vachina

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by vachina 1mo ago
The dad is an architect. So probably rich enough to afford (good) education and putting Kenton in the right place at the right time.
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by vachina 1mo ago
LOL
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by vachina 1mo ago
This rigor is also upheld to the ODM too. This is why we like to work with them, we all come out learning a lot at the end of the project.
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by vachina 1mo ago
Sounds like fair game. Jani is trying to destroy the archive.
35.
by vachina 1mo ago
Reads like a smear campaign in my opinion. Watch for new American product launches in the next few days.
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by vachina 1mo ago
I’d gladly join his/her botnet. archive.is is the only archive that acts like an archive.
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by vachina 1mo ago
Do you have an example of such cases happening?
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by vachina 1mo ago
Please provide example of such cases?
39.
by vachina 1mo ago
We actually need to decouple ourselves such that such threats can be ignored.
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by vachina 1mo ago
nextdns. I wonder why people use anything else at all
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by vachina 1mo ago
Brave is just a wrapper on top of Chromium. Just like the many other “browsers” you can think of recommending.
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by vachina 1mo ago
Does not make it any more authoritative.
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by vachina 1mo ago
America in a nutshell. Capitalizing your sense of wonder and fear to do their bidding.
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by vachina 1mo ago
The AI keeps mentioning how a HTTP 200 can silently pollute your dataset. Why not just check contents of body? Usually APIs follow strict JSON contract for successful queries, alert or throw an error when that changes.
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by vachina 1mo ago
Ads for an exploit
46.
by vachina 1mo ago
This is why AAPL is a 4.62 trillion dollar company.
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by vachina 1mo ago
Android and iOS keep each other in check
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by vachina 1mo ago
He does that by sponsoring tons of H1Bs.
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by vachina 1mo ago
lol. What a first world problem to have. Sounds like a very solvable problem too (remove the pool then)
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by vachina 1mo ago
Auto and Grok is pretty good. As a casual user OpenAI models are expensive for the marginal (or none if at all) step up in performance.
51.
by vachina 2mo ago
It keeps casual users (which most bots masquerade as) out. For frequent users of that site it is a solve once access forever.
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by vachina 2mo ago
If your business cannot survive paying more than slave labor rate, then a capitalist system dictates that your business should cease to exist or your resources allocated to more productive work.
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by vachina 2mo ago
This is also how tooltips in Windows XP behave too. Tooltips fade in on cold hover, and subsequent hovers show the tooltips with zero delay. I like how these things are "figured out" and then fleshed out bit by bit like they'
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by vachina 2mo ago
He simply doesn’t think about it. It’s none of his business and there are higher priorities to think about.
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by vachina 2mo ago
Solar radiation. Try working in the shade. The max brightness isn’t helping either.
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by vachina 2mo ago
Your employer has much of its goodwill burnt in the past, and has learnt much from it to be able to dictate what you should and shouldn’t do.
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by vachina 2mo ago
Pretty difficult to tell a gun wielding population to stay home.
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by vachina 2mo ago
> quality of, say, what German cars used to be. They are 80% there for 30% the price as a consumer it’s a tremendous deal
59.
by vachina 2mo ago
Your upgrade cadence will just exacerbate the crunch because real demand becomes spiky. The next leap in performance will come with next leap in price tiers.
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by vachina 2mo ago
Thanks for the honest review. I’m still on Sonoma and will be holding out until the machine dies. It’s telling the software cycle is a scam, when new major software versions slow perfectly fine machines with zero value added features.

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