TriangleEdge

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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
> building new operating systems to run on mobile hardware is impossible, or at least much harder than it should be. Why isn't there a linux flavor for phones with an app store?
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
https://downdetector.com/status/github/
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I use both mailbox and gmail. For people that are considering switching, some websites don't accept the mailbox domain, so be ready for that. Otherwise the service works great.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I don't understand how the finances work here. Is the proposal that the US govt buys 10% of available stocks at some price from Intel to give them cash to operate? Why doesn't Intel just get some investors to do that? If Intel is
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Ex FDE here. Part of Palantir's pitch for Foundry back in the day is connecting disparate databases from agencies that don't collaborate well. They're also really good at getting demos up and running in a few days. The tech w
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Can AI replace Figma workflows?
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
After having worked for many companies, I think the complex file formats is likely due to employee turnover, pressure from management to just get shit done, and careless coding. Not ill intended anti-competitive practices. The locking in is
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
My guess is that someone tipped the authorities about the crime. So, someone must of been offended about something this streamer did (maybe not the alleged crime).
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
The next question is: will I be alive to see the first quadrillion dollar company? Or maybe a 100$ banana?
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I think your assumption that Texas cares about its porn industries is incorrect. Pornhub is a Canadian company. Afaik it's the #1 porn site, I could be wrong. I assume if they don't comply, their DNS host will be blocked in Texas.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
My first thought was it could scan the WiFi names. I think there's many ways to determine location without GPS.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
"Over one-third of the ‘normal’ matter in the local Universe – the visible stuff making up stars, planets, galaxies, life – is missing" How was this determined?
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I recently migrated to the USA from Canada. I make 2x the income I made in Canada. My work is about the same as it was. I was also able to get competent medical care in the USA but in Canada I was on a waitlist for 2 years. I had to jump th
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I hope they tweak the opacity before they go live with this because I find the shared image quite unpleasant. I have no issues with the current design. Kind of like the camera button and the touch bar, I hope this goes away fast.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Nintendo is going to be getting 80$ from me, that's for sure. Mario games are most of the funnest games I've played. I've been playing Mario Kart since the n64, and I've liked every version since. I have high hopes. As P
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
https://downdetector.com/status/slack/
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Practical Engineering YouTube channel black start video: https://youtu.be/uOSnQM1Zu4w
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
In my experience, rewriting software doesn't work. You should replace the components iteratively in Homebrew itself if you want your ideas to succeed. I doubt your software will see any major adoption just because you wrote it in some
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I remember having a conversation with my friend some 15 years ago when FB only allow .edu accounts. I argued that the incentives for the company cannot be to connect people because that in itself isn't profitable. I signed up maybe 10
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I think this decision would have been impactful 10 years ago. Why did the government wait until Google started becoming irrelevant?
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Wasn't Harvard's president a woman who wrote her PhD thesis on DEI? I vaguely remember the news about this (fraud or something). If this is what Harvard considers that the person for the job, I think the sense making apparatus of
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I live in Seattle now, am married, and have an infant. I find Seattle not friendly towards families at all. The going rate for a daycare here is 3.5k per month for an infant. My wife and I are both ~7%ers? individually and we can barely aff
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Other then all the frameworks you need learn, if you are not an expert in a specific field, in my experience, you are completely disposable as well.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Palantir's goal is to make a data monopoly. This is laid out quite plainly in Peter Thiel's book 0 to 1. As he said: "Competition is for suckers.". This is also pushed internally (I worked for Palantir as an FDE or &quot
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
The officers were "dirty". They brought me in a room to do an interrogation where one officer asked questions and the other took notes on an old computer. I literally told them: "I am not going to stay past my return date&quo
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
About three years ago. My lawyer told me it used to take one year, but got bumped to two recently.
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
lol, wait until the govt hears about Amazon engineering orgs. Or any other big tech company nowadays..
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
I've been issued a five year bar for visiting someone in the US while unemployed. My immigration lawyer told me it's the weakest case he had ever seen. It took two years for the appeal to be approved. I had worked in the US on TN
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by TriangleEdge 1y ago
Why? I have a hard time believing the engineer at Google see Wiz as innovative. The front page of Wiz.io reads like a bunch of sales bullshit. I built a security posture dashboard for a competitor and I would not say it's worth anywher
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by TriangleEdge 2y ago
Alexa listens to more then the wake word. I've had this recommend products on Amazon while my wife and I were having a conversation at the dinner table. It also recommended calling 911 while I was talking about fire. It's a spying

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