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BillinghamJ
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Comment #47541934
Isn't that... exactly what the Mac Pro was? PCIe support was the primary point
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Comment #47233380
Main distinction I tend to see is just whether you're doing line management or not, which tends to be the EM track Beyond that, agree it seems like it can just be anything in virtu…
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Comment #47035381
Systems running core government functions should be set up to be able to efficiently execute their functions at scale, so I'd say it should only restrict extreme load, ie DoS attac…
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Comment #46946093
Then why mince words, and why accept new non-enterprise clients - just be clear it's maintenance-only and existing customer-only.
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Comment #46914271
Seems strange not to just... say nothing and merely remove any mentions of an enterprise offering from the website. All this blog post can do is make people nervous and lead to cus…
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Comment #46242728
They'd still at least buy reinsurance etc anyway. All unlimited liability insurance companies (e.g. motor insurers in the UK) have reinsurance to take the hit on claims over a cert…
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Comment #45835071
Changing/layering architecture adds risk. If you've got a standard way of working you can easily throw in on day one whose fundamentals then don't need to be changed for years, tha…
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Comment #45426338
ChatGPT can easily do Monte Carlo simulation in its "thinking" step, and has done many times for me. e.g. I asked it to compare savings interest between regular banks and median re…
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Comment #44653405
Interestingly, in the UK, comprehensive insurance is now generally cheaper than "third party only" or "third party, fire & theft" cover The reason is because the insurance companie…
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Tell HN: Humanloop acquired, sunsetting Sept 8th
Just received by email. Doesn't seem to be anything public yet --- We hope this message finds you well. We're writing to share some important news about Humanloop's future and what…
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Comment #44020572
Legit from whose perspective though? Around an authoritarian government maybe widely viewed as reasonable/justified, but doesn't sound legitimate to those governments
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Comment #43834428
So a CDN with... higher latency for people on Earth?
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Comment #43727112
On iPhones, there is an option - "reduce white point" in the vision/display accessibility settings, and also low power mode. You can force low power mode to remain on with the Shor…
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Comment #43693302
How trustworthy really are humans?
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Comment #43651898
Although it has a core section that does run underground through tube-like tunnels, it isn't classified as a tube line :) So isn't part of the "London Underground"
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Comment #42557693
Google Sheets can do that - https://officewheel.com/group-dates-in-pivot-table-google-sh...
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Comment #41867922
Maybe they mean fast in terms of the screen refreshing?
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Comment #41235260
This is actually only an option if you qualify under Apple's definition of "reader" apps - ones that are pure content-consumption, nothing interactive etc. If you don't qualify as …
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Comment #40166746
Password managers can store the passkeys just like they store passwords. 1Password has had strong support for them for quite a while now
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Comment #39264352
I'm not sure why that'd inherently be a problem? Knowledge that some record exists about a medical event at a particular time is not too problematic, compared to _who_ it happened …
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Comment #38877873
It will work - the magnetic interaction happens through the plastic, just will be very slightly weaker than one with additional magnets due to the tiny gap. The video shows it moun…
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Comment #38694727
https://support.apple.com/en-ie/mac/repair 289 EUR for all 15"/16" MBPs The only reason they'd require a full top case replacement would be if there was additional damage making th…
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Comment #38694619
I don't know how you'd define "light load", but I have a few services that average about 100rps. Only 1 active container most of the time, they're allocated 128MiB RAM, with a p99 …
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Comment #38625422
The AI bits seem to be the one feature that is completely useless. I've tried all of the functions and eventually ended up with all of them disabled
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Comment #38354111
One of those board members already did sign!