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by eejjjj82 2y ago
In Q3 2024 Google spent $7.2B on "Sales & Marketing Expenses". The data is not broken down more granularly. If 50% of that is pure "Marketing Expense" then you'll see that the scale of the market these players a
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by eejjjj82 2y ago
CORS is designed to protect the server data. It's a tool that gives servers a control mechanism to tell browsers "who can access my data". Imagine that your banking website used a standard JSON+REST API with cookie based auth
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by eejjjj82 3y ago
> Enterocytic liquid-liquid interfaces were established on permeable supports, and direct cellular cytotoxicity, transepithelial electrical resistance, paracellular flux, immunofluorescence staining, RNA-sequencing transcriptome, and tar
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by eejjjj82 4y ago
Large Language Model https://www.mlq.ai/what-is-a-large-language-model-llm/
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by eejjjj82 4y ago
Hiring 200 engineers
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Ask HN: Are there “Hacker News”'eque sites for other professional disciplines?
6 points by eejjjj82 5y ago|5 comments
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
Brought to you by "my friend Auzzie, a pretty smart dude."
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
Sure. Don't buy it
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/affirmative_action
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
I'm sorry, how is this seen as anything other than critical vulnerability in Windows?
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
In what way? Rust seems to be proving itself as a reliable mainstay in systems development https://github.com/rust-lang/rust The git repo has over 150,000 commits, 3,000 contributors, and 9 years of release history. Th
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by eejjjj82 5y ago
Best reply from Linus thus far ... Also, why is this in big-endian order? Let's just try to kill big-endian data, it's disgusting and should just die already. BE is practically dead anyway, we shouldn't add n
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
ASK ME FOR MONEY AND I WILL PAY YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
"This crypto experiment keeps yielding more interesting results." I completely agree. I don't pay attention to a lot (or any) online economic circles, but I'm astounded at the pushback of high profile economists (Krugman
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
Imagine if in 1975, the editor of your local news paper said that solar cells are the worlds least efficient energy source ever invented and they were the technology industry's greatest failure. Or in 1995 you read the same article abo
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
you mean .... will that condemn users to manually switch their default search engine to Google? if so, then maybe that's a good thing. also, with Duck Duck Go (and I assume others) I think it's more than debatable that Google is t
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
with this pricing model I'd expect they're just reselling something like the GCP OCR APIs, most likely with some domain specific value adds
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
Check out https://letsenhance.io/ I've been using it for >year to get print quality images. Works great
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
without trying to nitpick I had a similar reaction as pimlottc. the Gnome-Shell title page is: "GNOME Shell, next generation desktop shell" so when I read modern on your description I just chuckled a bit. in any case great work on
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
Because now there are 2 ways to do the same thing with little obvious benefit other than syntactic bikeshedding. 2 ways to do something is more complex than 1. But it's more than just the syntax of the code. It now means new lint rules
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
+100
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
Depends on how you setup the container.
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
Thank you! You're absolutely right. There is no context outside of the few lines OP asked and the quote you highlighted shows a lack of real world experience. Yes it's true the "right now" fixes indicate there is a probl
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
You do realize that high resolution video hosting and serving is about the most expensive thing you can do on the internet? Just see Vimeo's fee schedule.
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
For anyone interested in building this DIY on a smaller scale I highly recommend this Tech Ingredients youtube channel's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--c0tiIZG6o This is by far the nerdiest channel I subscrib
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
No that would just be marketing fluff, it's actually designed "to drive speed and efficiency of the Quarkus framework, with its 'supersonic subatomic Java.'"
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by eejjjj82 6y ago
No... doing your own analysis to verify the study is incredibly scientific. And the authors have provided you their code. So find a bug in the implementation which can invalidate one of their claims. Lack of tests, is not a bug.
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by eejjjj82 7y ago
uhhh.... i'm pretty sure we're going to find several orders of magnitude difference between 'extreme sports' (except maybe base jumping) and 'homemade rocketry' this infographic isn't exactly authoritative
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by eejjjj82 7y ago
"Last quarter, nearly all of the company’s $40.5 billion in revenue came from advertising. Meanwhile, a collection of newer businesses that Alphabet lumps together as “other bets” in its financial statements, including the self-driving
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by eejjjj82 7y ago
would you feel better if your Makefile looks like this: install: [ $(id -u) -ne 0 ] && echo 'please run sudo make install' || curl https//my.thing | /bin/sh it goes back to what jve sa

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