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I wonder how they designed it all so that it would be machined in earth's atmosphere at ambient temperature, made to open in a cold near-0K vacuum, collect electrostatically charged fine dust material of unknown chemistry, close up the
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Looks amazing, I'll try it out. This will save me a bunch of time copy-pasting words in Papago and trying to lookup the grammar's meaning on random websites.
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Doesn't seem like the link works?
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IBKR can also be finicky when it comes to what they allow on their platform. They seem to want people to do stock brokerage, and not use their service for other things despite offering a whole lot of convenient features that suggest they wa
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If you're building a business, the Free tier should be a starting point, not a forever solution. Either the business dies, or it grows and you'll graduate to a paid option very quickly.
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SQLite is cute and very appropriate in certain cases: - Local storage for a mobile/desktop app, instead of a DIY file type. - Local cache storage for a distributed system, instead of a DIY file type. While you can use it as
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Foreign Key Support on PlanetScale
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That's a ridiculous fallback to the actual problem: preemptively cutting someone's livelihood ahead of a battle. An alternative: let's send the defendant to public housing before they head to court. They'll still have a
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Not drinking _all_ of the trans-culture koolaid doesn't make someone trans-phobic. I think he's posting a lot of crap, and probably doesn't have much of a filter and is impulsive at times. Clearly he's got some mental pr
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I'm not. I just saw first hand how you call the cops and no one comes, can't be bothered. Don't leave anything in your car, don't ride your bike or get mugged. Drugged out zombies. I'm good. We were there in and out
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Urban California mostly is as such. Otherwise do tell me where? Also I'm talking about my perspective living in the Bay in general. LA is less bad.
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California is very expensive for what you get, and grew to become quite unpleasant to live in. High crime rate and a bunch of woke DAs and activists makes family life in the Bay area uncomfortable. And then you're supposed to pay a pre
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Organizations in aggregate tend to underachieve whatever goal they set out to do. As a leader, "If you run, they walk. If you walk, they stand. If you stand, they sleep.“
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How? Psychologically a company that size can't say that and then just maintain status quo: if it aims for that, it will instead rot and die.
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For a second I thought this was an ad for a democratized CT scan machine, but alas it's a 75k$/y subscription machine? This makes a convincing case for having CT scanners available in one's hobby workshop, but the prices woul
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I didn't research much, I just put ASOT on Spotify and I skip all the talking.
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Something strange is how prevalent listening to trance music seems to be amongst people doing deep work or study. I personally get my best work done when there's a good trance mix and no voice/intelligible conversation. I almost c
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It's not that common outside the US in my experience, and the kitchenettes are barely usable.
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If it's just me passing by: hotel. If I'm going somewhere for a few days or with family and friends: AirBnB. Hotels are "I just want a bed to sleep and get out and about". AirBnBs are when you need more privacy because o
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If you travel with kids, house-like amenities are lifesavers. Feeding young kids with only restaurant food for days... isn't a realistic or healthy proposition.
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Why is text search so related to vector search by your opinion?
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And soon, on MySQL/Vitess as well: https://planetscale.com/ai
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That's a bit of a ridiculously cynical take. The majority of democratic US allies that harbor US bases have a population that supports the presence of the troops. And those in power there aren't so because of the US military power
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This is a convincing take but in reality, when Trump threatened to pull out troops from many of those nations, these nations weren't excited the slightest about it.
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If the PCB layout matters, then that could be part of the building block? Like "if you need this bit, it will take X by Y footprint. here's various circuits that do $JOB within $PARAMS".
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I wish there was some "here are basic building blocks to achieve XYZ" for real beginners who just want to hack something together. E.g. I would like a 48VDC-48VDC battery-to-battery charger, but I have no idea how to get started.
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LLM code generation tools are producing output equivalent to a new grad who doesn't know much how to write code that integrates well in a program. It churns out a lot of text but every bit of it needs to be questioned and reviewed. As
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Do what all the other countries do, only the US manages to make the whole thing incredibly intolerable, with the ruddest staff they could hire.
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They could clean the streets instead, that'd be a better use of money and everyone's time.
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Prices will stall and inflation will erode the actual value of real estate.
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