I think that the crowd on HN tend to enjoy learning, and thus wouldn’t find it pointless to read.
I wonder how it compares to electric car usage, or street lights in the USA.
How much value are the Voyager's providing us at the moment, in terms of scientific data?
As a man who lived outside western society for many years, I often received comments about my looks and mannerisms. Did I cry like a baby, no. I made jokes about their looks and mannerisms. It's called banter. There is…
I'm not American and not taking sides. Have you listened to the latest the latest Joe Rogan episode with Musk. The Harris camp seems to be guilty of many of the things they accused Trump of. Echo chambers happen on both…
While I don't think react is the best frontend framework, it has become the industry standard and therefore is the most peaceful approach to building apps in 2024.
Either way, it would force us to re-think our practice of broadcasting into space.
I think this is a good point to consider. Let's imagine an inexperienced developer comes across a problem in an open source library, that has an existing issue raised in GitHub. Are tools like Copilot and ChatGPT good…
Teams, Teams and Skype.
I don't like Oracle Cloud, but not for the reasons described in this article. For me, it seemed like none of the documentation was written at a native English level, which made things confusing. The Oracle Cloud…
Is this because Hyundai simply don't want you to replace the battery, and would prefer you buy a new car? Batteries are not like most other car parts which can be manufactured by a dozen different companies. It sounds…
Were unit tests a thing back when the probes were built? I wonder how new engineers learn about the intricacies of such ancient tech, without breaking them.
I've seen companies store pdf invoices in the database too, for the same reasons you spoke of.
I found a lot of luck by telling ChatGPT that I want direct answers only. But you're right, it's annoying.
I don't think it was a pile of rubble when they started defending it. The city previously held strategic value.
Google have a history of acting now and communicating to customers later. Just look up the number of issues developers have with the Play Store.
I wonder if some kind of Blockchain proof of work could be used to verify chat results in the future. Especially if the models grow quicker with realtime data.
It's difficult to imagine a lifeform bigger than a worm surviving more than a few meters beneath the surface. Mammals just require too much energy to function.
I guess the latency between AWS and your data centre would have a negative impact on game performance.
The cloud isn't about saving money, it's about convenience and automation of using someone elses environmentand tools.
He mentions that he doesn't see it as a problem for his use-case. "so I’m not on the edge right next to your house, but I guess it’s not a problem." I don't see why it's a weird post.
I think they're talking about opening the router firewall to inbound traffic, as opposed to the standard outbound traffic.
When I hear numbers like this, my gut tells me that there must be life out there somewhere.
I read that DynamoDB and S3 share many similarities in terms of architecture.
The prices seem cheaper than Digital Ocean and AWS Lightsail. What's the catch ?
I think that the crowd on HN tend to enjoy learning, and thus wouldn’t find it pointless to read.
I wonder how it compares to electric car usage, or street lights in the USA.
How much value are the Voyager's providing us at the moment, in terms of scientific data?
As a man who lived outside western society for many years, I often received comments about my looks and mannerisms. Did I cry like a baby, no. I made jokes about their looks and mannerisms. It's called banter. There is…
I'm not American and not taking sides. Have you listened to the latest the latest Joe Rogan episode with Musk. The Harris camp seems to be guilty of many of the things they accused Trump of. Echo chambers happen on both…
While I don't think react is the best frontend framework, it has become the industry standard and therefore is the most peaceful approach to building apps in 2024.
Either way, it would force us to re-think our practice of broadcasting into space.
I think this is a good point to consider. Let's imagine an inexperienced developer comes across a problem in an open source library, that has an existing issue raised in GitHub. Are tools like Copilot and ChatGPT good…
Teams, Teams and Skype.
I don't like Oracle Cloud, but not for the reasons described in this article. For me, it seemed like none of the documentation was written at a native English level, which made things confusing. The Oracle Cloud…
Is this because Hyundai simply don't want you to replace the battery, and would prefer you buy a new car? Batteries are not like most other car parts which can be manufactured by a dozen different companies. It sounds…
Were unit tests a thing back when the probes were built? I wonder how new engineers learn about the intricacies of such ancient tech, without breaking them.
I've seen companies store pdf invoices in the database too, for the same reasons you spoke of.
I found a lot of luck by telling ChatGPT that I want direct answers only. But you're right, it's annoying.
I don't think it was a pile of rubble when they started defending it. The city previously held strategic value.
Google have a history of acting now and communicating to customers later. Just look up the number of issues developers have with the Play Store.
I wonder if some kind of Blockchain proof of work could be used to verify chat results in the future. Especially if the models grow quicker with realtime data.
It's difficult to imagine a lifeform bigger than a worm surviving more than a few meters beneath the surface. Mammals just require too much energy to function.
I guess the latency between AWS and your data centre would have a negative impact on game performance.
The cloud isn't about saving money, it's about convenience and automation of using someone elses environmentand tools.
He mentions that he doesn't see it as a problem for his use-case. "so I’m not on the edge right next to your house, but I guess it’s not a problem." I don't see why it's a weird post.
I think they're talking about opening the router firewall to inbound traffic, as opposed to the standard outbound traffic.
When I hear numbers like this, my gut tells me that there must be life out there somewhere.
I read that DynamoDB and S3 share many similarities in terms of architecture.
The prices seem cheaper than Digital Ocean and AWS Lightsail. What's the catch ?