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TruthWillHurt
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Comment #40970546
For a moment I thought it was about HN.. for some reason.
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Comment #40240738
Or just being able to save/load creations would be nice :)
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Comment #40002417
Apparently by taking prior art (DNS, server,user interface), and packaging it into a single "product" (DNS software optimized for specific hardware) - You've created a new thing. I…
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Comment #40000781
Disagree. The fight with ISIS had a strong cyber dimension, with blockchain being a major funding source for them. Cellphone tracking/hacking was also key, and multiplayer games we…
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Comment #39452221
It sometimes feels like London is a theme-park designed to separate people from their money and entertain the Plebs workforce. This (and the giant Ferris wheel) certainly don't hel…
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Comment #39361701
I was reminded of Futurama actually :) "Thus solving the problem once and for all." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW66EX75jIY
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Comment #39361671
You'll get in trouble with Big Solar for disrupting their production!
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Comment #39361278
I think RAG approach with Vector DB is more likely. Just like when you add a file to your prompt / custom GPTs. Adding the entire file (or memory in this case) would take up too mu…
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Comment #39361237
The thing already ignores my custom instructions and prompt, why would this make any difference?
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Comment #39300194
Mac is a sickness. Even M$ play nicer and do less damage to the tech ecosystem than this walled garden of incompatible code and build process. Managing to break Rust's cross-platfo…
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Comment #39231730
When people are paying you. People often have it backwards, thinking they'll start a business, THEN get customers. That is often wrong.
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Comment #39214782
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Comment #39214754
o rly? what happens if they fails? can you control the backoff period? can you schedule another job in the event it fails? what if it fails before starting the function, so your in…
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Comment #39188028
Hell, if I was eating steaks every day my mood would improve too...
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Comment #39161176
So like sand-casting, only worse.
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Comment #39084498
It's the same fucking thing. You just painted each track different color and thickness. So people don't merge branches to main branch, but tag releases from it. ok. But they still …
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Comment #39078237
That's a US-led project. When you add "Euro" to these things they behave differently.
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Comment #39078224
aha, sure. and other times it gave us Eurocloud. You ARE using Eurocloud, aren't you??? But your win is legislation, apples and oranges, right? so here's a better comparison - "thi…
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Comment #39039721
"..funded as pilot under the Next Generation Internet (NGI) initiative within the European Commission.." pilot + next gen + initiative + european commission . This combination of t…
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Comment #38999977
True meaning of Trustless Environment.
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Comment #38950235
Systemd can store files / descriptors.. just give it a desktop environment and release it as SystemdOS and be done with it! build all the functionality into systemd!
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Comment #38900985
Very cool, but this is a security anti-pattern. Having the auth, db and file server in the same service.. an attacker doesn't even need lateral traversal or privilege escalation on…
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Comment #38883340
Gentoo started doing binary packages ;) But all the cool kids are running Arch, Pop or Void.
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Comment #38874546
I guess if you can't make something complicated or push the limits, you just call it "art" or "thought provoker" and spend lots of words talking about an egg timer.
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Comment #38831097
No one remembers the GuruPlug, or better yet - the GuruPlug Server Plus, When RPi 1 just came out this little gadget ran x86 Linux (!) and had hdmi out that could handle 1080p vide…