ardacinar

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by ardacinar 7d ago
I don't think there are any pneumatic air gun "provider"s that come with an associated risk of them claiming your carpentry work.
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by ardacinar 2mo ago
Well, for my case, I was paying $0 (Exactly, I managed to hunt down and delete every last resource in my account a few months ago). It was displaying $430 million for me. I don't think that is 0*2^30.
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by ardacinar 2mo ago
I hope they're not planning for that large of a cost increase.
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by ardacinar 2mo ago
Well if you're calling an API you host yourself to populate that said UI, not needing to host that UI as a webpage is not that much of an advantage.
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by ardacinar 3mo ago
Yep, that's not an excuse. Claude goes down all the time, should pi also go down? Oh wait (from another comment under this article): > https://pi.dev/models is throwing an internal server error for me.
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by ardacinar 3mo ago
Citation needed. Machine Learning was NOWHERE NEAR as overused as AI in user-facing communication. The last one is a traditional nerd criticism though, it has been present on HN for the last ~20 years. Kind of ignorable.
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by ardacinar 3mo ago
Neither is your time writing that prompt. When people are talking about elaborate prompts, with a lot of detailed instructions, guardrails etc. I'm kind of assuming it takes time.
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by ardacinar 4mo ago
You real solution is literally the workers controlling the means of production.
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by ardacinar 6mo ago
Well, you can just treat them like they are anybody else. So, $1000 fine plus a point on the license of Waymo. And as suggested by another commenter in the thread, if the cars in the fleet (collectively) accumulate more than 4 points within
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by ardacinar 7mo ago
Practically; yes. MMOs have been doing this kind of thing (Preventing alteration / automation of the client) for ages now.
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by ardacinar 9mo ago
GraphQL and SQL are about as related as Java and Javascript
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by ardacinar 1y ago
Are we sure that the things listed here will not go away in a few years if Google continues to exist? https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by ardacinar 3y ago
Expected Value
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by ardacinar 3y ago
By the way, acquisitions are easier to defend IMO. There are definitely cases of "Business X acquires business Y" that have no anti-competitive intent or anti-competitive consequences. But at least anecdotally, I can say mergers t
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by ardacinar 3y ago
It is called something like chai in half of the word and something like tea in the other half :) https://www.reddit.com/r/etymologymaps/comments/g4bmh3/chai_...
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by ardacinar 4y ago
Not Finnish, but in Turkish (another language without gendered pronouns) I'd use something like "o ne dedi bu ne dedi" (what did that say, what did this say) I'd guess Finnish has more than one demonstrative pronoun, too
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by ardacinar 4y ago
A blockchain-free protocol is not a protocol with "no you can't do anything blockchain related on this" restriction. A blockchain-free protocol is one where the protocol itself does not involve a blockchain. Like HTTP, or FTP
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by ardacinar 5y ago
I remember there was an instance of a soldier being beheaded on the Bosphorus bridge. Not sure about the plural though
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by ardacinar 5y ago
It is y/y (comparing Nov 2021 to Nov 2020). m/m 7% inflation is generally something more catastrophic.
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by ardacinar 5y ago
More like two thirds of it, by the way.
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by ardacinar 5y ago
Isn't that just erlang? Snarkiness aside, that would be interesting. Not just as an educational tool, but it might be useful in the same way as erlang is (large, fault-tolerant, massively parallel systems). But with OOP instead of FP (
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by ardacinar 5y ago
Kind of. I mean, that's pretty much the reason it stayed there after being the provisional capital. Why was it the provisional capital? Well, the major cities (Istanbul, Izmir) were occupied. Ankara was * Controlled by Ataturk's
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by ardacinar 6y ago
> There needs to be some sort of institution that can verify these claims that these companies can use. A government?
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by ardacinar 6y ago
I guess the solution here is to not use your main Google account with youtube vanced?
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by ardacinar 6y ago
What about I randomly generate a number, add it to the illegal number to get a result. Is the resulting number illegal or not? (Thinking about it mathematically, the resulting number's distribution isn't really affected by the ill
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by ardacinar 6y ago
Well, not as much of an organization. Ulku ocaklari is the successor organization. Although it shares the same ideology as with its historical counterpart, it is considered mostly harmless. Generally due to the sheer incompetence of the org
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by ardacinar 6y ago
For me in Turkey: Having my tied to a foreign country is kind of inconvenient (paying fees and having to wait for a swift transfer). Having it tied to an exchange rate has benefits that far outweigh the inconveniences of the transfer (With
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by ardacinar 6y ago
That would be a good point if the non-metric system we are discussing was based in binary. It's mostly (but not entirely) based around base-12 and uses 1/3 very commonly as a fraction (as well as 1/6). 1/3 and 1/6 d
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by ardacinar 6y ago
Hacker news was written in Arc, which, AFAIK, explicitly has no object-oriented features.
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by ardacinar 6y ago
What about the ones that are on fridges?

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