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Comment #49129729
I don't think that's what is being said. False flag, I presume in this scenario is to say were going to do something about the impending "AI threat" and to be associated with it. T…
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Comment #45823137
Great post. In some scenarios veth is being replaced with netkit for a similar reason. Does this impact how you're going to manage this?
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Comment #41958821
The cat is same for me. If it could pick the nightly dead rodent so I don't have to explain murder to the kids every day that would be great. But ultimately what machine/device cou…
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Comment #41958806
Yea agree. It's always something. Rays from the sun, a phone mast or something else. But what signals could be sent that are provable? Even if a ghost told you where to find the mo…
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Comment #41958481
That's a great comic, and that's where I sit. Appreciate the comment, but what would (B) involve? As I see it, it's all EMF (could be picked up from anywhere), no mass spectrometer…
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Ask HN: Halloween: What would be classed as a "Ghost" detection?
Hi HN, Strange question, I know, but I feel this is a good place to ask the question: What would be classed as a "Ghost" detection? I do not believe in anything; ghosts, deities, w…
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Comment #40324581
Agree. Was surprised how well the phone pulled the colour out. Can’t find my DSLR unfortunately otherwise it’d be on the tripod. Had to wake the 6 year old for him to see this, onc…
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Comment #40324562
Yep I noticed that to, it’s sort of bathing everywhere from zenith
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Comment #40324421
I live in rural very northern England. It’s incredible, clear with the naked eye. iPhone 14 camera with 3s exposure is out of this world (pun intended, but misleading)
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Comment #39226369
I personally put some logic in the database especially when I’m expressing constraints. If it’s there it means another engineer can’t go directly to the database to bypass these co…
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Comment #38776433
Have a hard copy on my bedside table. It’s exceptionally fun to read (nerdy, I know). Also have Game Programming Patterns both are great books by the same author
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Comment #37960279
This is one the most amazing articles on the internet! I find I become more interested in how it’s put together than the actual content, even though the article is the content. It …
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Comment #24510508
Just to highlight this a little bit more! I've used Namecheap for years (a lot of) and moved all domains my company owns over three years ago, and there is a lot of them. All went …
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Comment #23806640
Ha! Brilliant!... You should share the code because that would be funny as hell
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Comment #21923329
Yea it was. I started to think I had imagined this
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Comment #20339932
I would imagine it's tiered. The Nginx servers at the front returning the 502 probably aren't the boxes running the code
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Comment #20097995
Well played cockroachlabs. I find it awkward being an AWS user and knowing there products are something else under the hud, even when they do use the product name. It leads to user…
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