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turowicz
6d ago
They really built that shit in TS? Mad!
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turowicz
5mo ago
You can get a new Asus P16 ProArt with 5070 for exact same price (AI 370, 2TB drive, 64GB RAM)
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turowicz
8mo ago
They sold both of them?! /s
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Ask HN: Has Cloudflare blocked your domain without notice?
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1y ago
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turowicz
6y ago
The only way for the government to bypass encryption in chat apps is to create their own social media company, just like china did.
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turowicz
6y ago
Meanwhile a production ready nano will set you $1000 back.
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6y ago
It also means there was no orchestration for the VMs. System should have recreated them 1 by 1 on a health check triggered restore action.
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turowicz
6y ago
My mom can't get broadband even though she has a house in Wrocław, a quite large city in Poland. She is using 4G internet sticks.
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turowicz
6y ago
I see plenty of critical theory majors complaining about STEM in this thread. What has the world come to.
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turowicz
6y ago
We had this in Eastern Europe for about 50 years. I don't recommend getting so dependent on a government.
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turowicz
6y ago
Those are some serious accusations!
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turowicz
6y ago
What a surprise...
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turowicz
6y ago
Business as usual then
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6y ago
But first you’d have to get to France...
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6y ago
Any news on CUDA Drivers/Toolkit for 20.04?
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turowicz
6y ago
I always knew that the "zoom.us" is a dodgy name for an installation file. As if someone was going an extra length to make sure you think its a US company.
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6y ago
What worried me the most is the “zoom.us” in the name installer file. As if they went the extra length making sure you are comfortable it’s a US company. In fact it is, so why even making a point of that?
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7y ago
Correlation doesn't mean causation.
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turowicz
7y ago
Interesting that he decided to post this using his real name and surname. You can find him and his employers on LinkedIn.
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7y ago
The world is full of airplane incidents. Check this out: https://avherald.com/
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7y ago
This over anything else. I wouldn't get to be a CTO multiple times if I wasn't in this mindset.
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turowicz
7y ago
Probably to save money on ink for those envelopes with printed passwords!
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7y ago
In such cases I tell people that computers do what they are told. Especially when your code does something you didn’t expect.
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7y ago
How does this tie to working with Bootstrap-based custom css frameworks?
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turowicz
8y ago
It does use gpu, you need to compile it with a flag.
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8y ago
The article is very similar to readme.md and samples from the github repo of face_recognition.
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9y ago
Pushing UI rendering to client side and other "rich client" properties stress the servers less, so it's an advantage for the app provider.
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9y ago
Comparing SQL to NoSQL is like comparing a boat to a car. They serve different purpose and each come with their own benefits and disadvantages.
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turowicz
9y ago
You either pay for each version of the software or a subscription in a SaaS model. I don't see anything wrong with that.
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9y ago
So much for making presentations on the plane.
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