dhab

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by dhab 7mo ago
Conditioning the crowd gradually towards being monetised in some of the most egregious ways - first pay for the glasses, then pay with revelations of private life sold to government (ICE?), business (private insurance) and so on. Super evil
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by dhab 8mo ago
By combining ai with space, in addition to any other plays that he might be playing around legal or financial areas, he's positioning (marketing) spaceX for the bandwagon that everyone else might jump into to deploy a space datacentre.
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by dhab 10mo ago
Could someone help me understand. I looked at: https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/s... it seems to support multiple modes. I didn't quite get if Automatic TLS ( https://devel
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by dhab 1y ago
Curious why some of these posts are downgraded? Is that to be considered a rating of the company? Dislike for the advert because it misses some details expected? Etc Would be good if the downgraders left a comment explaining. Note: I am not
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by dhab 1y ago
First time coming across this project and it's amazing!! Disclaimer: not used it, but certainly going to try it. Technology is too fragmented - day to day many of us depend on a ton of tools to go by our (work)days even for simple stu
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by dhab 2y ago
I know I won't be able to dig it up, but certain that I read this research paper where they concluded in words to the effect that jobs which require a bit of passion are the most underpaid/overworked - e.g. teachers, nurses, music
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by dhab 2y ago
Love it. I generally avoided excel when my previous role was a dev. Now, leading a team - I find it more useful as it's a little universe to add various computations (counts, min, max) of various sorts of data that I want to keep trac
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Ask HN: Doomsday Prep – But for Tech?
4 points by dhab 2y ago|1 comments
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by dhab 2y ago
OPs blub I guess - which apparently happens outside of programming languages. My blub was recently challenged when I recently learned about FreeBSD.
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by dhab 2y ago
This article is relating a bad experience with a push-the-envelope device on the bleeding edge, extrapolated to "Future of AI".
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by dhab 3y ago
I've completed a vocational course in Australia recently on woodworking - enough to land you an intern position at an actual shop. Here's a few comparisons off the top (WW=WoodWorking, Soft=Software Dev/Engr): * WW: must plan
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by dhab 3y ago
Not knonwing Musk before, i was only exposed to the perception of him created by media. It seems like he has turned from someone reasonable to an idiot who is up his own arse now - with off-the-charts god-complex
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Ask HN: What are the chances Sam Altman relied on AI to come back as CEO?
1 points by dhab 3y ago|9 comments
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Sad state of affairs in AI: Jeremy Howard remorseful(abc.net.au)
2 points by dhab 3y ago|0 comments
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by dhab 3y ago
I am compiling these as a case against adoption of Microsoft Can anyone provide references for these proving their current existence?
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by dhab 3y ago
Really commend the ambitious move here. If successful it would be such a differentiator blazing a new trail!
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by dhab 3y ago
Anything Oracle / Microsoft = mistrust Like my coworker
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by dhab 3y ago
Curious to know from experts in the above to see if ChatGPTs response is valid? Me as someone who knows nothing about either, looking at a nuanced response from ChatGPT, puts me at awe - esp. response to the question: "Say I called a b
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by dhab 3y ago
I have interviewed quite a few now, and for me it might be: (T)ech used before that meets job requirements, (I)nitiatives taken, (C)an my team work well with this person, (K)nowledge acquiring capability on something - proxied by things lik
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Ask HN: What apps suite do you use for you company IT infra?
2 points by dhab 3y ago|0 comments
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by dhab 3y ago
Does it make it stronger over time? Is it like muscles- pain few days after exercise but over 6mos, significant difference?
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by dhab 3y ago
I agree. I am a dev, and I have done pair programming few times now. I am not sure I got the value that was hyped. I'd use that selectively on some nutty areas, and address things more broadly by introducing the "waste" of ha
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by dhab 4y ago
I think it's a bit extreme. I have developed some heurisitics, which so far are (living in Australia): * news.com.au = clickbait * government funded ones = abc, sbs are free and ok * 9 news, 7 news = negative * google news = aggregator
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by dhab 4y ago
That’s a poor solution. I’ve used the dongle and the failing mechanical parts (twist of the cables, Bulkiness etc) make it unreliable.
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by dhab 4y ago
One can forgive slow learners for that ;)
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by dhab 4y ago
How do you know there are less vulnerabilities in a smaller package than there are in a better adopted one(usu bigger)? And isn’t it more likely that big packages (they got big I feel due to expanding user-base requirements) get the patch s
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by dhab 4y ago
I went with a manual-mix approach: var boxes = document.querySelectorAll("#root > div > div.sportsWrapper > div.theSport > div:nth-child(2) > input[type=checkbox]") Then "start", wait for go signal
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by dhab 4y ago
Could you elaborate why one would want to do this besides for unifying everything to terraform. If you have already written cloudformation, you’d be losing a stack view which centrally describes things deployed in that AWS ac and how they a
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by dhab 4y ago
After mulling between Elixir vs Go to have a tool in the toolbelt covering the use-case of concurrent server-side apps, I picked a book on Go and went through the first chapter. Disenchanted to hear (some) concurrency bugs easy to introduce
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by dhab 4y ago
For AWS, this might help: https://aws.amazon.com/architecture/this-is-my-architecture/

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