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by vore 3y ago
I would think the government has bigger fish to fry than to spend time subpoenaing yt-dlp.
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by vore 3y ago
> Bear in mind QUIC was primarily designed to improve advertisement penetration by making it harder for good actors to interdict and remove bad domains. What? What is your source on this? How does the protocol stop you from using e.g. uB
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by vore 3y ago
Additionally, the shuffle function (sequence.js) has quadratic complexity due to repeated copying of the input array. You could get a vast performance improvement by copying the input array and running the standard Fisher–Yates shuffle over
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by vore 3y ago
This is not a uniform distribution: const randIntRange = (i, j, engine = defaultEngine) => { const min = Math.ceil(i) const max = Math.floor(j) return Math.floor(engine() * (max - min + 1)) + min } If you assume eng
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by vore 3y ago
What does political neutrality mean to you? Nothing in this world has no slant.
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by vore 3y ago
It is 100% resilient short of your hard drive going through a microwave. It is almost definitely an application logic error if you are observing non-atomicity. What would non-atomicity even look like here? Only some columns being written?
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by vore 3y ago
Your experience is not universal. Many classes of obesity CANNOT be treated by “eating apples”. Don’t just take my word for it: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5764193/ (2019) Substantial wei
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by vore 3y ago
Obesity is often a chronic medical condition that’s not solely controllable by willpower. There is no difference between taking pills for treating obesity as a chronic condition vs any other chronic condition, like type 1 diabetes. Decades
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by vore 3y ago
That is of course more correct :) But the first step is building intuition about what and how you’re eating!
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by vore 3y ago
This is such a "one weird trick your doctor doesn't want you to know!" anecdote. Mounjaro and Ozempic are generally prescribed in instances where dietary interventions are insufficient and perhaps one of the last resorts befo
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by vore 3y ago
If you like Go, that’s great. But stop pretending people don’t know what they’re talking about when they talk about generics or haven’t thought about it.
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by vore 3y ago
If you are using interfaces, the value is necessarily boxed as the storage for the value may be heterogeneous. Once a value is typed as e.g. `io.Reader`, dispatching to its methods necessarily requires a vtable lookup (i.e. runtime cost!).
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by vore 3y ago
Many people don't need generics? Significant runtime cost? I would argue that everyone should be using type-safe collections like maps, lists, etc. (I know these are built into the language in Go, but they're basically special-cas
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by vore 3y ago
I am sure Google of all companies has enough insight into account behavior to conclude this is the case for them. It's not like they can't verify it either: if the account previously had legitimate activity and is now compromised,
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by vore 3y ago
In what way? https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/tile/use-re... Photorealistic 3D Tiles are in the OGC standard glTF format, meaning you can use any renderer that supports the OGC 3D Tiles sp
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by vore 3y ago
Understandably, people don’t like it when people take the goodwill of an established term and use it to fulfill their directly opposing goals.
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by vore 3y ago
OpenAI does not need people defending their scummy pivot.
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by vore 3y ago
Sure, but there is a clear disparity between how much you make on the amount of stock you can reasonably have versus how much executives make on the amount of stock they have. The parent comment implies there is some kind of level playing f
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by vore 3y ago
Because executives get issued an order of magnitude more stock than you could ever reasonably buy?
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by vore 3y ago
Why? Depending on the semantics of the language the compiler can make better optimizations than a C compiler could.
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by vore 3y ago
Poor Pichai would only end up with a meager $113 million after tax, so sad.
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by vore 3y ago
What is the " value " in that? In the UK, even with their hereditary head of state, they still had Boris Johnson who was definitely populist and divisive. And also, of all the parts of my comment to rebut, you pick the part that i
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by vore 3y ago
Isn't the argument always that it's okay to have an undemocratically appointed head of state because they have no power so the blatant undemocratic-ness is fine? Yet at the same time put forward the argument that they act as a che
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by vore 3y ago
Back this up with some actual research, please. Otherwise, we're just telling old wives' tales.
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by vore 3y ago
I wonder if they took a page out of Fabrice Bellard's book: https://bellard.org/ts_server/ The CPU version is released as binary code under the MIT license.
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by vore 3y ago
Even if they decided not to change it which is fully within their rights and somehow that gets the article moderated off the front page of Hacker News, isn't that still moderating Hacker News? No one is getting censored, just like nobo
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by vore 3y ago
Broadly, section 7 of the NLRA, but it is not spelled out in the text of the act. Instead, Quicken Loans, Inc. v. NLRB established the precedent that discussing working conditions is not a violation of confidentiality: https://ww
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by vore 3y ago
YC is probably silent because most of the people at YC don't wear tinfoil hats. Except the Ellen Pao part, but that was because she was checks notes promoted to CEO.
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by vore 3y ago
If your old phone was also eSIM compatible, you can just download the eSIM from your carrier like you would if you moved to any other phone.
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by vore 4y ago
This is way too conspiratorial thinking and it’s more than likely Google did exactly what they said instead. Are Americans who work at large corporations with government contracts also all likely CIA agents to you?

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