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by Inhibit 5y ago
To be fair to the other end of the spectrum they might be crap at sanitizing Excel spreadsheets and automatically databasing the contained information. Not as sexy, but maybe not less useful.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Both spots are sold out! But if you submit your name, phone number, and full address we'll see what we can do.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
If I'm recalling correctly we changed our maths program to include lots of manual (calculus?) maths when the US gov wanted to churn out engineers to compete with Russia in space. The need to manually solve the formulas has since been s
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by Inhibit 5y ago
An S-Corp is the structure made for that sort of spread to a limited number of stakeholders. Not to say it's viable in some states with current regulation. Also, LLP is a limited liability partnership. Wholly state entity, though, so t
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Recorded in '69 and typed up in '97? Seems like there might be a story there as well!
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by Inhibit 5y ago
First you worry about meeting your paying customers need. Then you spin up just enough infrastructure to handle effectively meeting the need to continue getting paid. You can do that with some shell scripts on an instance and an e-mail serv
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by Inhibit 5y ago
If you'd like some good dawn-of-time history about the BBS era Phrack came out of (and the people who started it) The Hacker Crackdown by Bruce Sterling is available free on Archive.org (book 101!). Fun read, probably even more so if y
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by Inhibit 5y ago
If you can cultivate your customer base to only sell this service to folks who want to pay for it. On a timed basis, generally. All the upside without the headache of dealing with angry people you don't have a business relationship wit
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by Inhibit 5y ago
HBC is in Europe, correct? I find the argument that money laundering is frowned upon hard to believe. They were basically offering money laundering as a service as recently as ten years ago. And given how long those court arguments likely t
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by Inhibit 5y ago
That reminds me of Reddit's endlessly repeated questions. Possibly there's a large audience that refuses to look for an answer prior to asking a question? Almost an expectation of free "service". That might result in a p
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by Inhibit 5y ago
I'm not sure that's just open source products. Par for course with the largest online services too... looking at you Google, Facebook, and Amazon. At least with an open source product if I want to pay I can have an issue addressed
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Don't know if it was the book, but "Design for a Great Day" by Alan Dean Foster is what that reminds me of. Based off (someone elses?) short story iirc but I didn't pull it down to check.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
True. Adding an extra, capable person to an incredibly small number of people who've considered a problem is a huge increase in total throughput on it. Might be that there isn't much more to it.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
In a side note I usually read that those rashes are only present in 30% of cases or so. Probably good advice to get checked out if you suspect an infection. Multiple times, if necessary, as the testing also doesn't appear to have a hig
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by Inhibit 5y ago
You may want to try any of the other platforms. For instance, Google Play store.
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Sodium-Ion Battery Production Reported at Worlds Biggest Li-Ion Producer(zmescience.com)
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by Inhibit 5y ago
It'd be pretty awesome if it scrolled across its chassis though.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
The article covers that but very pointedly doesn't bring up the angle. Just a note that suddenly there were dramatically lower projected sales the next year. If you read closely they attribute this to medical objections without mention
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Anyone taking part in the design of one of these machines should be required to stop, prior to starting design, and build a wall of bricks by hand. In a grassy field. From scratch. The problem with all of those (less the exoskeleton) seem t
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by Inhibit 5y ago
My experience here mirrors that. I just assumed that the lead paint was more expensive and the builders of my old multi-family went with duller paints. No lead to be found!
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Linux either, afaik. Using a 7" 1080p tablet with a necessary 125% scale that seems to work fine.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Certainly the same here for the past 20 years. Although not the same year to year the plants do seem to be growing more vigorously overall. So we now have a sample size of two :).
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by Inhibit 5y ago
I use a allow-only javascript setup. I've found that for the web browsing I do that cuts out essentially all extraneous junk. YMMV.
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by Inhibit 5y ago
I actually had a copyright claim filed against an US Air Force band of the Pacific composition and recording. Which I got from them directly and had used because it falls outside copyright (and I like their work). It did get rescinded when
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by Inhibit 5y ago
True. I was internalizing "no new need" as hyperbole because it didn't make sense (given the reality of medical) but that's my mistake. On re-reading, a highly specialized and entrenched workforce having a 30% uptake on
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Am I missing something or does this look like poor uptake for (possibly) reasons other than performance? The article cites a lack of use as justification for the assumption that the model doesn't work. It might just take time. Especial
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by Inhibit 5y ago
Ours was Western Digital. I worked at a VAR before the turn of the century and there was a rumored clean room problem at WD. We had over a hundred drives that failed but they flat refused to acknowledge the problem. Ended up having to kill
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by Inhibit 5y ago
The thrilling tale of: Drinking Orange Crush while someone's mentioning this "Uber" thing. And thinking that might make a good longshot investment for the 4k you've made in an anonymous management position your uncle got
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by Inhibit 5y ago
It'd be nice if someone expanded on the subject. I assume it's this McKinsey: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/McKinsey_%26_Company And infer they treat the new hires harshly?
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by Inhibit 5y ago
One can be an addict. To my mind the condition of addiction is, at least somewhat, divorced from the object of the addiction. Addiction certainly seems to survive its initial objects absence. I would probably put the quotes around Technolog

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