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by 323 4y ago
She's 28 and well educated. The "sucker" defense will not work for her.
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by 323 4y ago
Trabucco is the one flying under the radar. He resigned as CEO this July, well after supposedly they tapped into customers funds. I'm sure we'll hear about him too, one way or the other.
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by 323 4y ago
4 wheel drive is also not real, because under the hood they share the same engine.
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by 323 4y ago
I think user error is a much biggest risk than technical failure. Unless you can make the jetpack prevent you from doing stupid things, like Airbus airplanes which disallow the pilot going outside the safety envelope. Maybe you can have a s
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by 323 4y ago
Not completely. For example mitochondrial DNA is totally separate from regular DNA, and it's passed exclusively mother to offspring. It's the old bootstrapping problem - how do you get a running C compiler from code if you don&#x2
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by 323 4y ago
In a way, all cells are female, because DNA from sperm and egg is the software, but it always runs on female hardware (the egg). This is also why "cloning dinosaurs" might be extremely difficult even if you found complete DNA, you
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by 323 4y ago
But pip -U will only update first level dependencies (the ones directly listed in requirements.txt). It will not update secondary dependencies. This is why every 3 months or so I completely delete the venv and recreate it.
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by 323 4y ago
> and it will update your dependencies. I'm pretty sure you need an extra step, since pip freeze will put "==" constraints in the lock file. I do the same thing, but I have this extra step to replace "==" with
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by 323 4y ago
> exactly like how `npm install` updates the package-lock.json and requires additional flags to use the lockfile instead `npm install` doesn't do that anymore since at least a year
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by 323 4y ago
> Police say a member of Elon Musk’s security team is currently a suspect in their investigation, not a victim
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Police provide first official details of Elon Musk’s alleged stalker incident(theguardian.com)
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by 323 4y ago
> and the alpha is sucked up by extended hours traders That's a bizarre claim. If I buy and hold for weeks/months/years, no alpha was sucked from me. If I day-trade, well, I get what I deserve if I have no edge or don&#x
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by 323 4y ago
You don't need to trust them. The cops love to arrest people, especially in a high-profile incident. They didn't arrest anyone in this case.
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by 323 4y ago
What do you mean? It seems to do free text search over notes content just fine for me.
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by 323 4y ago
The last vote had 17 mil votes. If I were Russia or China, I would gladly pay 150 mil if I could steer Twitter into a direction I want.
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by 323 4y ago
Not sure the best idea, but it's the same in the stock market - only shareholders can vote.
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by 323 4y ago
So does that mean that further major optimizations are basically impossible? You don't always need the operation finished right away. Maybe REP MOVS could return a sort of a handle that you then wait for when you actually need to use t
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by 323 4y ago
zstd is quite slow at higher compression levels, if S3 would compress who pays the compute? Maybe they could offer it as an extra, and spawn EC2 instances as needed and bill you.
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by 323 4y ago
Intel is known to analyze code from actual applications and invent new instructions that seem to be missing. Surely they are aware of the memcpy problem, so if it's true that servers spend a lot of time copying memory, what is Intel (o
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by 323 4y ago
It seems the Mastodon ecosystem has serious problems scaling. Most of the servers are closed to registrations, and we are just talking about a couple million new users over 2 months. What if 100 mil users want to move? Are we going to reliv
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by 323 4y ago
If you don't pay for the product you are the product. Except if you pay for the product, then you are the product too.
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by 323 4y ago
Another feature is that you can now run VS Code inside, so now Emacs finally has a decent text editor: https://i.redd.it/1a4yhesko26a1.png
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by 323 4y ago
But the body during evolution didn't have access to ice (studying polar bears and pinguins might be interesting). So it could be that ice is a good thing, just like air conditioning is a good thing, but nature had no way of evolving th
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by 323 4y ago
Interesting. Maybe also add a "reliability" cost, so something like S3 would be more reliable than a more complex system like RedShift.
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by 323 4y ago
No, some nitter problem: https://twitter.com/jack/status/1603945963944480768
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by 323 4y ago
Elon Musk posted "Vox Populi, Vox Dei" on 19 Oct and 19 Nov. Today is 19 Dec, and in 12 hours he'll post again that the people have spoken. He's playing some sort of game. https://twitter.com/elonmusk&#x2
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by 323 4y ago
Everybody, vote NO, Elon Musk as CEO of Twitter is too much fun, let's not end it...
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by 323 4y ago
Could also be malicious compliance.
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by 323 4y ago
Maybe Elon is playing 15D chess, and crashing Twitter into the ground is part of a bigger plan.
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by 323 4y ago
Recommended by Jack too: https://nitter.it/jack/status/1603945963944480768

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