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Slack Code(salesforce.com)
81 points by trollied 28d ago|110 comments
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by trollied 2mo ago
Auto play video when you scroll? Behave
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New Meta AI Glasses(meta.com)
3 points by trollied 3mo ago|1 comments
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by trollied 3mo ago
They are hiring. I've seen one role listed for more than a year, and it's because of their hiring process. Here's a random job, by way of example: https://canonical.com/careers/3433732/application S
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by trollied 3mo ago
They just leased a massive spacex data centre.
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by trollied 4mo ago
My bank has a feature whereby it'll tell you promoinently in their app if they are currently calling you.
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by trollied 4mo ago
The “8gb gamble” could be seen as a misleading headline. The review is very fair - it’s an amazing bit of kit for the money.
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by trollied 4mo ago
<img src="underconstruction.gif">
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by trollied 4mo ago
That’s not how accounting works.
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by trollied 5mo ago
GitHub has already been bettered - gitlab is much better, in my opinion.
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by trollied 9mo ago
They were amazing. I had a dual socket board. I do wonder what they'd be up to now if they still existed... 4 socket ryzen boards, 2kw? lol
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by trollied 9mo ago
Go ahead and explain why. There are some incredibly intelligent people in other countries.
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by trollied 9mo ago
No idea - the ryzen based ones are better!
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by trollied 10mo ago
No, you are confusing Transmeta with Transitive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickTransit
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Hosting Minecraft on a cheap AliExpress smart lightbulb(blog.adafruit.com)
2 points by trollied 10mo ago|0 comments
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by trollied 10mo ago
They are illegal now in the UK.
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by trollied 10mo ago
Government shutdown. ATC are not being paid. Sort your country out!
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FFmpeg dealing with a security researcher(twitter.com)
107 points by trollied 11mo ago|165 comments
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by trollied 11mo ago
Not true though. Internally they can “shell out” to sub-tasks that know how to do specific things. The specific things don’t have to be models. (I’m specifically talking about commercial hosted ones that have the capability i describe - obv
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by trollied 11mo ago
It's not hard to get right. It's expensive to get right. And that affects pricing and profitability. You have to have a threshold.
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by trollied 11mo ago
Yup. I clicked on it, based on the title, and expected a long-form article. Not a simple library utilisation post.
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by trollied 1y ago
I hate to say it, but this is because you are not a Java developer. It’s very easy to debug.
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by trollied 1y ago
They should learn to write a few lines of code themselves while they wait.
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by trollied 1y ago
You can still do “unsafe” stuff in rust, and people do. It’s perfectly possible to write safe C and C++ these days. And you don’t have to deal with a borrow checker, and a very small pool of developers available to hire.
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by trollied 1y ago
You've just reminded me NTK was a thing.
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by trollied 1y ago
Oh, I read "Delphi" and assumed Pascal! A sign that i'm getting old and kids are naming things :)
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by trollied 1y ago
+++ATH0 Those old enough will know :)
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by trollied 1y ago
I can't see this disrupting the EDI world any time soon. Big business people will know what I mean.
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by trollied 1y ago
Yes, your 2 seat small business isn't paying the bills.
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by trollied 1y ago
From yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44933452

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