colonelxc

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by colonelxc 1y ago
https://research.google/pubs/federated-learning-for-mobile-k...
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by colonelxc 2y ago
I have a similar weather display made from the m5paper, but it doesn't look so nice (no graphics). It only updates once an hour though, and lasts over a month on a charge.
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by colonelxc 3y ago
I agree, it is a great pattern if you can spare the memory.
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by colonelxc 3y ago
From the website ( https://s3fifo.com/ ), it claims that it needs no locking (backing scalability claims). This seems like an important part of their work too, unless I've missed some obvious trick that everyone uses. Na
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by colonelxc 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. I had looked at these before, but was holing off due to the cloud-polling home assistant integration.
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by colonelxc 4y ago
I actually had a similar problem trying to park in a parking garage. I talked to some people working there (they were moving 'event day price' signs around). I asked if there was a kiosk or any other way to pay (other than by phon
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by colonelxc 4y ago
I've actually had that happen on Android, seemed to somehow kill even all non-tailscale traffic too
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by colonelxc 4y ago
Didn't he also work on webkit at Apple?
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by colonelxc 4y ago
There were record high # of businesses being created during the pandemic. There's anecdotes that it is because they had the opportunity to do so now with some extra cash + time off. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08&
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by colonelxc 4y ago
https://layoffs.fyi/
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by colonelxc 4y ago
Interns are part of the recruiting pipeline and ramp-up pipeline. It gives the employer an evaluation period much better than an interview. It gives you a chance to see what work there is really like. They hope you enjoy it, and come back p
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by colonelxc 4y ago
They don't have to. The problem is that they said to investors repeatedly, "Sales are up due to increase in gaming demand", when they actually knew that a signficant portion of the increase was due to cryptomining. So what th
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by colonelxc 4y ago
The "nobody dares giving bad feedback" thing isn't about retaliation (though I suppose that could happen). It's because perf is actually the worst place to provide "honest" feedback to a person about their perf
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by colonelxc 4y ago
In general, yes, I think that would be okay. I think it would be a mistake to create separate sections for each level. Overall your achievements within a single company should not be organized chronologically, but by what you want to show o
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by colonelxc 4y ago
I don't think that is unusual to list the latest level on a resume. I'm certainly not going to dedicate space on a resume to list time ranges for every promotion.
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by colonelxc 4y ago
It's generally not required to 'permanently delete instantly' (this includes GDPR). So you take a backup every day, and delete backups after 30 days (or whatever amount of time you need to for compliance). When somebody says
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by colonelxc 4y ago
It's still relevant. There are still numbers lower than 1%. Less than 1% of viewers will upvote/downvote a video they watched, which is much easier (and less expensive) than paying.
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by colonelxc 4y ago
This might just be an impreciseness of language, but it's actually 20 days after you've been there 3 years, and 25 after you've been there for 5. So if you're saying 'year six' starts the day after you've
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by colonelxc 5y ago
yes, though you should make sure you are allowed to install such software on your office laptop.
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by colonelxc 5y ago
It has a tooltip on the loss section that mentions that the young trees need to get big enough to 'achieve canopy closure'
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by colonelxc 5y ago
This study is about people who got Covid and now have issues, not issues with vaccines.
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by colonelxc 5y ago
Most recalls are just to fix things. It might be replacing brake pads, or a bumper, or in this case some software.
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by colonelxc 5y ago
I think the point is that the service mesh can't do the work of propagation. It needs the client to grab the input header, and attach it to any outbound requests. From the perspective of the service mesh, the service is handling X requ
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by colonelxc 5y ago
Advertising clearly wont "go die in a fire", no matter how frictionless the payments are. There was a conversation on hacker news just a few days ago about 'smart' TVs all getting ads, spying on the user, etc. This is an
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by colonelxc 5y ago
A lot of people at the national labs have Q clearances, even if they never do nuclear stuff. As the article somewhat mentions, it's roughly 'Q=TS+nukes'. So if you need to do any TS stuff at a national lab, you're going
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by colonelxc 5y ago
From the footnotes: """Stablecoins that are purportedly convertible for an underlying fiat currency are distinct from a smaller subset of stablecoin arrangements that use other means to attempt to stabilize the price of the i
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by colonelxc 5y ago
I think you meant https://blog.cloudflare.com/branch-predictor/
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by colonelxc 5y ago
There are a series of jokes in Google about things like this. Things like just wanting to serve a file, or run some small webapp, etc, etc. Google's tooling is geared towards building large, reliable apps. That makes wanting to build s
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by colonelxc 5y ago
For some reason XSS is missing from 2017 (should be 7), and as others noted, some categories merge (XSS is now part of injection)
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by colonelxc 5y ago
As a googler, this is pretty embarrassing

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