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This lottery scam is used for John Muir Trail permits. https://www.pcta.org/discover-the-trail/john-muir-trail/jmt-... https://www.recreation.gov/permits/233260
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Yes, but the programs were written in APL.
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Cousins also have cousins that aren't related to you.
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I have used VSCode-Neovim on OSX since roughly NVIM v0.5. It is quite simply the best vim environment I've ever used and I've used quite a few. I date myself back to vim, back to vi and even to TECO. I pair this setup with the cla
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4y ago
Kagi is indeed a great search engine. Why oh why can't it just be an option on the Safari search engine preference panel? Maybe the login.
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PageRank was all Larry Page. The cited article was about the search engine. https://patents.google.com/patent/US6285999B1/en
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4y ago
Isn't LPDDR5 in the M2 supporting ECC? I believe it corrects errors but doesn't report them, no?
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If the black hole forms separately and then captures a star with an orbiting planet into an orbit, why could the planet not continue to just orbit the orbiting star? Wouldn't this be like a planet orbiting a binary star? There will be
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If your list is short then you won't have a problem. But if your list is long then traversing it can be a major problem. For example, if your list item is page aligned like the task_struct in the Linux kernel, rescheduling the next p
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How is this different from Facebook's CIR? https://www.phoronix.com/news/Meta-Developing-Clang-IR-CIR
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Yeah, this did happen to my S. It was covered out-of-warranty because the TSA said it would be a good idea if Tesla covered it out-of-warranty. Tesla concurred. https://www.tesla.com/support/8gb-emmc-recall-frequently-a
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> other models might be better in certain regions The US Navy's COAMPS model is good for littoral regions.
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Not weather, sun, sun, sun, sun, sun!
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The Founding Fathers wrote a republican constitution and knew for a fact that as a direct consequence of the republican structure that there would be factions. That was the point of Ben Franklin's quote: a republic, if you can keep
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He wasn't anti-war either.
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California to discontinue plastic grocery bags
(sfgate.com)
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WebAssembly code consists of sequences of instructions. Its computational model is based on a stack machine in that instructions manipulate values on an implicit operand stack, consuming (popping) argument values and producing or returning
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Agreed. To me, a co-founder is anyone pre-money. Anyone post-money is an employee.
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Maybe this is just too prosaic, but I'd like 64-bit unsigned integers in Java. I'd like Unums, which are not integers, especially the low precision variants.
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I’m a Magnus fanboy. He’s been and continues to be a great champion. He’s up there in the pantheon with Kasparov, Anand and Fischer. We’re lucky to have him. That kinda settles this for me.
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I had a Dell XPS 13 and tried to get a Linux distributor running on it (not hard) reliably (impossible). This led to hours, days of frustration and I eventually gave it away to someone who spent hours more and eventually put Windows back on
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This all depends on the local energy mix at night. If the local mix has a lot of nuclear or hydro then charging at night is a good idea. If instead it has a lot of gas or coal then it is a bad idea. It depends on whether there is cleanish e
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This is quite real. I did EECS at Berkeley Engineering and I still have nightmares about not finishing something and this is close to 20 years later. I’m going to a BBQ next week with some of my classmates and I’m going going to ask them. A
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You will be happy to know that there was no post election violence in Alaska after their special election to replace Don Young.
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The first time I ever saw an EV was in San Francisco, an EV1, somewhere around 2000. It literally was silent at slow speeds. My own first EV was a Leaf which has a noise maker which starts audible and decreases with speed and cuts out at ab
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The only thing trackers do is track. I found that, for me, just walking every day helped a lot (starting from a COVID couch potato). It got me to 30. But to get to the next level, you really have to stress. I had to start climbing stairs, s
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I assume you meant VO2Max; the real thing costs money. I feel like such a shill but your Apple Watch estimates it based on your activity, heart rate and movement. It shows up in the Apple Fitness on your iPhone. It is an estimate but it goe
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I do something similar though less taxing . I gave my brother an Apple Watch and we track each other's workouts but not competitively. Often, to close a ring, we'll WeChat during the walk; a chat or a podcast really takes the e
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I just texted Dave that he made the HN front page, a lifetime achievement to be sure. My favorite rant of his is web dot. https://yost.com/misc/nix-on-www.html
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in a very strong or vigorous manner "he coughed violently"
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