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fiat_fandango
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Comment #35030947
I wonder if anyone is legitimately concerned that mirrored downloads might contain malicious payloads?
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Comment #35025684
This is why I quit being a TPM - at one point I just started making up bogus words and every PM (non-technical) with an MBA immediately jumped at the opportunity to use a cool new …
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Comment #35021265
Tbh, I kind of hated being a TPM - frankly it felt like a fake job and made me miss being technical. Unfortunately, I've just never been able to have the chops for leetcode intervi…
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Comment #35021078
> Failed relationships (romantic, friendly, professional, etc), lost job, bills piling up, apartment a disaster, inability to build a mental model that can cope with your current s…
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Comment #35021041
Could be worse, also 28 and I just got laid off after my first year of being a technical product manager. I have a somewhat scattered three years of dev experience prior, although …
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Comment #34585695
Iranian missile boats are going to have a field day with these...
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Comment #34585649
https://archive.is/WFXah
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Comment #34585617
Thanks for including "profitable" - it's a travesty how much engineering talent is wasted toiling on "businesses" that only make $4k a year after hundreds of hours.
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Comment #34547696
Locksmith or electrician. If I had the cash, I'd just start a tree + algae + bsf farm.
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Comment #34508988
I'd say over 60% at least - a friend of mine bought a second-hand M1 macbook without any issues. Key here is that the previous user has to initiate a full-wipe on the device, if th…
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Comment #34508968
When you're building campuses that resemble theme parks more than offices I think it's time to let the FTC take a peak. Meta is in a similar position IMO.
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Comment #34504919
I actually support this - the amount of material involved isn't trivial but is largely aluminum. I think the positives of deterring thieves / illegal resellers far exceeds the envi…
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Comment #34416069
Would you be open to an interview about Stable Horde? It's currently my favorite open source project involved with text2img. Ping me at hydratedchia@gmail.com if so!
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Comment #34368686
I'd be very open to paying for a "license" of ChatGPT that I run on my own horde of nVidia GPU's. Something like $2k per year for a "secured" personal license would be awesome. The…
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Comment #34340021
IMO the folks at the All In podcast nailed this - at work so I don't have time to find the exact clip but basically their synopsis went like this: When money was cheap to borrow, b…
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Comment #34070017
The irony of the HN crowd struggling to direct rage at either cops or Elon is hilarious. Moreso HN crowd "supporting police" is quite frankly the very definition of cope. I'm somew…
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Comment #34069947
It was weird, because the geographic delineation was seemingly random. I could travel by train three hours outside of Amsterdam and encounter zero issues with Apple Pay or VISA. Bu…
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Comment #34069920
Bikes are great, I commute on a bike in a US city with decent infrastructure. I still wear a helmet every single time I get on a bike. Even low speed crashes or encounters with ped…
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Comment #34069471
After visiting amsterdam this summer, most of the city was honestly pretty disgusting. The architecture is beautiful as is taking a river cruise or viewing other cities around NL, …
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Comment #34069334
This seems like an absolute legal nightmare - ToS will never hold up in court, you've basically just saved criminals and scammers a few days of work.
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Comment #34053414
Fortunately systems for bringing in "fresh" air without dumping heat (by means of a heat exchanger) now exist which basically removes the issue of indoor air quality / Co2 and VOC …
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Comment #33896123
I wonder how they plan to mitigate the long-term risks of dangerous prions which can continue to live in soil for decades and pose a serious health risk to humans. For this reason,…
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Comment #33896014
This fully explains my time working at a startup acquired by Amazon. We were provided the lowest spec macbook pro to the extent that lead engineers were literally waiting around fo…
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Comment #33895997
Is this guy actually an amazon employee or did he just sign up for Amazon Flex just to make this video? Great angles / production value - also cool to see this vehicle!