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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Assume high value items are the majority of the thefts by value: $800'000 in thefts from that aisle * 51% for a (slim) majority * 2000 stores = $816M in shrinkage. If your store is seeing six figure losses due to theft you hire out som
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
It's Valve hardware, so more likely than not it'll flop and you can pick one up for $50 on the 2022 winter sale. Even then it might be relevant for enough weeks to make devs consider designing for native Linux and be in too deep
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Check the link. What it's saying is that most times the police receive a notice of a gunshot, it's a false positive. In Chicago this leads to 60 dead-end responses each day. Very few systems are worth that trouble
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Do you know what they call alternative medicine that works? Medicine.
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
>Is this much less accurate than governmental statistics? In some countries, governments have a detailed statistics based on a number of reported crimes per capita. Those surveys are particular good in comparing crime between two cities
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
From the article, the study assumes that COS is released primarily from plants. Are there any industrial processes that could be releasing this as a byproduct? The claim seems like it could be better tested by measuring COS in a controlled
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
No one's saying it will be fun. They're saying it needs to be done
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
From the article it seems like the two systems work well together. I'd like to see more mixed infrastructure like this around me, but I'm sure there's logistics issues more complicated than "throw some solar panels in a
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
I'm communicatinng with my phone using the visible spectrum right now
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
I'm of the age where friends are getting married off and children will be in the picture soon. At least I should be, in my circle I don't see much of that happening at all. There's very little societal pressure towards marri
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
No such thing as irony on the internet, you are the persona you choose to display.
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
I'll be honest and say I didn't follow the back half too closely. Is it the author's intent to say that parkour is purely viral in it's transmission from person to person? I would think any child left on a jungle gym (o
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Not out of thin air. A Russian funded group leaked confidential information after a presidential candidate requested them to at a rally. It's worth investigating.
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Make small tools and programs that easily chain together through command line or web APIs. Put those on GitHub or self host and put a little donation link somewhere at the bottom. Anything more complex than free software and donations stops
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It's a stretch, but I'd say this still falls under Betteridge's law
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In full, Ferris' book is about how to adjust a business to operate without direct oversight, along with adjusting your own lifestyle to live off of whatever income that generates. One of the key points to that is making a product to f
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Obsidian has E2EE through sync, though it is an additional $4/mo. https://obsidian.md/sync
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
I don't know who hurt you, but I'm sorry you don't feel accepted in the groups you're in. Best of luck, friend
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
Gmail has forwarding rules. You can keep that address in use and have it push all emails to your own domain. You have it when you need it but you won't need to manage two mailboxes
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by Cycl0ps 5y ago
I hate memes, they reduce any nuance of conversation into a pattern of call and response. That said, can someone explain why people are spending upwards of six-figures on what amounts to a signed MD5? Is it all fake bids that never clear?