yMMe2WYE_D

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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
No, they are "building" nuclear plant. In 2009 they planed to use French technology: https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/France,-Poland-a... . In 2011 Westinghouse was already on shortlist: https:&#
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
Plenty of "Learn more" buttons and I still don't know what the GraalOS is about. So instead I will just point out to: https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/graalvm_enterprise_commun... where Oracl
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
I would expect a lot more turf wars if drug market shrinks. And not having the drug money flow into the country might not be that great, at lest in short time.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
> stop using the cranksets manufactured before July 1, 2019 So... did they fix it accidentally or did they knew older versions are faulty but didn't want to issue the recall? All I can find is this: https://www.reuters.co
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
I am sure that over 50% of users doesn't even know what a browser is. Even with tech people I would expect few % to not care about such screen at all.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
> attracts some mediocre programmers who produce mediocre code That will be reality for most companies, no matter the language. And if Java projects still got delivered in such conditions - it might also be a mediocre language but it is
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
It didn't even say that you could "simply use rsync" instead of your product, it still has a lot to learn.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
AFAIK Most of the traffic goes: subscriber <-> (single) satellite <-> local base station. And the latter operates under the rules of given country.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
It might exist but open-core model ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-core_model ) is much more commmn. I went through QT project licensing FAQ and I still don't see any situation when I would be forced to pay f
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
I am not sure about other examples, but isn't it just "winner takes it all market" in case of professional athletes? Fans want to see their favorite player and that brings in money. Meanwhile everyone else will be paid peanut
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
Is there an easy way to filter out substack submissions from HN? I find the "newsletter popup in your face" approach more annoying than most ads.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
It might be more an issue of "if" than "when". Can LLM even go beyond being "interactive textbook"? On the other hand, looking at constant complaints from data scientists, ChatGPT can replace them here and now
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
It is common for all doomsayers that their timing sucks and is on timescale from next week to 50 years in future. Most of them have nothing more than gut feeling, so having actual model, verifying predictions and adjusting it to actual resu
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
You know that after fire in OVH datacenter, they asked their customers to start their disaster recovery plans - and people asked where is such option in OVH admin menu? Not excusing them, but many customers are completely clueless about bac
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
I have heard that TikTok algorithm is great as long as you give it a bit time to learn your preferences. I don't think I would be able to survive that process, for exact same reason - it serves absolute dumb garbage, in hundreds.
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
The only real thing they could try to do is to try enforcing video/IP speed cap. They probably don't due to false positives - for example people jumping around a long video also make may "range" requests. And the other a
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
Satirical content is an useful starting point for discussion of underlying problem. My first reaction to title was actually "but existing camera apps already do that - that is tell you where to move your phone for better picture"
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by yMMe2WYE_D 3y ago
> should be used only minimally Like that will ever happen. I just got such warning while leaving https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37086041 , probably some ad on Forbes site used it. It is like with right mouse clic