truted2

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by truted2 6mo ago
I think they were buying carbon offsets at some point and trying to validate that the countries and organizations that were selling the carbon offset were not cutting down those trees, effectively profiting twice.
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by truted2 6mo ago
I agree with you. One counterargument is that producing software was never a path to adoption unless you had distribution and the big companies (OpenAI, Anthropic) have distribution on a scale that individuals will not.
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by truted2 8mo ago
> For example, world top-10 youth chess players and later world top-10 adult chess players are nearly 90% different individuals across time. Top secondary students and later top university students are also nearly 90% different people. L
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by truted2 1y ago
I know this isn't federal jurisdiction but ever since reading the executive order issued yesterday and the quite vague description of what is Antifa I wonder if this type of interference/obstruction of law will start to be prosecu
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Spot the Difference(imgur.com)
2 points by truted2 4y ago|0 comments
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by truted2 5y ago
Since the money has already been invested they probably don’t care who succeeds/fails but they want the unicorn to give returns ASAP so they can be spent before they die.
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by truted2 5y ago
There is also cost cutting. I personally experienced very high hosting bills unexpectedly and then spent a month changing my infrastructure to run for almost free again. I personally prefer these optimization challenges over borrowing money
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by truted2 5y ago
How does a low interest rate affect investment? In the end you still need to return the principle so is the idea that it just offers you smaller loan payments (ie. More time for your investment to succeed)?
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by truted2 5y ago
You forgot to mention the door knob hole is perfect for cable management.
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by truted2 5y ago
Think about the timescale that lithium has been a valuable resource. When the first oil wells were being drilled in Pennsylvania for lamp oil no one could fathom how oil exploration, extraction and processing techniques would evolve to mech
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by truted2 5y ago
I’ve searched for my domain on Facebook and LinkedIn and if the group or profiles are public it found the links (mobile LinkedIn search is limited so you need to use the Desktop version)
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by truted2 5y ago
Similar experience with Instagram. With Facebook I can at least use the search to an extent (if page is public) but Instagram story links have no traceability.
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by truted2 5y ago
Anecdotally I tried this once and not one of the 50,000 users that visited replied.
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by truted2 5y ago
I’ve seen these ideas pitched on Hacker News but is there any examples of HN users: 1. Starting a business that generally pays minimum wage and attempting to pay their employees more 2. Buying property and renting it out at below market rat
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by truted2 5y ago
I’ve been developing in WebGL for the last year on a Mac and can’t help but notice that Firefox and Chrome have much better performance (fps) than Safari. I would’ve thought Safari on Mac hardware would work best. Does anyone know where the
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by truted2 5y ago
Let me guess: premultiplyAlpha?
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by truted2 5y ago
“Why do you wonder that globe-trotting does not help you, seeing that you always take yourself with you?” -Seneca “you can't get away from yourself by moving from one place to another.” -Hemingway “ No matter how far you travel, you ca
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by truted2 5y ago
In Cartesian coordinates we use x,y notation so lng,lat seems like the more familiar convention for math students.
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by truted2 5y ago
“ It has killed more than 865,000 Americans, the vast majority unvaccinated.” Could someone please put a number on “vast majority”? I keep hearing this adage but a majority is 51% and there’s a big range between 51 and 100% that a word like
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by truted2 5y ago
How do you account for the popularity of JIRA? (It’s quite complex)
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by truted2 5y ago
"Few men have virtue to withstand the highest bidder." -founding father and first president of the United States of America
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by truted2 5y ago
> to obtain remote, unauthorized access to any of the tens of millions of smartphones and mobile devices utilizing a U.S. Company Two-provided operating system U.S. Company Two provides a mobile operation system. Hmmm, now who could that
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by truted2 5y ago
As long as they still use a <video> tag does the chrome or JS implementation matter? The tag captures the semantics that Google can now use to show the video in their search results! etc. Using custom plugins like Flash made this much
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by truted2 5y ago
Humans have a tendency to post rationalize their choices. Once you’re stuck with the consequences of your actions you justify it in a way that’s psychologically acceptable to you.
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by truted2 5y ago
“Of all adults ages 55 to 64, 19.6% were childless, compared to 15.9% of those ages 65 to 74, and 10.9% of those 75 years and older.” According to this linear trend the last child in America will be born in 2045 [1] [1] https://x
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by truted2 6y ago
Would this "fraud" detection be triggered by some unauthorized user trying their account password too many times or a more sophisticated attack?
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by truted2 6y ago
Looking at the dev tools, auth.enombic.com/authorize is being pinged about once a second. Seems like an Oauth request gone awry?
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by truted2 6y ago
Are you running behind a load balancer on AWS? You might have to increase the idle connection timeout from the default (60 seconds). I use the max 4000s on hopps.io. Sending keep alive's to prevent the socket connection from closing al
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Why Silicon Valley Pushes the UBI Narrative(beta.trustory.io)
7 points by truted2 7y ago|4 comments