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For academia, all 3 major cloud providers have a data egress waiver - meaning that as long as data egress is less than 15% of the total bill then it is free. Combine this with the …

Can you give an example of how that improvement manifests itself in a bad situation? Intellectually I am already well aware that my frame of mind is often the main issue and that I…

I am introverted, but the pandemic has taught me that I'm not actually suited to a reclusive life. I get far more done when working from home, but need a day in the office every mo…

The other side of this coin is that if you are are forced into actions which you "know" are wrong and just accept it, then maybe the job is already dead for you anyway. By fighting…

Next year: GPT-NG offloads it's answers to Amazon Mechanical Turk, and we've come full circle.

"You're fired"

Depends on your definition of high performer. If you prize delivering short-term value by chugging through the task pile faster than other people can, then sure this article is not…

> ...an extended nursery of deceptions produced by subtly fabricated narratives, designed to subjugate their identities... Parklife!

I don't have the expertise to determine whether it is "abandonware" or simply "done" I'm afraid. Found it a bit of a pain to use, hence why an alternative sounds interesting.

Look forward to it. I'd be interested to hear how your tool compares with Facebook WDT[1], as that would be my go-to right now if someone asked me for a fast point-to-point data tr…

You say tomato...

Interesting, but somewhat misses the point; the reason people want an alternative to Aspera is that no-one wants to pay for file transfer tools.

Do you mean large EU companies are more similar to large US companies, or more similar to small EU companies? I presume the former, which would be a shame but not entirely unexpect…

In a cruel twist of irony, that guy then went insane from boredom and became an arsonist.

> It also shifts culpability to the individuals Very important to highlight this; since joining a different big tech company I have quickly realized how much the internal processes…

By your own argument, foreign companies can navigate the rules for selling into Europe just fine - so what is stopping a European company from doing the same? If there is any remai…

Think of it this way: by starving the supply of that one bitcoin, you have contributed in some small way to the eventual loss of all bitcoins through similar events - speeding up t…

Possibly also just "too many startups not doing anything valuable, captained by people with their head up their ass".

> I do find it odd air-to-air source heat pumps are not considered more often in the UK Could be due to housing density and the reputation for noise, though I'm not sure how well-d…

The only appropriate response here is for a corporate owner (Hashicorp preferably) to fork the repo just before the license change and to assert that their version is the default, …

I'm unsuccessfully trying to go the other way - but that's because I was never a developer to begin with. Writing code (or even working with computers at all) is not something I ev…

Which will arrive first - the year of viable fusion, or the year of Linux on the desktop?

Try it out on a local Linux machine first, if you have one. There are plenty of ML techniques outside of neural networks which train perfectly well on a CPU, so I'd start there. Lo…

My regular M1 MBP is comfortably managing 18 hours of normal use (non-video browser and terminal) or 12ish hours of more intensive use (video and Slack). Sounds like putting the M1…

Same here - I'm ready to move on from my 2015 XPS13, but having recently got an M1 Mac for work I'm now not prepared to compromise on battery life. If a major Linux distro (Ubuntu …