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by bytesandbots 1mo ago
With the proposed solution every consumer will have a persistent connection to the server irrespective of the frequency of events. This setup seems inefficient unless you have a very high volume of events coming in. Many CDN networks have a
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by bytesandbots 4mo ago
A conventionally well-designed site is actually much less trustworthy for me. GNU cash website immediately tells that it is not a Saas and doesn't need to upsell the latest trendy addons, for it to survive. It tells that it is not &quo
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by bytesandbots 6mo ago
Pivot Tables was the last big feature completely missing, which is now available. Numbers might meet most of the spreadsheet requirements, except some scripting requirements. There is Applescript for those who are inclined that way. For my
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by bytesandbots 1y ago
Has the realism of AI already caught on to that of animated CGI movies? I assume that an expert in CGI can point out obvious flaws in these outputs. But I wonder if it is possible to fix those details by prompting it to change only specific
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by bytesandbots 1y ago
The entire comment feels way too long, structured and convincing in a way that can only be written by an AI. I just hope that once the em-dashes are "fixed", we still be able to detect such text. I fear for a future when human tex
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by bytesandbots 1y ago
I am pretty sure this comment is also AI generated. Just a guess but so many em-dash is suspicious. And the overall structure of convincing feels uncanny. If this is true, can you share your initial draft that you asked the AI to rewrite. A
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by bytesandbots 1y ago
I'm just listing some points that a VC might be interested in, but you haven't clarified, at least in this post. Usually, they need information of the following also: - Is the market big enough to allow multiple players at a large
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by bytesandbots 1y ago
The long now foundation > established in 01996 to foster long-term thinking. Our work encourages imagination at the timescale of civilization
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by bytesandbots 2y ago
The levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) is the rate of the total energy output of the energy system to build and operate it over its lifetime to the average total cost of the system over that lifetime.
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FreeBSD Laptop Without a GUI(rubenerd.com)
7 points by bytesandbots 2y ago|0 comments
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by bytesandbots 2y ago
30% App Store fees is outrageous. Core technology fees is beyond outrageous and illegal.
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by bytesandbots 3y ago
It might be too far, but to me this piece seems aimed at increasing concerns among regulators about AI. OpenAI might view regulation as a means of ensuring their competitive edge as other big players enter the AI space.
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Volta: Multiple GitHub repositories issues in one place(volta.net)
1 points by bytesandbots 3y ago|0 comments
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by bytesandbots 3y ago
It can cause your site to end up on Google's safe Browsing black list which can be a death sentence for a business. Google has automated process for identifying malware and black list such websites. Almost all browsers use this list to
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by bytesandbots 4y ago
There needs to be another video from opposite side of the world. And data on how much difference is there in the severity on both sides. The 2020 paper establishing Chicxulub event as the driving factor of extinction also said that "pr
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by bytesandbots 4y ago
If the schema is fixed, using proto buffers will greatly reduce the length required.
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by bytesandbots 4y ago
There is a URL safe version of base64 that uses - and _ instead. Base64 tools can be more readily available.
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by bytesandbots 4y ago
It is the responsibility of the customer to enter correct number. I am sure there is a fine print in their terms to clarify exactly this. Also, if the booking is made and slot reserved, it can be said that the service was rendered even if t
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by bytesandbots 4y ago
Isn't that Chrome's entire game? Keep developing new APIs into standards even before they are standardised such that everyone else is always just trying to keep up. Advertise these new APIs to web developers such that new websites
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by bytesandbots 5y ago
I agree that the name is atrocious. I was running `npm init` recently on a new private project, I meant to write UNLICENSED which means "all rights reserved", but I accidentally missed the "d" at end and it got marked wi
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by bytesandbots 5y ago
This doesn't even mention about the environmental impacts of the meat industry. The problem with meat is not just about the animal welfare, but also of the un-sustainable demands of meat industry on the environment. The logic of this a
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by bytesandbots 5y ago
Shortcuts is my favourite new thing in ios. I only wish there was some way to get screen time data. I have never installed these endless scrolling apps in the first place, but I find myself using the mobile web version more and more. The da
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by bytesandbots 5y ago
I am sure you have thought about this, but following is what I imagine it can be: I can give username@ponymessenger.com email to new people I start communication with, like maybe part of a professional profile. An email to this address will
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by bytesandbots 5y ago
Have you worked with medical oxygen in a practical setting? People are desperate and might give this a try. In real medical scenario, O2 is provided as LMO (liquid medical oxygen) with 99.5% purity. It is given to patients via equipment tha
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by bytesandbots 6y ago
Vim is a way of editing. I use IdeaVim inside jetbrains IDEs and it is awesome. Many popular vim plugins are also supported. I still try to keep vim as close as possible as an open source alternative. Thankfully, a lot of editor features ha
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by bytesandbots 6y ago
In that case, won't there be significant packet loss causing throughput to be very slow? I don't know if this is possible without something messing with TCP headers.
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by bytesandbots 6y ago
I do that too! I try to block all kinds of Related/Hot/Recommended stuff on websites. Those can be more distracting than real ads if you ask me. Most useful has been to block the end card recommendations after YouTube videos.
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by bytesandbots 7y ago
These constructs also helps people buy more expensive items than what they could afford without credit. I wouldn't jump to that conclusion just because it exists. Credit companies also take small fraction of the transaction. The store
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by bytesandbots 7y ago
They are able to verify that the user selection is correct. It is possible only if they already have the right answer. If they already have the right answer, what are they training for.
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by bytesandbots 7y ago
I was expecting the predator to be humans.

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