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type_Ben_struct
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https://archive.ph/svoaI
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I believe that the satellites are put into specific orbits or focused on specific geographies. In addition, there’s a number of costs to serving Ukraine: 1. Cost of sending ground stations to Ukraine vs. selling commercially. 2. Cost of pa
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The building IKEA furniture one is no joke! That’s a real workout.
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Hacker News is a relatively lightweight site. It has no images and only serves text. Adding a CDN would also complicate things, especially for logged in users. HN is server side rendered so they’d need to implement someway to bypass the cac
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I used AutoSleep on iOS for a few weeks. Each morning I’d get a notification with how “well” I slept, and a percentage of either “Sleep credit” or “Sleep debt”. I stopped using the app after a few weeks because this data was not really acti
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Impressive numbers. The main problem for me is that the Supercharger network is not scaling at the same rate.
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Agreed, this is the most plausible.
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I think Apples points are very valid. The test setup was hardly replicating real world scenarios.
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Wow. This is creepy. Props to the interviewer for allowing the real Connor to stay on the interview and observe. This is one of my big problems with LinkedIn. We put so much information out there in public, it’s really easy for people do do
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Without Paywall: https://archive.ph/LvblX
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Link to the research: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027249442... On a more positive note, at least 100% of the children correctly identified that you can’t eat sand.
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I feel like a lot of people now have data breach fatigue. Every day there’s a new story about X company suffering a data leak. It has become so common that I think a lot of people are tuned out and desensitised to these stories. Ultimately
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I left school in the UK about 2 years after the release of the first iPhone. We were always banned from using phones even during breaks. If they were seen they were confiscated. I can only imagine how distracting phones are today for kids i
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This is very similar to Google’s Cloud Armour Adaptive Protection[1] which recently fended off a 46 million RPS DDoS attack[2]. [1] https://cloud.google.com/armor/docs/adaptive-protection-over... [2] https:/
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This leak is a real big shame. I feel most sorry for the Rockstar employees who have had their work shared prematurely and are now likely to face more resistance to working remotely. I work in the VFX/animation industry. This was typic
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She was hardly partying in Ibiza every weekend. She spent her life serving her country.
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“I declare before you all, that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service” Rest in peace.
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I’m not a huge royalist, but I admire her so much. She’s dedicated her entire life to serving and has showed remarkable strength. Rest in peace.
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Without paywall: https://archive.ph/YFhy1 I really hope Musk is forced to buy Twitter. I don’t actually disagree with his claim that there are way more bots than Twitter claims, but the guy willingly waived his right to due
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Hopefully there’s a prominent audit trail that shows a full diff for each edit. The crypto scam point is a good one though. Things are already bad enough and this is an extra weapon in the toolkit of the scammers. Maybe the paywall to the f
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Agreed. The worst culprit of this was the DaddyOFive YouTube Channel. Their “pranks” on their children got progressively more and more abusive. God knows what long term damage they did to their children. Here’s a good overview: https:
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I think this job would take a big emotional toll on most people. I’d also feel guilty about charging people that are lonely for company.
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Seems pretty clear that he was looking for a payday.
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I’m wondering if it’s simply the case that those that are vegan/vegetarian are more likely to be conscious about their diet and what they put into their bodies. These artificial meat burgers are far from healthy. I’m a meat eater, but
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If that data is already in the Google ecosystem, what does it matter?
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I relate to this. I also stopped hosting my own mail server for this exact reason. However I do think it’s a case of damned if you do damned if you don’t. As a consumer of big tech email I become equally frustrated when spam makes it past t
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Sadly not
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The simple solution to that is to turn on protected tweets.
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Without paywall: https://archive.ph/0vLQz
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Wow. I think this applies to a lot in life. I’m struggling a hell of a lot with a bad breakup and this has helped me view things through the same perspective. Thank you.
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