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zer00eyz
2y ago
I think the maintainer needs to update the OpenSSL package and remove all the networking features.... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40320166 To soon? (Note I run Debian all over the place, and am generally happy with
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zer00eyz
2y ago
This is the whole point of the program.
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2y ago
>> USCIS uses random selection when company H-1B registrations exceed the annual limit of 85,000. That includes the 65,000 annual limit and a 20,000 exemption for advanced degree holders from U.S. universities. The 85,000 limit for ne
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2y ago
I like most of this take. But I don't think that the google section hit all the marks. > The PageRank algorithm measures the importance of each node within the graph, based on the number incoming relationships Google search being &q
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2y ago
Your under the illusion that this will change the number of people coming into the country. This isnt getting rid of the cap on h1b's. It's getting rid of the stupid dance where you pretend to find an american before you bring the
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2y ago
I wrote the above so I'll elaborate. It's good for everyone. Right now if you want to build a top tier AI lab in the states VISAS are gonna be an issue. One that a good HR team will dance around and you might get 60 percent of the
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2y ago
The unhappy hot take on this, is that this is a good thing. I want every Sundar Pichai, and Satya Nadella here working for American companies. I want every smart asian and eastern European in the Bay Area to rub shoulders with. I would pref
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2y ago
In the grand scheme of humanity we have those who live in abject poverty, who are near or at slave labor levels to grow coffee or mine minerals that end up powering the HN workforce. The words "better working environment" where th
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2y ago
This is one of those times where you need to go talk to your manager. You need to tell him: I dont want you to intercede in this matter, I want to develop the skills to deal with this myself. You need to say out loud. "stop speaking ov
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2y ago
>> defined in such a way that two with the same label can have remarkably little overlap in terms of observed behaviour > This is untrue and unsupported by evidence Here is the diagnostic criteria for ASD: https://www.c
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2y ago
This is great: Richie - oss/acc @richiemcilroy Jun 7, 2023 Officially sold Reflio This is now the 4th SaaS I've exited. Im not sure this guy needs YC at all. Would a cofounder just be a drag on his current success? If it's th
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2y ago
Someone has to go first in admitting they experience this and I guess that's going to be me... Do not that I am a rather cheeky fellow and it took everything I had not to start this post off with "Well shit..." If were confes
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2y ago
> A report on Thursday emphasized that iOS 18’s AI features will be powered (in part) by Apple data centers with Apple Silicon processors. The majority of iOS 18’s AI features, however, will be powered entirely on-device, allowing Apple
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2y ago
IF apple said "hey we edited your app because we think its more secure"... People would have torches and pitchforks out. But a deb maintainer does it and there is debate? If there was a security issue then the insecure version sho
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2y ago
Your conflating PLUG IN technical term with PLUG IN from a users perspective. No one was really friends with tom on myspace.
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2y ago
>>> ... nobody has a rubric for this evaluation that makes sense. ... I’m saying that when you take out all the legalese, the executive summary is “think really hard about whether this animal really helps this person, then think r
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2y ago
>> One (fairly major) part is yet to be completed. Break this down. Break it down into granular chunks even if they are a month long. Divide everything up into sub tasks. Even if they aren't perfect even if you have rough edges.
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2y ago
> Earlier on, people would tell the CTO it wasn't working out, instead of lying and saying the opposite. I have done this, also have brass balls and dont give a fuck. EDIT: I mean tell the truth, so rare to not hide the fuck up. See
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2y ago
>> burr grinder and a blade grinder Come on over and we can do just this in my half assed home espresso machine. There will be a difference. The process, roast and general quality of coffee matter. Can one make magical claims about al
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2y ago
https://archive.is/qINVD
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2y ago
I have been writing go for a decade now. Good go is like brutalist architecture. Strip out all the cute, the smart the stupid coder tricks. Write ugly, blocky, verbose, spelled out, functional code. Test the ever loving shit out of it. Go i
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2y ago
Welcome to the culture war. Ask chatGPT if Taiwan is country. Do you think an LLM from China will give you the same response? Pick any social/moral/poltical issue and in some way shape or form an LLM will reflect its creators more
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2y ago
NFC tags, QR code, printed labels. The former work best for the phone everyone carries with them. I use nfc tags around the house now too!
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2y ago
It's almost impossible to talk about The Dead and not talk about LSD. Owsley (wall of sound engineer) was one of the original major LSD manufactures... and a dead show was always where you went to score ACID if you lived on the east co
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2y ago
> Why couldnt NVIDIA auction some to get best price? Have you seen their pricing? They are robbing everyone and selling out quickly. I don't think "auctions" are going to add much to thee bottom line.
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2y ago
https://archive.is/BaOdZ
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2y ago
https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io Is your goal to "run a server at home" or "run a server on an old phone" One is an enabler the other is a hobby in its own right...
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>> And I think you probably see a parallel in state-based information warfare, where part of the objective isn't just to spread misinformation, but to shift cultural norms so that the transmission of misinformation is inherently
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2y ago
Your average American could quit working for 5 million dollars. They could live comfortably for the rest of their lives off that money, if well invested (read EFT for sp500) 5 million bucks is change for you average government. "Amazon
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This is part of the conversation. The old adage "women and children first" is there for a reason. If you want to know why go read the reports of the evacuation of the costa concordia. Read about who panicked and who had to stop th
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