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synack
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Comment #49224622
Don't these things get more efficient as they scale up? One big plant is probably better than 30 small ones.
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Comment #49206470
I once saw a job candidate take a competing offer from Facebook because they had better snacks.
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Comment #49205721
I came up with a color code based on the wiring: Red for Power Only, Blue for USB 2.0, Green for USB 3 (the ones with the extra pairs connected). I use paint pens to mark every cab…
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Comment #48932607
Jul 16 3:18 AM PDT We continue working to resolve the increased 5xx errors for CloudFront customers utilizing VPC Origins connectivity. Customers utilizing other origin types remai…
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Comment #48317019
They aren't actually shipping the new RP2350 silicon revision on Pico 2 boards yet. If you want the errata fixes, you've gotta source the chips and make your own boards.
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Comment #48212862
I toured a sorting facility in Seattle recently. They said the only really profitable output is aluminum, everything else costs more than virgin material.
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Comment #48160632
Tell Claude that it’s a Culture Mind. Entertaining for a little while.
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Comment #48063195
Sounds like an opportunity for the business school to do a seminar on forming an LLC and writing contracts.
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Comment #48054713
If your container has setuid binaries and these modules are loaded, yes.
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Comment #47873954
Nevermind, I misread their HTTPS proxy documentation. Cloud is fine.
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Comment #47873892
Have we already forgotten about the NSA's "SSL added and removed here! :)" slide that Snowden showed us? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6641378
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Comment #47821540
I learned HTML/CSS from a book on a computer with no internet access. Seemed reasonable at the time but in hindsight was absolutely ridiculous.
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Comment #47807854
imo, the real value of Ada/SPARK today is that it enforces a clear split between specification and implementation, which is exactly what your LLM needs. You define the interface, t…
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Comment #47807695
I’ve written some bit-banged serial drivers in Ada. It’s not exactly VHDL, but it rhymes. https://github.com/JeremyGrosser/softdev/tree/master/src
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Comment #47777504
Reads like AI. Not sure what OAuth/JWT has to do with Layer 3.
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Comment #47761107
Are they considering all uses of window.history.pushState to be hijacking? If so, why not remove that function from Chrome?
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Comment #47684636
mkfs.ext4 defaults to 5% reserved for root. -m 0 to turn it off.
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Comment #47672263
I wasn't aware of these glasses, pretty cool. Not sure I'm ready to drop that much money on a pair with prescription lenses though. Would be useful to have my multimeter display in…
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Comment #47583376
Yet Sourceforge has been putting ads on open source projects for decades.