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GoOnThenDoTell
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a BMC starting up first is standard for server boards
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Its easy to slip this past HR. The hiring manager picks the interview panel and sets expectations about the skills they should look for. These are targeted at what you already know the candidate is good at. They pass the committee due to gr
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Regardless of content, scanning your private files is breaking trust
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So 4 years tops?
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Australian kmart is more walmart
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What are options for the fuse mounted remote storage?
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That’s pretty interesting, does it look like a light bulb? Or it something that uses the socket just as a pass through?
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Why only one zero then?
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Does this allow a ‘clean’ basic dumb tv setup?
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I think my generator in santa clara charges something like 15c (flat) before distribution, which gets to 31c/41c/49cents depending on usage level. Nuclear seems like a normal price for the bay area
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Its not ok that Optus even has peoples passport info (even if it may be forced on them to store it)
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They’ll just push time-of-use charges and hope that people buy big batteries
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Timezones really matter more than location. I think we’ll see people move to low CoL areas before mass offshoring. So much organisational friction is from people who don't want to destroy work/life balance with early/late mee
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It’s a straight up manipulation of people who don’t know the trick. They should be shamed for it
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time-of-use is also cognitive load that can cause anxiety
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Has this been fixed?
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ARM not worried about RISCV in a market that ARM only just joined
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The issue with a smaller planet is in keeping hold of an atmosphere
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Noise
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They’ll build a second one regardless of how this one goes, its so entrenched in congress
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What would incentivise the creation/migration/maintenance of such a system?
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Should we avoid even reading this code if there is no license? Its currently proprietary code?
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Time to move out of gmail
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Perhaps we need to resume the old “tell friends and family to use firefox instead of $X”
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I think that could be a reality one day, if they get the UI right. An iphone is plenty powerful for most office-style workloads
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Is there anything that forces Atherton to allow dense buildings? Or is it just less funding from the state?
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> built with our core technologies of Cocoa, Qt, and Mach Does this mean a mach emulation layer on top of or in the freebsd kernel?
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Voice control is terrible, I have to use a fake accent to get it to do anything, and even then its often flaky
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What happened to thr interior?
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What causes the restriction of /24, rather than being able to route individual addresses?
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