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by tyingq 2y ago
I didn't say anything like that, don't delude yourself.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Perhaps, though a world without SEO doesn't necessarily surface the best content either. Not everything about Google's algorithm that's subpar is because of spam or SEO.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Plus arbitrary length limits on strings and various identifiers...
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by tyingq 2y ago
Diagram of the bare circuit board. So you can see the overhead view of the run from VIN to Q5 that blew. https://tomscii.sig7.se/images/linear-dual-lab-psu/pcb-front... Edit: I'm not the writer of the articl
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by tyingq 2y ago
Ah, yes..I thought you were saying a high-end piracy setup is expensive[1], and it is. So I was trying to say a "good enough" one is cheap. [1] Though probably never as expensive as the sum of all the legal à la carte services f
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by tyingq 2y ago
Maybe it wouldn't please some, but 1080p is good enough for me, and so a €14/month server from a seedbox provider with a 3TB drive is terrific. It has one click installers for Plex and all the various pirate tools. It's a l
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by tyingq 2y ago
Registers that keep track of how much should be in the till, based on the day's sales, those have been around quite a long time. NCR got big enough in 1912 that they had antitrust trouble. Their big selling feature was tracking the til
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by tyingq 2y ago
I think it's more like "have to record the sale and produce a receipt". The customer wants their penny, so you have to ring it up. Now if you steal a dollar, your totals at the end of the day are off a dollar. But, if you ta
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by tyingq 2y ago
There's some amount of piling on around the adjectives being used to describe the issue. There's a problem with Pratt/Whitney engines on the Airbus A320 that could be described in scarier terms than it usually is.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Seems a fair question given this quote: "FreeBSD’s BSD license offers customization flexibility without the obligation to disclose proprietary enhancements." But I suppose maybe some of their less sensitive changes, if upstreame
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by tyingq 2y ago
Adding this udm=14 param does seem to do a better job with many queries I tried. Tried "python oracle extension". Without it, the top results are all for cx_oracle, which is deprecated and has a different name now. It's sti
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by tyingq 2y ago
Yes, though perhaps there's possible middle ground, like 4-stroke motors plus this tech.
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by tyingq 2y ago
It sounds like the key part of the idea could apply to gas blowers, right?
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by tyingq 2y ago
As an HN reader it added valuable context for me that I was unaware of.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Poor maintenance of a probably thousands long whitelist of "brand quality" seed sites? When the only measure they really care about is ad revenue, and bad organic results might mean more ad clicks? It's not really that outl
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by tyingq 2y ago
Is "auditory neuropathy" something where there isn't any other existing treatment that directly addresses the issue versus compensating for it (like cochlear implants)?
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by tyingq 2y ago
Well, yes, but software doesn't hold still, so the answer for "How to do xyz in whatever-replaces-reactjs" might not be great.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Not updated in a way that affects Quora over many years would not surprise me.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Just a guess, but I think when they started losing the spam wars they put in some kind of handcrafted whitelist ranking boost, either directly based on brand/site, or link proximity to known good sites, etc. And maybe they don't
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by tyingq 2y ago
That's great for now. It's not clear to me, though, where LLM's will get their training data from here forward without ingesting lots of LLM generated code and answers and eating it's own tail.
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by tyingq 2y ago
I think mostly because they think it's potentially detrimental. And the financial consequences of doing illegal things to fight unions are substantially lower than their perception of what unions might cost them. Like from this article
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by tyingq 2y ago
While there were many things I didn't like about the AIX "smit" sysadmin tool, the UI in the tty version was pretty smooth for the time period. An example: http://img1.51cto.com/attachment/201204/133
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by tyingq 2y ago
"One of the important properties of an integer hash function is that it maps its inputs to outputs 1:1. In other words, there are no collisions. If there’s a collision, then some outputs aren’t possible, and the function isn’t making
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by tyingq 2y ago
It's a complex set of sub-markets. Like, for example, if your kid has one...it has to be NHSTA crash test certified to put on a school bus. Or, for people with very limited mobility, they need very special cushioning to avoid bedsore
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by tyingq 2y ago
Aren't there countries using AI for military target selection, right now?
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by tyingq 2y ago
>Pass laws against improper use and go after the malicious users. I think they are having to deal with things like sales to countries outside of their legal reach. So, while I understand the tack here, there's probably more to it t
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by tyingq 2y ago
Interesting. Saw this on the Wishbone Z80 project notes: "Guy Hutchison (see TV80 project) has synthesized an early version of the core in a 130nm TSMC process. He determined the design to contain about 20k gates and run at about 240
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by tyingq 2y ago
Yeah, they appear to have gotten into WordPress: "The state’s goal is for citizens to lose one million pounds, and httpx://sanyuwu.com/index.php?top-lesbian-dating-sites-pii the website even suggests ways to get the fam
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by tyingq 2y ago
> This indicates to me that someone with access to Georgia’s servers did this on an Apache level, instead of within WordPress Assuming you've breached WordPress, and can run arbitrary php, you can produce that kind of result. I thi
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by tyingq 2y ago
Legal opinions don't seem to have caught up... https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual...

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