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by ISL 4y ago
I believe that the tax law changed in the last few years. Most cameras in use today still have the limit, even though many new (especially higher end) models have unlimited recording.
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I think that world is coming. The representation of tasks, dependencies, hierarchies, calendars, and collaborations should be relatively universal. If there is a popular standard, it will remain popular. The trick is building up enough user
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It need not be classified to fall under ITAR.
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If the goal was to state that potentially-ITAR technology cannot be hosted at GitHub nor sold to consumers, that message was received loud and clear.
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The capital of Venezuela is Caracas.
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If there were a clear and well-regulated equivalent of Tether, with obvious and transparent dollar-backing, I suspect it would find a lot of usage. Might cost $1.15 to mint a new USD-coin redeemable for $1.00, but I suspect there would be a
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by ISL 4y ago
And volume.
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> It is probably a few times too powerful for fiddling pins and an IP stack. Then it'll definitely do the job!
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The articles appear, but they don't draw the audiences until the problem is apparent. I remember in 2017 being told by a Wall Street analyst, "It's been ages since anyone's traded in an environment with actually-rising i
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I find that my perspective is generally recalibrated each time I observe a professional or professional organization in a field where I think I mostly understand how it works. It takes seeing how some of the second-order effects matter in o
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I think GP was suggesting, gently, that one not expect to surpass the professionals.
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There is a reasonable chance that they are correct and prices will fluctuate upward again. The differences today are at least three: 1) the Bitcoin market cap is already large, so it takes a lot more people to make it move upward. 2) Bitcoi
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The (insightful) point is that if the copyright holder is the one who uploads something to GitHub, that person has also agreed to the ToS. That was something I hadn't considered before reading the article. That line of argument might
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As part of the wild-west phase, it is possible that the inclusion of a single identifiable AGPL project in the training set leads to the licensing of Copilot as AGPL. Such an outcome might lead hastily to the future you imagine.
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There is a good chance that Amazon does care and the fraudsters are able to occasionally get past the countermeasures. Amazon ships a remarkable number of products. If only 10^-4 of them are fraudulent, there will still be quite a few bad
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Still a pretty great deal for everyone who was trading it at $15-100 for lunch money back in the day. I no longer hold any bitcoin, but I felt very lucky to sell one of those lunch-money coins for $10k. $2k of that went into photographic e
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Redfin lays off 13% of workforce(cnn.com)
3 points by ISL 4y ago|1 comments
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And a bunch of people working hard to show that, indeed, there ought to be eighty parking spaces, but one of them isn't marked, so the owner will need to retroactively install solar panels at great cost.
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by ISL 4y ago
The latter proposal is a good one, if you first buy up currency from every country in proportion to the population. It may not be as regressive as it appears at first blush: the impoverished hold cash as a greater proportion of their net wo
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The magic will always be there for those who seek it. Careful, though.
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They sure don't move.
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Here's Patton in a foxhole: https://www.bridgemanimages.com/it/american-photographer/gen...
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TIL about Dexpan. Clever idea. Also, as sibling says, good luck hammer-drilling under fire.
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I thought about it :).
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"Precisely one" may cover many of the relevant situations.
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I like to use the word "just", but find that it frequently makes my writing worse. Furthermore, I find that it is often easy to write a sentence that contains the word in order to get a thought out of my head and then simply remov
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Unless I'm now out-of-date, it is the first time a system quite like this has been observed. Quiet star quietly orbiting in a black-hole binary. Furthermore, it is very close to us on cosmological scales -- in our own galaxy, just over
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That's incredible.
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Powerball drawing delayed for security reasons(twitter.com)
2 points by ISL 4y ago|0 comments
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> Currently I'm incensed by Zoom showing me ads after calls even though I pay for it monthly, I wish I could drop it. I use Meet extensively across my professional engagements with GSuite/Workspace. Works great. No ads.

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