xyst

19 ms·

421.
by xyst 1y ago
> cr.yp.to Very "del.icio.us"-esque
422.
by xyst 1y ago
NPR not using the n.pr domain beyond a simple redirect to npr.org is an absolute shame.
423.
by xyst 1y ago
back to "glass" UI element/design? Early 2000s is back, I guess. Edit: surprised apple is dumping resources into gaming, maybe they are playing the long game here?
424.
by xyst 1y ago
I would appreciate some transparency. I have seen fictional/theoretical scenarios around this simplified to the following: "You have $1M in engineering expenses annually. So now instead of deducting $1M per year. Now you can only
425.
by xyst 1y ago
Revolving door between regulators and private industry, continues
426.
by xyst 1y ago
Tesla executive leadership continues to be a joke in their industry. I hope their sales continue to drop off across the globe.
427.
by xyst 1y ago
Advertising firms hate this.
428.
by xyst 1y ago
Agree. iOS notes is only good for throwaway thoughts or ephemeral notes
429.
by xyst 1y ago
Apple really hates any major versions with 9
430.
by xyst 1y ago
If you are a non-Java developer, it does look daunting. But in my opinion it’s much much better use of the Java streams api and reactor library that I have seen compared to most shitty corp firms.
431.
by xyst 1y ago
Should be some settings on PayPal to refuse payments from new accounts. Or switch to Stripe which has much better "anti fraud" mechanisms in place.
432.
by xyst 1y ago
The Theranos of AI. What a joke.
433.
by xyst 1y ago
What kind of dolt lets a black box algorithm run commands on a non-sandboxed environment? Folks have regressed back to the 00s.
434.
by xyst 1y ago
Ask me again in 15 years. Assuming the world hasn’t already entered a war for the remaining resources on this planet.
435.
by xyst 1y ago
Why do you want every idiot with a TSLA to do "real world mapping" anyways?
436.
by xyst 1y ago
Why bother with the "interview" at all? Most, if not all, countries send their citizens a tax bill with what they are owed or due. Very simple. No more guessing game. This overly complex system we have in the USA is built intentio
437.
by xyst 1y ago
I prefer my sound to be organic, so its worth it \s "An fool and his money are soon parted" applies so much here. Reminds me of the overpriced Monster cables, but this is dialing it way up.
438.
by xyst 1y ago
Reminds me of a home I was interested in buying. Shades of grey, everywhere. White marble counter tops, of course. Very sterile. Nothing wrong with it. It’s a choice. But does scream "millennial aesthetic". Maybe that’s what caus
439.
by xyst 1y ago
Imagine inputting: "IiIIil" but meant to input "IiIIi1" Oops now my package is going to Joe Blow on the other side of the country. That’s probably why.
440.
by xyst 1y ago
What does this solve? Are Japanese addresses that complex? Does the population of Japan move around quite frequently thus the need for some static identifier? I don’t see any particular upside at this point. It suffers from "weak enume
441.
by xyst 1y ago
It works because the populace is tired, broke, and minimal time and effort to deal with it. I don’t know many people that would purposefully drag themselves through the court system out of principle. Maybe those with enough free time on the
442.
by xyst 1y ago
It’s training data. That’s all that Felon wants.
443.
by xyst 1y ago
Probably because of you, the legal dogs hired by Waffle House probably updated their ToS to include "unauthorized scraping"
444.
by xyst 1y ago
The mere threat of legal action for most Americans means $$$. As a college student, probably broke as well. This person probably does not have the legal understanding or access to lawyers to guide him through it. Much easier to take it down
445.
by xyst 1y ago
Search engines are so hot rn. Reminds me of 1990s, 2000s. AskJeeves, anyone? \s I jest, but the focus on privacy is important. I used to use DDG but ended up using (and paying for) Kagi.
446.
by xyst 1y ago
> Back in 2015, I was working on a project to build PoE-powered embedded x86 computers and digital signage systems. > Our device required about 23W when fully operational, which pushed us into 802.3at (PoE+) territory The problem the
447.
by xyst 1y ago
> I highly recommend knowing what sensitive information is stored in your email account and regularly deleting old, sensitive emails that contain PII, financial documents or any other important files. or begin to encrypt e-mails with S&#
448.
by xyst 1y ago
I’m all for more options to improve sleep quality for OSA. However gains seem minimal over existing alternative therapies (ie, "mandibular advancement devices").
449.
by xyst 1y ago
Knowing banks, this will take much longer than 4-5 years to architect. Then an additional 5 years to rollout. This plan assumes the current mercurial administration stays their course on stablecoin to replace USD as reserve currency and fut
450.
by xyst 1y ago
"100 times for each of the models" represents a significant amount of energy burned. The achievement of finding the most common vulnerability in C based codebases becomes less of an achievement. And more of a celebration of decade

More ›