KRAKRISMOTT

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by KRAKRISMOTT 8mo ago
Then what's your solution? It's a capital intensive business to get into, without some regulatory changes either on the supply side or the demand side, there's no way for it to be naturally prevented without consumers bearing
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by KRAKRISMOTT 8mo ago
No shortage of talent. It's just that the big players are used to cheap almost minimum wage Taiwanese wages and refuse to pay the full price of an EE.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 8mo ago
How does it compare to Costco?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 1y ago
Wdym by 'bid for them'? Won't the MGA want to get rid of their contracts in an area that's about to be hit by a hurricane ASAP?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 1y ago
Isn't autocad lisp powered?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 1y ago
Well it certainly makes error handling easy. No need to reason about complex global exception handlers and non-linear control structures. If you see an error, return it as a value and eventually it will bubble up. If err != nil is verbose b
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0xCUB3/wBlock: The next-generation ad blocker for Safari(github.com)
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
The Japanese and Koreans aren't dying early though.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Somebody probably wants more defense contracts
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Extracting book titles from comments used to be an excellent exercise in named entity recognition, but with ChatGPT and transformer, it's now trivial.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Are there any solid PHP WebSockets and WebRTC setups outside of Laravel?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Go has typed errors, it just didn't use it in this case.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
General aviation has been on the decline primarily because of the way US liability law is structured and the cost of FAA airworthiness certification. A quirk of legislation made it such that old models of planes are shielded from lawsuits,
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Nitrile gloves + better fuel sump is a good stop gap. https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pnpages/05-04237.php
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Let's pray he can do the same for general aviation, we sorely need cheaper and better alternatives to century old Cessnas.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
This area doesn't seem too bad if you own a plane. It's perfect for a Skyhawk.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Ah okay, it's mostly that your getting started guide specifically requires a Segment account for some reason.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Do you mind removing the Segment requirement for usage? I think many users would be fine with just a standard http endpoint.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
No, but they chose Australia over the other surrounding countries for geopolitical reasons (related to the above two points I mentioned) best not mentioned in polite company.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
The thing about RISC-V is that they indirectly have the R&D coffers of the Chinese government backing them for strategic reasons. They are the hardware equivalent of Uber's scale-first-make-money later strategy. This is not a compe
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
The Elon and Thiel gang, they are not pro "SV" insomuch as being pro Thiel/Elon oligopolies. If open source AI one day threatens their livelihoods and career, the tune from the WH will change overnight. Right now the SV conse
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Allred?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
The Indians can probably do it cheaper due to lower manpower costs, SpaceX has a hard limit on how low they can go no matter how much automation they throw at it.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Well, it's a good thing that the current Tile CEO is on HN to rebut the accusations hmm? Maybe he will "unleash millions of dollars worth of lawyers". https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=crhulls https:&#x2F
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
The new generation of devs are going to be barefoot and pregnant and kept in the kitchen , building on top of technologies that they do not understand, powered by companies they do not control.
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Isn't this bag of words all over again? Except with positional hints?
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
How do they compare to Ubicloud? https://www.ubicloud.com/
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
Most companies don't really think too hard about these decisions, they just go with the easiest route. If the upstream hardware and software enforce encryption by default, very few companies would go out of their way to specifically
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
It also defends against cultural indifference to privacy violations. If you go to Reddit r/sysadmin, most SREs and DevOps folks generally do not care too much for challenging subpoenas and government data requests. If a three letter sp
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by KRAKRISMOTT 2y ago
This is probably his last attempt at leaving a legacy given his age. I wonder if Wolfram would do something similar.

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