the device and the network. There are systems internal to the provider that let you listen to any call.
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Carlsen to rejoin chess championship after jeans dispute resolved(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by trollied 2y ago|0 comments
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by trollied 2y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22231579
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by trollied 2y ago
The previous worst Korean air disaster was mostly caused by crew communication failures. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Flight_801 I'll add that I'm not saying that is a factor in this at all -
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by trollied 2y ago
Expect ads to be interspersed with ChatGPT replies in the near future. It's another place to advertise. Must go look for a patent on it, there will be one. (lol)
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by trollied 2y ago
Times have changed. Offices used to be full of people in full suits, with trousers. Now it is common for CEOs to wear jeans, and offices are much more tailored to working comfortably, rather than having a "posh" facade.
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by trollied 2y ago
Not sure I agree. Chess has moved towards a much younger audience over the last 5 years, and is incredibly popular now. Gets 10s of thousands of viewers on Twitch, for example & there are many players that could be seen as modern day ce

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