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by Demiurge 4y ago
There aren’t really any problems. Some people see that because all of this data can be spatially and temporarily referenced, it can be accessed better, as if there could be one format and one application that could let you do anything you w
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by Demiurge 4y ago
There untortured grass-fed meat delivery companies out there for example, ButcherBox. Their site is glitchy, but the products are good, I've had them for a while, and now trying some other ones. There are many choices with good delive
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by Demiurge 4y ago
I think the problem being solved is that once you take a crock out of the kiln, you can’t reshape it.
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by Demiurge 4y ago
If this works with Docker, it can work in AWS ECS with a bit of wrapping, right?
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by Demiurge 4y ago
If these methods work, they could make you billions. I’d say go after it!
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by Demiurge 4y ago
It’s information completely lost, it can be guessed with DALL-E but I don’t think that’s helpful in lense assessment. The spherical lense creates a sphere of field of focus. The best way to correct for this is to have a spherical sensor. Ca
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by Demiurge 4y ago
It solved usability for group chat, being much better than IRC. Other messengers solved user status, message formatting, attachments but without groups, and for personal use. Slack simply brought these features to companies. It also created
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by Demiurge 4y ago
Even better luck building an Amazon scale business after spending 100k on dynamodb.
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by Demiurge 4y ago
Thats why I mentioned it, lol. I figured a few percentage points improvements in perf for Instagram == $$$
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by Demiurge 4y ago
No, I agree with you. It's 2022 and I have thought only once that it would be neat to have async methods from Django, but only as some 'cool thing to try'. I don't actually actually know if there would be any substantial
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by Demiurge 5y ago
It’s a little bit like saying “the photography industry still has no idea what customers want”. That’s the kind of thing open markets figure out. There are data providers of all kinds of data, and the data consumers need to find this data s
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by Demiurge 5y ago
CarbonMapper.org | On-site in Pasadena CA. Remote from NC, DC, OR | Cloud Software or DevOps Engineer, Frond-end Engineer, Full-time, authorized to work in US We are a highly impactful non-profit partnership between Planet Labs, JPL, Califo
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by Demiurge 5y ago
So, if Russia leaves Ukraine now, all the sanctions will be dropped? :)
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by Demiurge 5y ago
Ukraine never implemented the Minsk agreements. Zelenskiy won the election as a peace candidate who was supposed to implement them, yet even he didn’t. If the Ukrainian parliamentary process was not a race to “who hates Putin the most”, tho
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by Demiurge 5y ago
The key points of this terrible demagoguery, from what I could tell: 1) Russians have been conquered a lot and are very insecure 2) They're part Mongols and inherited fear and lies as state of being 3) Russians only respect strong Tsar
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by Demiurge 5y ago
You wonder how much the US contributed? I think Victoria Nuland said US spent a billion dollars in “aid” for the euromaodan. When Biden visited a few years ago, he sat at the head of the table. I think it shouldn’t be too hard to guess how
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by Demiurge 5y ago
What if it were a recipe for a functional fusion reactor?
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by Demiurge 5y ago
This is a great example of how money and market does not encompass all of life. I didn't read the book, regrettably, so I'm not sure if that's besides the point, but the value of education is a sum of many values for the soci
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by Demiurge 5y ago
I worked at a company with a comically terrible (criminal) CEO. The year I quit, the company Glassdoor rating went from average to bad due to multiple reviews. Half a year later, after more people quit, I see lots of fake reviews, the worst
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by Demiurge 5y ago
In 20 years, I’ve never seen anyone prefer one over the other, except for self advancement.
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by Demiurge 5y ago
CarbonMapper.org | On-site in Pasadena CA. Remote from NC, DC, OR | Cloud or DevOps Engineer, Frontend Engineer. Full-time We are a highly impactful non-profit partnership between Planet Labs, JPL, California Air Resource Board, and many ot
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by Demiurge 5y ago
Check out www.carbonmapper.org This is already a thing using Airborne data: https://methane.jpl.nasa.gov/ And California is already trying to regulate some of the emitters: https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work&#x
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by Demiurge 5y ago
There is a logical difference between making a decision that some time is a right time to make a decision and making a decision that you don't have enough confidence in either decision.
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by Demiurge 5y ago
No, it doesn't. HODL equals "hold". "Buy" means make an active decision to buy, hold means make a passive not to make a decision.
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by Demiurge 5y ago
city user experience :) There is the same financial incentive for MS to fix their Y2k22 bug.
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by Demiurge 5y ago
And how is this different for everyone else in the free market economy?
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by Demiurge 5y ago
Is this ever coming to leaflet? Is adaptive projections something that can be done without WebGL?
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by Demiurge 5y ago
This whole 'general purpose' term is meaningless. If you're talking about NoSQL vs SQL (ACID), you're just looking at trade-offs. Data integrity and distributed systems are always in contention. Of course, the moment you
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by Demiurge 5y ago
Retiring CSV is as futile as retiring Unix pipes. It's a text format for text manipulations, and there is nothing simpler and more ubiquitous than a new-line and comma delimited table. Simplicity and flexibility has its drawbacks, but
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by Demiurge 5y ago
All the usual reasons, such as cpan, terseness, interpreted nature, quick turnaround, etc

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