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   by xani_ 4y ago

   I wonder how's the failure rate compared to oldchool types of heating. The longest warranty I can find on the market is 10 years
2. 272.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   The thread would disappear from front page after days so new people wouldn't come in and talk about it constantly
3. 273.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Well, it's also waste of time and if your app is constantly allocating and deallocating stuff it would take a lot more.
4. 274.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   I use starfield as screensaver since pretty much first android phones, just keep old APK from few years and it still works
5. 275.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Seems like wrong tuning, ES have few gotchas when it comes to index structure and size (not too many but also not too big) when running big
6. 276.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Running ES for simple site is trivial. If you're not pushing hundreds of GB or hundred+ searches per second, ES/opensearch is just pretty much "just run it"
7. 277.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Both. Noise limits where you can go, and that limits who will want the service.
8. 278.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Well, unless you like running in rain you'd have to feed it weather info too. On other side it would allow it to be fancy, like rescheduling it earlier if rain is close to the sunset
9. 279.▲
   by xani_ 4y ago

   Breaking the law that applies to is not a sentiment. The same law punished small companies too
10. 280.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    Well, on one side we have zero examples of open engines actually working well, on other we have long nuanced history of SEO vs search engine fighting unending battle, with SEO side trying to circumvent every way the search engine is trying
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    by xani_ 4y ago

    > Why is everyone pretending that the maximal amount of ad revenue comes doesn’t come from showing you what you want to see? But it doesn't show me what I want to see so I watch like 30 seconds total and look for something else
12. 282.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    I got a lot of recommendations for stuff I ALREADY WATCHED, it even shows the red bar showing it KNOWS I watched it, still recommends
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    by xani_ 4y ago

    > In previous HN discussions, it's become apparent that some people use it to say "I am not interested in this video". THEY HAVE "NOT INTERESTED BUTTON" IT'S JUST FUCKING HIDDEN https://imgur.com&
14. 284.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    "he just keeps watching and engaging with content, let's give him more!" Click triple dot thingy on recommendations and select "not interested"
15. 285.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    They sell ads, not a good user experience. For them to sell user experience they'd need to have competition breathing down their necks first
16. 286.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    It's probably companies advertising their products getting salty their new movie or something got 90% downvotes and YT is all too eager to please its ad overlords.
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    by xani_ 4y ago

    You're supposed to click in video in recommendedation in the three dot menu and click either "not interested" or "do not recommend channel"... for some fucking idiotic reason. Other fact about downvotes is that they
18. 288.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    Or NSA decided to backdoor SHA3
19. 289.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    > Not sure where the idea that it's about sharing IP reputation data comes from. Probably from scam called mail blacklists
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    by xani_ 4y ago

    It's more than that. We've seen spike in accidents after covid restrictions loosened because few months of little/no driving dulled people's skills. Imagine if most drivers don't touch wheel at all for 99% of their
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    by xani_ 4y ago

    > If you want to drive, and have fun, we'll have racetracks for that. I wonder if someone made a research about likeness of reckless driving vs closeness to race track. Like, if it was $5 to have a lap nearby (as in "not have t
22. 292.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    People don't crash because of speeding, people crash coz they drive like idiots
23. 293.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    I just learned RPM instead of figuring that out. RPN calc with 3-4 lines of stack display is just more convenient
24. 294.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    That if it can produce enough current for it in the first place and I kinda doubt that. I've seen chips survive short term reverse polarity even, this might just be fine
25. 295.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    We use 10/8 for servers, 172.16/12 for management, 192.168.x (where x is in double/triple digits) for users.
26. 296.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    There is a good chance if you work for company that they will use 10.x for their server stuff. For similar reason we also steered away from home router area of 192.168.X.X for our company network stuff.
27. 297.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    Now time it, smartass Now imagine you're 2 subcommands deep, smartass Yes I know how readline works
28. 298.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    The device is not checking app's hash tho, it has no way to verify that the usb frame containing that hash is really from app A
29. 299.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    Again, what stops malicious app B from just taking the A's id and presenting it to device ? token doesn't know who sent USB packet
30. 300.▲
    by xani_ 4y ago

    > However, 'ping 1.1' is a convenient shortcut (actually pings 1.0.0.1). Convenient for who!? that one guy that put his home network in 10.0.0 class ?