Kon-Peki

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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> Meanwhile in rest of the World kids go alone to school.... In American big cities, they give public transit passes to kids and let them have the freedom to use them for exploring. New York: > You can tap a Student OMNY Card whenever
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
The "best" way is just an excuse to argue about meaningless things. Just about any of the methods that real chefs use is going to be faster, easier and safer than what an untrained person will do. And you will likely move the kni
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
I guess I'm not fully understanding their Zen4 vs Zen5 conclusion. I get that if you've already got a Zen4 machine you may not feel it is worth it to upgrade to Zen5. But if you've got some 5+ year old machine and need a ne
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
There is a screenshot here [1]. The trick is to choose the generic "import data" task rather than "import flat file". Then you have a wizard that lets you play around with the specifications, change things up, look at
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Historical data is available in a number of places and is free to use for whatever purpose, commercial or otherwise. More recent data is not. Major League Baseball has wide open APIs that give you a huge amount of nearly real-time data, an
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> When Congress Critter's little blond granddaughter gets pwned (someone takes her identity), maybe Congress will get real serious LOL. Congressman Danny Davis' grandson was murdered by someone who wanted his shoes and Congres
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> Excel If you’re deep in the Excel world, chances are extremely high that you also have access to SSMS, which has a really, really good data import tool that makes short work of nasty CSV files. The output of this tool doesn’t even hav
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> Doesn't seem to have been a blocker for sailing or ski jumping... The boats they use in the Olympics are generally standardized designs that have been around for a very long time. The most common Olympic boat is the Laser, which h
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> Flag football, baseball/softball, cricket, lacrosse and squash will be added Don't forget that modern pentathlon is dropping the equestrian portion and replacing it with a ninja-warrior obstacle course. Running, swimming, fen
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
My neighbor has had one for ~2 months. I see it in his driveway every day. The design is "shocking", but as soon as you get over it, it becomes a thoroughly boring shape with weird proportions. There are lots of angles, but non
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
I see that FSFE has a new blog post up today [1]. There are a few links in the post; I've read them as best I can. Is this case about iMessage only, or about all of their gate-kept services? It seems like Apple is only contesting iM
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
#1 - People who haven't read The Grapes of Wrath recently (or ever) really should pick it up again. #2 - While it is still possible, people need to put effort into getting food freedom laws passed. https://ij.org/issues
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
10-15 years ago, Intel was this juggernaut that could not be stopped and was so far ahead of everyone else that competition didn’t truly exist. We all saw how that turned out. Everything I’ve read about TSMC and the Arizona fab gives me th
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
TLDR: it's because they are replacing their current "cheap" model built in a town west of Detroit with a new "cheap" model but will be building it in a town north of Detroit, in a factory that is also building full-
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> “As Mayor, I have not been shy about my goal to grow our city’s population to one million Milwaukeeans,” said Mayor Johnson. “To do that, we must be aggressive and reach new heights.” At a time when it is so hard to build anything anyw
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Well, I did learn that there is a lawsuit between Apple and the EU regarding the DMA. Of course, this may have been old information that I simply missed. Edit: I wonder if this is it? Apple and Apple Distribution International v Commission
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> Others disagree. Ex-USMNT player Alexi Lalas is a defender of the model. “Pay to play is not ruining youth soccer,” Lalas recently wrote on social media. “Millions benefit. It’s a business catering to a market willing to pay for the pr
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Yes, very true. Although if you go this route you’d better look at the specs closely. Amazon is filled with drives that run USB 2.0 speeds over a USB-C cable.
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
This dongle won't provide enough power for the drive on a modern MBP: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MW5L3AM/A/usb-c-to-usb-ad... This dongle will provide enough power: https://www.ap
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> And that can run games on par with last-gen consoles (below PS4, but significantly above Switch level in terms of raw GFLOPs)! It also supports a wide variety of wireless gaming controllers (including PS and xbox ones). The games aren
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> I think honestly the best solution really is to just use a stock PC and forget all of this crap. I used to do that, with a Linux HTPC and Plex. I eventually switched to the physical AppleTV device, with all the content on a surplus Ma
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
I think that watching two weeks of AI commercials due to the Olympics has something to do with it. Every single commercial was terrible. With the possible exception of the Salesforce ones, which were clearly intended to be "bad"
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
CrowdStrike doesn't claim that it doesn't owe Delta any money.
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> But the moment OpenAI wants to charge for Clorox to show up more often, then it needs to be disclosed when it shows up. Yes, I agree with this. But what about paying a 3rd party to include your drivel in a training set, and that 3rd p
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Ha! Disclosure by whom? If Clorox fills their site with "helpful" articles that just happen to mention Clorox very frequently and some training set aggregator or unscrupulous AI company scrapes it without prior permission, does C
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
> So for us, and other two big competitors, we found workarounds for it. And I think the technology investment would be too great… The is where we all say “not my problem” and don’t give it another thought. Don’t waste your time on thes
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
CSV comes from a world in which the producer and consumer know each other; if there are problems they talk to each other and work it out. There is still plenty of this kind of data exchange happening, and CSV is perfectly fine for it. If I&
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Sadly, the shark is a $1500 add-on.
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
This seems unnecessarily bait-y, but you can probably assume that the people who planted those trees in Houston weren't tree-huggers either, they were just practical. And lived in an era where "wasting money" wasn't as
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by Kon-Peki 2y ago
Thanks - it makes perfect sense. There is nothing wrong with a temporary pool, and as we've seen in Paris there are records being set.

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