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by vdfs 3y ago
Right,I bet reddit hold data for more than 7 years
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Ask HN: Do you still use DVD?
7 points by vdfs 3y ago|12 comments
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by vdfs 3y ago
Be aware that online service like this one might log your request which could have sensitive data, I'm not saying it does, but those websites give me the creep
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Web compatibility issues in South Korea(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by vdfs 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdfs 3y ago
raised 8% of $500,000
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by vdfs 3y ago
I'm starting to think what people say reflect their own thought about other people, and not facts we should accept depending on their net worth
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Ask HN: Did anybody get a job from "Who is hiring"?
22 points by vdfs 3y ago|28 comments
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by vdfs 3y ago
> a malicious actor might misuse these models to uncover a zero-day exploit in a government security system $25K seems low for "a malicious actor might misuse these models to uncover a zero-day exploit in a government security syste
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by vdfs 3y ago
If anyone is curios, Nginx is vulnerable to this https://www.nginx.com/blog/http-2-rapid-reset-attack-impacti...
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by vdfs 3y ago
Best example of we've tried nothing and we're out of ideas
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by vdfs 3y ago
For War Thunder he can be a spy-war
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by vdfs 3y ago
Ah bummer, every command i run need to be backward compatible with Bell Labs first release
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by vdfs 3y ago
At least they secured mozilla.ai domain
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by vdfs 3y ago
The accuracy back then: > were highly accurate, able to lock onto up to 11 stars (even in daytime) and resolve the craft's position to less than 300 feet (91 m)
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by vdfs 3y ago
celestial navigation is 4000 years old
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by vdfs 3y ago
Security, They need a lot of security personnel to guard data
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by vdfs 3y ago
I think one mean difference in LLM, is what Micheal Scott said in The Office: "Sometimes I'll start a sentence, and I don't even know where it's going. I just hope I find it along the way. Like an improv conversation. An
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by vdfs 3y ago
> When you're absolutely killing it Aren't they unprofitable? and have fierce competition from everyone?
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by vdfs 3y ago
> Likely there’s a chrome sandbox escape and a kernel exploit remaining “unknown and unpatched”. There is certainly many of those that we don't know about, if this was done in Egypt, imagine what a 3 letters agency have
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by vdfs 3y ago
12ft.io
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by vdfs 3y ago
> Modem chips are trickier to make than processing chips because they must work seamlessly with 5G wireless networks, as well as the 2G, 3G and 4G networks used in countries around the world, each with its own technological quirks. Apple
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by vdfs 3y ago
> fallback option on a slow connection And on mobile if you want to edit settings like filters, impossible to do without the html version
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by vdfs 3y ago
2 Years ago we hired an R developer to do some calculation on a CSV file input, he didn't understand the notion to save result on a CSV file, can only print it
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by vdfs 3y ago
I'm more impressed by the fact that HN didn't convert this linked to old.reddit.com
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Google Maps starts rolling out new UI design with fresh colors(androidpolice.com)
2 points by vdfs 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdfs 3y ago
That's not true for Debian either: https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/nano But building from source is a different story, if you stripe and clean build dir it will be similar to prebuilt .deb
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by vdfs 3y ago
by this trend, pico should show the whole man page in the bottom of the screen
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by vdfs 3y ago
20MB? just check nano executable and it's 277KB, the whole .deb packages is 860 kB https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/nano
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by vdfs 3y ago
In most cases, just adding "var chrome = browser;" to the top of each js files would make it work for firefox, which is just a copy of Chrome Extension APIs with slight changes
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by vdfs 3y ago
Cost of electricity is an other factor to consider

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