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by vasco 7mo ago
You could realistically read 2-3 papers per visit to HackerNews if you were doing that instead. Me too.
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by vasco 7mo ago
> Yesterday I was skiing at a resort and my phone was dying at an incredible rate, like 25% per hour. I don't know for certain but I suspect some app or website was retrying a download of something while in a dodgy service area. Whe
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by vasco 7mo ago
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by vasco 7mo ago
He means in politics you don't need to bet on the winning horse, you can just bribe him after he wins. Or bet on both.
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by vasco 7mo ago
FPGAs won't rebuild fast enough for it to matter vs software simulation I'd wager. Even FPGA-in-CPU has been a dream for decades and there you have more time for some workloads, still never was commercially viable for general comp
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by vasco 7mo ago
This the type of guy that will suggest paper.ly as a better name with a straight face and then we wonder why the internet is turning to shit
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by vasco 7mo ago
4chan was pretty cool, one of the best sites there ever was. It has had the most impact on the internet. Reddit is basically few guys wanting to make money off of a PC 4chan, and we know the impact Reddit has. The content Reddit had for YEA
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by vasco 7mo ago
You seem to be under the impression that having held an opinion and changing it means the new opinion is better by default, but that's not true.
489.
by vasco 7mo ago
And all we know about is you believe the truth is a misspelled cake, so there we go.
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by vasco 7mo ago
People used to tell kids to not go to a shady part of town while they spent their afternoons outside unsupervised. Can parents not tell kids to not go to certain websites? We still went to the shady part of town and the kids will still go t
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by vasco 7mo ago
A big part of being police is the cosplay of being in the army. Why do you think airsoft is so popular?
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by vasco 7mo ago
The question is not if, but who and how.
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by vasco 7mo ago
I just had to reply because this is one of the most important things to me and I didn't put it in words before but you said it perfectly. Down to the Google example which is the one always on my mind. Humans really are all the same.
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by vasco 7mo ago
This is a government literally putting their money in private companies instead of using it themselves (for idk schools or infrastructure for their people instead of giving it to nvidia and tesla). It's the most literal illustration of
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by vasco 7mo ago
Hello https://cep.lse.ac.uk/_new/publications/abstract.asp?index=1... UK public housing is widely known for being shit. Unsafe, puts all the poor people together in a block. There's bunch of crime, and your k
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by vasco 7mo ago
Yes and that reason is not because they are better at doing it profitably it's because they are commons that are wildly unprofitable to do well. If you let private industry build roads you'd have nice roads in cities and dirt in t
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by vasco 7mo ago
Do you have example of another area the government has higher profit margins than private industry? I can't. And if I was going to think a government would build housing, it would be in places that are cheap and I could mass house a bu
498.
by vasco 7mo ago
You think the government knows better how to identify land that is profitable than private builders? Why? Or is this one of those opinions based on "is OK for the state to pay for it because there's infinite money for my pet proje
499.
by vasco 7mo ago
That one 4chan troll delayed the launch of LLM like stuff by Google for about 6 years. At least that's what I attribute it to.
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by vasco 7mo ago
Well I've read comments by dang saying they support it so that is besides the point. Just email and find out.
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by vasco 7mo ago
I'm sure I've read they support this if you email them. It's a manual action but if you're based in Europe they will have to do it by law.
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by vasco 7mo ago
So edgy, is this person older than 14 years old? Who brags about deleting a Facebook account as if it's an accomplishment?
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by vasco 7mo ago
How is 2 data points a year "representing the true performance of the business" but 4 data points a year is randomness? You also get less frequent CPU usage % datapoints when you want to be sure about usage? That makes no sense at
504.
by vasco 7mo ago
There's no deleting anything in accounting.
505.
by vasco 7mo ago
"It's not good so let's make it worse"
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by vasco 7mo ago
Give an example don't leave us hanging. I'm really curious how you can find an example of a temporary market liquidity move turning somehow into a long term adverse event for a company. Never heard of it
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by vasco 7mo ago
Runtime is separate from deployment. An incident in your deployment infra doesn't affect production. The fact that you may have to deploy to change what's live is what defines it as an incident, but it's still a different thi
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by vasco 7mo ago
> To get the remaining 15%, which they are contractually obligated to acquire, they must purchase from the founder. As they are in violation of their contract if they fail to acquire the remaining 15%, the founder now has complete contro
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by vasco 7mo ago
Hey guys I rooted my humanoid and it killed my mom when I disabled the "slow limb motion" mode. It just wacked her in the head as she walked in the kitchen and she's not moving what do I do??
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by vasco 7mo ago
You misunderstand, this only deploys, has nothing to do with runtime.

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