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perceptronas
2mo ago
How do you deal with master failures for specific shard? Does switch happen automatically once server becomes unresponsive?
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Acoustic Side Channel Attack on Keyboards (2023)
(arxiv.org)
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perceptronas
9mo ago
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perceptronas
9mo ago
Interesting, are you at least entitled to rule 261 compensation?
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Building an OS in the Browser [video]
(youtube.com)
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perceptronas
2y ago
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perceptronas
2y ago
With a lot of AI content everywhere, truth becomes hard to agree on. Wikipedia alone will not be enough to capture all facts so everyone is happy.
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perceptronas
2y ago
- No more growth for traditional software engineers in terms of new jobs. Role essentially becomes deprecated, we start transitioning into new software engineers. - Consumer hardware space becomes more popular for new startups - Ads in LLMs
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perceptronas
2y ago
Not what you asked, but: Accept this challenge as an opportunity. Find ways to deal with it. You will grow a lot because of that. Good luck! (Opposite suggestion to some sibling comments which recommend to look for another job)
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perceptronas
2y ago
You can store it in two or N places. Or bank can do this for you.
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perceptronas
3y ago
Their product embodied their values. It turned out that their values are quite radical when exposed to general public. In my opinion, unless there are people and cultural changes - its quite hard to imagine their long term success in this
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perceptronas
3y ago
Thanks for sharing. I don't have such good credentials, but I've had my time wasted as well. Now without a written position description and salary I don't agree to the meetings. Seems like a great filter as at least half of t
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perceptronas
3y ago
I appreciate "alternatives" popping up. I am not sure if its due new Youtube CEO, but it is getting very hostile recently. One example I can share – I usually did open youtube.com and see suggested videos list. Now instead of that
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perceptronas
3y ago
I upvote things that are interesting to me and hope they will be interesting for others. I rarely downvote. Maybe only rude comments? Not sure, but it happens rarely.
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perceptronas
3y ago
European Commission fits here. Head of commission is approved by parliament as far I know, but commissars are not elected, just suggested by each state governments. Also, all EU laws can only be proposed by European Commission. Others can s
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perceptronas
3y ago
I didn't say its non-language specific only. I also listed few language specific ones and non-language ones. Not sure I can add more to be clear
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3y ago
This IDE doesn't seem to differ from CLion with Rust plugin. I guess, its only about making Rust plugin paid from their side – which makes sense from their side. I hope they can deliver quality. On the other hand, they are notoriously
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perceptronas
3y ago
Anyone know when important patents will expire?
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3y ago
>I suspect it was part of the reasons Scala died Scala is quite inspect-able, you can always use static analysis tools and IDE to find how everything works. Usually just one cmd+click away. Even metaprogramming, although can be hard to u
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3y ago
FP Scala is enforced by discipline rather than the language itself. It works wonderfully, even though you don't have effect tracking and can launch intercontinental missiles everywhere. Not saying this paradigm fits in Ruby, but it cer
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perceptronas
3y ago
Your car gets stolen. Older cars get absolutely no support for their software
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3y ago
Its a bit unfair that you buy a "single player" game at that high price and cannot play it at the version you buy it.
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Nobody Likes the New 'Diablo 4' 1.1 Patch
(forbes.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Didn't we read about EU trying to put backdoors in E2E messaging apps like two months ago? I think parent comment has at least some truth to the claims
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3y ago
My gut feeling is that EU wouldn't cave and would be OK on running on outdated Linux. There is really no citizen influence on block wide policies so I doubt a protests would work or that any majority of non-technical people would care.
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3y ago
Sadly, in most places (AFAIK) its outright illegal to disable drones which are even in (or over) your yard
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perceptronas
3y ago
Thanks for sharing. It does sound almost too good to be true. I'll check it out
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3y ago
What about number one – Alphabet?
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3y ago
I suspect after some time this will fail and will get merged back to Instagram. Instagram is already a "twitter" app they have. I think IG idea is even better: tweet with image. Of course, they messed it up big time with various a
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3y ago
Hopefully this will result in YT losing their dominant position. (Saying as a person who pays for Premium) After Youtube removed dislikes and started pushing "shorts" – it became noticeably worse.
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3y ago
The problem is that a lot of those databases will not exist to begin with. Also, data owners are much more protective of their data. 8 years ago I could just ask companies for anonymised data for academic purposes and they would give it or
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3y ago
To be fair, it's already been torpedoed due to GDPR. I wonder if it could get worse. I'm not saying it was a bad idea, but it truly puts the EU at a great disadvantage there.
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