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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Based on the title and the first few paragraphs, I expected this to be about risk of datacenter security breaches by Bears, and the like.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
If this is correct, it shows you that Elon isn’t playing 4D chess, in fact they’re just cutting things based on line item descriptions and assumptions.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Suggestion, design your app to not be time zone dependant if at all possible. For example, store dates in UTC and render instantaneously in current time zone.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
It's a free wiki so not visiting is a right you have, sure .. but also OP shouldn't have to spend loads of $ to host a free wiki and at the same time support a very bespoke thing such as non standard user agents.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
I quickly checked for you, and my Cloudflare account currently has the following option: "Block AI Bots" under xxx.com > Security > Bots which I think does what you want. I am not paying for Cloudflare and it allows me to en
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Use Cloudflare (free) and just disable bots or add a captcha. You'll probably also save money if you enable and configure free caching.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
The “nice smooth trains” that commenters are talking about use a pantograph, transformer and small on-board battery, and can go a small distance (few kms) through tunnels and between track segments with the pantograph lowered. The power sys
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
But for example if they used PMM squirrel cage motors etc, they would be nice and smooth, cheaper to build, more energy efficient. On the battery front, using car-style or truck-style EV battery modules would be more robust and would reduce
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
The whole design of AZDO is Enterprise-focused, and for example you have the capability to customise every little thing. It has a plugins API so you can add renderers for custom file formats. The design is such that even if you have 100 act
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Train technology is so behind compared to road electric vehicles. Companies that build train batteries have been trying to sell to us (car OEMs) lately, and we look at the battery specs and battery management system capabilities and go uhhh
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
> MS want to move users off AZDO to GH Do they really want to move users off Azure DevOps to GitHub? Asking as someone about to invest in AZDO.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Where do you buy this, direct from Supermicro? Asking as a Dell customer… our servers are $$$
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
What brand of servers was used?
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
It has been used by native Americans to treat cancer for a very long time but YMMV. It has worked for us.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
She also swears by a product (basically a huge B17 dose) called Cascading Revenol that a guy on an old set of CDs Phillip Day (“the Truth about Cancer”) recommended to take with blood root. It advertises itself as a natural tumour growth in
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
My mother has “frozen” breast cancer for 15 years using oral bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis). To give you the short version of the story about how it works for HER: taking bloodroot causes the cancer to shrink too small to take a biopsy,
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Well, erratic seems like a bit of an exaggeration. It’s continuously driving the same circular route around a parking lot, but it’s not driving on a kerb or anything like that. You can see on the map that it goes into the drop off lane, for
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
The guy seemed really impatient, talked over the operator while she was trying to give instructions, and then refused to follow instructions given by the phone operator. Judging by how short the video is, I’m assuming that when he just did
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
We use so many SaaS I'm not sure it's worth resisting anymore. Microsoft 365. Can't exit because: it's our SSO provider, also it's cost competitive with all the other email providers and you can't self-hosted e
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Were they bad at the job, or was AMD and Apple just better? I don’t see how that can be fair.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Would be nice to play on mobile.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Works fine on iOS. It basically adds a white scribbly outline to the text which makes it easy to read the black text regardless of the background color. It actually looks fantastic for such a low effort effect.
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
OpenModelica is teetering on the edge of something finally being good enough to replace Simulink without paying $20k+ per user per year. It is, perhaps, only a few toolboxes away (Simulink Test, Simulink Coverage, Simulink Coder).
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Does it use external air? Would this technically make it a fuel cell and not a battery, since some of the reactants are discarded :)
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Seems like a great application for AI. An LLM could most likely predict how things could be merged with high accuracy in 3 steps: 1. Look at the authors changeset to put a “reason”, or similar, to the edit 2. Ask whether either of the edits
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
I think the rules are you have to put a Show HN: in the title when you self post
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Yeah, comparing to zero is still the wrong thing to do, was dissatisfied after reading the article because the problem still isn't really solved.. just swapping one spooky edge case with another. Who knows, they probably broke the menu
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Yes, I think universe is one of the most innovative sci-fi ever written in terms of using plausible science to form a plot. I also appreciated they went into a lot of effort to explain, technically, how each plot element worked. For example
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
Atlantis was a lot better than SG1 in my opinion (relative to modern attention spans), maybe start there. I liked SG Universe but it got a bit Home-and-away every now and then which was off-putting. Relationships in a sci-fi? Who cares
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by aetherspawn 2y ago
I am glad that you know these things, but cancer research has still failed society as a whole. 3 of my immediate family have had cancer, 2 took chemo and it ruined their lives (it caused weak bones, their spines to virtually dissolve, which

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