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by unnouinceput 2y ago
>...but they usually err on the side of presenting results rather than proving or explaining them And that's exactly what I like about it. They are a news site, hence they present the news. If the news presenters start to chime in y
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Before FAANG the acronym was MAFANG, but due to too much closeness to a slang word, the political correct crowd change it to FAANG. Also, just as a side note, Microsoft is a trillion worth more than the "G" in FAANG.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
And technically Musk was not the wealthiest man in the world when he bought Twitter, because he didn't had that much cash laying around in his bank accounts. And yet, when wanted, or more precisely put in corner to do so, he did shit 5
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
OpenAI is Microsoft. Microsoft is a FAANG giant.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Nothing. Author wanted to push the limits of unsupported stuff on a ongoing project. Myself I prefer vmware instead of virtualbox and/or qemu. When it comes to virtualization and fast spinning whatever flavor of the month a new OS pops
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Clean install failed directly. Without a hiccup at the very first file. Only taking the upgrading route via W2000 it worked.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
No, he was not realizing that. Was wondering if that's the case. The realization comes later with understanding NT vs FAT conversion that was happening. Hence why the upgrade route via W2000
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Which is the wrong path IMO. If users want to shoot themselves in the foot, let them do it. The only way to learn responsibility is to let get their systems pawnd. Maybe they will finally learn the Linux way - never login as admin, always a
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I would argue that using JSON in embedded, especially on ESP32, is another no-go. I'd wage that using a binary format and later on, after you're out of ESP32, convert it to JSON would be a bigger performance gain than the evangeli
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
For obfuscation reasons mainly. Hide your genius code from a php base so your IP is not poached/discovered by Amazon and the likes who love to get brilliant open source made project, move a line and call it their own.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I guess you don't have uBlock Origin
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
what ads? I don't see a single ad there. Are you using chrome by any chance? Cause I use Firefox with uBlock Origin and had no problem browsing the site without seeing a single ad.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Problems in this world are of 2 types. Technical and political. Do all "technical" problems have technical fixes. A very sound YES! What about political problems? Sometime they can be fixed with a technical fix but ALL of them can
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I remember the story about Larry and Sergei pitching their new search engine to investors: "Will make 10B annually in maximum 10 years". Nowadays 10B is the paper clips fund at Alphabet.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Correct, you already half name it. I'd call it image processing with pattern recognition
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
That's a lot of words for Micro$oft to say they just love money. Who knew!
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Java was in 1st iteration and was replaced by Typescript
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
It's an ad for the product, not a normal tech blog. It should not be on front page of HN. @dang - ??
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Any % each of those owners actually own? For me that would be the most important aspect of ownership
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I used jitsi for a long time. Then they started throttling and then they demanded user registration. I ditched them at that point and started using this. What you say it's maybe true, didn't checked, but for above reasons I gave u
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I prefer https://talk.brave.com/ over jitsi. Same idea but I find it better than jitsi
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Trying to run https://sam2.metademolab.com/demo and... Quote: "Sorry Firefox users! The Firefox browser doesn’t support the video features we’ll need to run this demo. Please try again using Chrome or Safari." Wtf
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Quote: “People used to be in awe of creativity, originality and innovation,” he said. “But since A.I. came, a lot of that has disappeared.” No, it hasn't. If anything AI, as it currently stands, made sure that the "bottom creativi
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Which can in turn be automatically parsed and pull the data into said document. So when Google decides that the mail/workspace account is banned for whatever reason they deem, you don't lose the content, you just change the automa
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Getting old and dying seems like a very real causality to me. Let me know when you'll be able to overcome that, I'd love to perform that trick.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Quote: "How do you share that dataset with an analyst?" ..and blah blah about the sharing from a developer perspective. In reality the analyst is some higher up that only knows how to import/view CSV in Excel so that's e
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
I worked with CORBA during 90's and early 2000's. A truly shitty piece of technology that I do not wish upon my worst enemies, except maybe the higher ups at Microsoft who invented COM interfaces. When I saw the hype of GraphQL in
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
Maintenance is 90% of a project life time. Sometime those "best practices" rigid implemented means the project won't live to see even it's 1st birthday.
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by unnouinceput 2y ago
4 people and 100 servers? that's all? that's a drop in a bucket, won't event make a dent in the black market of ransomware.

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