Andys

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by Andys 4y ago
Very interesting. I hope this can be shipped somehow in the free version of CRDB without resorting to a custom compiler.
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by Andys 4y ago
I think you meant, "In 2022, can anything be a news headline?"
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by Andys 4y ago
Good article. (CockroachDB sure seems a lot easier than this!)
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by Andys 4y ago
I saw it mentioned somewhere that he's planning to offer some kind of share bonus similar to SpaceX.
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by Andys 4y ago
Best argument around for doing your own startup.
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by Andys 4y ago
For shares in a company that might rocket to the moon?
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by Andys 4y ago
At least you're not on wellfare?
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by Andys 4y ago
Which country is this? In Australia, real estate agents use trust accounts for deposits in escrow, and are not allowed to use them as general accounts. And rental bonds are held by state governments.
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by Andys 4y ago
Yeah, I know. Just poking fun of their level of hype being such that they make it sound like you are one of a privileged few if they even take your call and allow you to buy this apparent masterpiece.
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by Andys 4y ago
When it must be so expensive its not even "call us", but "Schedule a Consultation". You fit in with their schedule, not the other way around?
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by Andys 4y ago
I think his main point is that for now, in the immediate present, nothing has really changed in terms of moderation, so the advertisers shouldn't be pulling out. But this probably ignores the fact that it is a crunch time in the econom
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by Andys 4y ago
He's said (more than once I think) the stock price was "too high". Although that was pre-split...
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by Andys 4y ago
RV traffic is already de-prioritized compared to residential. Planes are being charged way more money than residential.
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by Andys 4y ago
Traffic from 11pm to 7am isn't going to be part of the 1TB.
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by Andys 4y ago
I like using it for subscriptions, because it lists them all in one place and gives me a hassle-free way to cancel each of them.
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by Andys 4y ago
I like using it for subscriptions, because it lists them all in one place and gives me a hassle-free way to cancel each of them.
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by Andys 4y ago
mbuffer does the job
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by Andys 4y ago
Yes, and file_size != space_consumed is pretty much the main point of using ZFS!
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by Andys 4y ago
I learned HTTP1 pretty well but not much of 2. Since playing with QUIC, I've lost all interest in learning HTTP/2, it feels like something already outdated that we're collectively going to skip over soon.
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by Andys 4y ago
Its a good opportunity to switch out certbot for something else, there are some great alternative options on github
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by Andys 4y ago
I'm not finding this to be the case, on every computer I now uninstall snapd completely and use the firefox-esr PPA (mentioned elsewhere), and I am able to apt-get dist-upgrade regularly with no problems.
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by Andys 4y ago
Oh, so you're saying Copilot doesn't actually go far enough. It should not only give you code snippets but enforce particular licensing of the code it is helping you create?
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by Andys 4y ago
If you're against Copilot as developer, you're shooting yourself in the foot. Locking up code under non-permissive licenses stymies the pace of code development and increases the costs of progress dramatically. We all stand on the
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by Andys 4y ago
Is it enough to prevent another Incredible Journey?
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by Andys 4y ago
It was not simply programmed to walk, it was also using computer vision to decide where to walk too
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by Andys 4y ago
Roundtrip efficiency only 60-70%
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by Andys 4y ago
Why the hell were they storing it? just delete it after marking the account as verified.
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by Andys 4y ago
Well, I was member of the long covid slack group for almost a year before the vaccines were even available. It appears to be caused by the spike protein in some way, most people get it from infection, and some from the vaccine.
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by Andys 4y ago
Any plans to make it distributed? Generally need reliability and fail-over more than straight line speed of using all the cores of a machine.
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by Andys 4y ago
The Toyota Camry and entry-level model 3 are both about 3500lbs these days. Electric cars look likely to keep dropping in weight as the designs improve (ie. battery pack becomes more structural and less of just an additional load)

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