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by wankle 4y ago
> But now, if she buys a home, she needs housing prices to keep going up to make her decision financially sound. If you buy a home, you're living rent free, that's true regardless if the price goes up. If you live in it for 30
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by wankle 4y ago
> I finally gave up hosting my own mail server A lot of us haven't. > If someone wants to host their own software but actually have their emails delivered they really do need a third party SMTP service that specialized in deliver
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by wankle 4y ago
I've done it for a couple of years, all traffic comes into the VPS and Wireguard immediately redirects to my home machine VM. I can take the VM down, bring it up on another machine, it calls to my VPS to the Wireguard server, establish
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Ask HN: OpenAI, easy in, no way out?
3 points by wankle 4y ago|2 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
As someone who will be medicare age in a few years, I was following the article until it hit the [drat those darn republicans] comment and my attention quickly waned, and not because of age.
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by wankle 4y ago
It's high time the Moon had a time zone. I own over 1000 acres I bought several years ago through the Lunar Embassy and it gets so confusing not having Moon standardized time.
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AWS Lightsail for Research(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by wankle 4y ago|0 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
Electricity is a form of energy made by nature, AI is made by humans, who also invented nuclear weapons.
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by wankle 4y ago
Breaking news, ChatGPT sends humanity back to the stone age. News broken by the town crier. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Town_crier
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by wankle 4y ago
Maybe AI issues could be solved using parallel models. Their analysis results must be unanimous before a final decision is reached by a human.
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by wankle 4y ago
I agree, it reads like an ill-fated attempt at parody.
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by wankle 4y ago
What should not have happened is the Sprint T-Mobile merger. Like when Wells Fargo bought the failed bank (forget which one) after 2008, Wells Fargo went from a reliable company to all kinds of suspect things going on with our account. So f
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by wankle 4y ago
I generally agree but for my own side projects, I like to keep a lot of code in one class if it makes sense to be there so I'm not jumping around a lot. For work code, I follow SOLID, DRY and 12 Factors so multiple people can be workin
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Ask HN: Why so many IntelliJ battle cries when a Java IDE comes up?
6 points by wankle 4y ago|3 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
It's marketing, "look at this powerful thing we created, let's make sure it doesn't get into the wrong hands!".
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by wankle 4y ago
It remains a world in which anyone can compete, regardless your dystopian, Hollywood writeresque style prose. It's a world I and most people prefer to one run by the mafia: https://www.justice.gov/criminal-ocgs/inf
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by wankle 4y ago
Most people don't want people to take advantage of or bully people, regardless whether it's capitalists or unionists.
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by wankle 4y ago
uBlock Origin seems popular so I checked what permissions the Chrome Web Store says it needs: "Read and change all your data on all websites" "Change your privacy-related settings" It feels like this could give the US Go
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by wankle 4y ago
I ran Debian on some of my systems for a while and ran into issues with stable that end up not getting fixed for a long time. I agree if you want to run Debian, run testing.
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by wankle 4y ago
People used Ubuntu for years before they came out with snap. Why use something faddish and potentially unstable.
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by wankle 4y ago
I remove snap then do the following to make sure it doesn't come back: cat << EOF > /etc/apt/preferences.d/nosnap.pref Package: snapd Pin: release a=* Pin-Priority: -10 EOF One thing I don't do is use
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by wankle 4y ago
I looked it over. If I were starting out today I might try it. I disagree with the usual horde of "ohh there be dragons in there" since I generally do not have blocking issues with deliverability. Gmail from my gmail to my persona
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by wankle 4y ago
> I've been struggling with performance issues on Ubuntu for months I've run Ubuntu on various hardware and in VM's since 2006 running a wide variety of applications, there are no performance issues I've seen. Perhaps
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by wankle 4y ago
"I do find agile to be tiresome and overbearing at times" Then you're doing Agile, not agile. "Can we think of a new operational model?" Yes, agile.
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by wankle 4y ago
https://agilemanifesto.org/ "Individuals and interactions over processes and tools" (a)gile wasn't about "ewww your software is old and stodgy so you can't play in our sandbox!"
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by wankle 4y ago
AI will turn half the people into Eloi ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eloi ) while the rest of us will become the Morlocks.
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by wankle 4y ago
"Tell me more about your perspective customers." https://projects.csail.mit.edu/films/aifilms/AIFilms.html
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by wankle 4y ago
We'd need to better define dominates. Does it mean, lots of mobile devices compares to PC numbers? Probably. Which do most computing users spend the most time on, PC or mobile during the course of a day. I think the answer has to be PC
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by wankle 4y ago
ChatGPT is going to end up eating its own tail creating an aberrational information cyclone of fury with a nonsensical digital landscape as the inevitable finale.
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by wankle 4y ago
Mobile was supposed to have killed off PC's by now. Music videos were supposed to kill off radio. I don't want search engines or web sites to go away and I don't believe they will. The recent AI fad is quickly being realized

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