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Fair point on design - I was thinking more of implementation, and should have worded it more clearly.
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I don't understand why one of the first priorities for NASA and the moon isn't a satellite communications systems designed for the moon. I truly believe that NASA would fare much better if they focused on regulation, deep space re
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I give this a year until we see it in Ukraine. Tools like this will change warfare even more than the last 18 months have.
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Mine usually errors out in the first 30 seconds, so that’s usually only for a successful compile.
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Fantastic writeup, and the code examples go a long way to making this comprehensive article easy to consume. That being said, I disagree with this: " I strongly believe beginners should start their first serious project with django and
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Thanks for the info. Somehow that got lost in the launch messaging, and I appreciate your comment. My simple preference would be optional local install so that it can be used in places without internet connectivity.
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“Python code used by Excel runs on the Microsoft Cloud …” Bummer. Was hoping it would be local instead.
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“in Austria” for those who are curious where this is relevant.
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SpaceX is the second biggest holding in The Private Shares Fund [0]. This is an Interval Fund - effectively a mutual fund except that you can only sell it one day per quarter due to limited liquidity. [0] - https://privatesharesf
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> It's a disaster. How did it get this way? It’s called “progress” apparently, and older gray beards complained about it when we reinvented the mainframe through the same methodology. For all of the re-use that us computer folks tal
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YouTuber Assembles 3D Printer, Then Creates Life-Size Plastic Clone(tomshardware.com)
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I see the value of 285 K a bunch in here. Not bad. I wonder what happened to further research?
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I think that's what the debate is essentially about. Private equity funds are basically unlisted SPACs, and have been doing this forever. To me this is one of the key differences between sophisticated and unsophisticated investors, an
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The SEC already does. [0] [0] - https://www.sec.gov/corpfin/disclosure-special-purpose-acqui...
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Listing requirements are managed by the Exchanges + the SEC (and Congress if needed). One example of SEC proposed rules is here: [0] It's easy to do. [0] - https://www.sec.gov/files/33-11048-fact-sheet.pdf
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There is still a simple solution to the "SPAC problem" - don't let them list. A SPAC is effectively (and I'm simplifying here for brevity) like a Private Equity fund. However, those are limited to accredited investors, a
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by MR4D 3y ago
So, my take after reading the article is that all the climate change alarmists and all the climate change deniers just had any arguments for why they are right and the other side wrong blown wide open by a pesky volcano that will change the
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by MR4D 3y ago
If you read the article, the first paragraph explains that this was the replacement drive that WD sent him when his previous one failed. So it’s at least 2 drives in a row in a short period of time. Statistically that will happen, but it’s
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by MR4D 3y ago
My prediction - regulation will cause AI rollout to be much slower than people expect. For reference, look at how poor the process is for checking in to a doctor’s office. Using AI to speed it up? Not in my lifetime. After all, most of the
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by MR4D 3y ago
This is NOT a Ford vs. Chevy debate. It's a Ford vs. Uber debate. Apple people buy their products because it gives them an ecosystem that meets their needs. It's not for everyone, but it is for a lot of us. I'm not sure why
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Oddly, “Minimumof21Characters.” Seems to meet that need. Management should never set password policies, but I’ll bet that in a large number of firms that’s the case.
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Words that will be ignored in the actual implementation: - independent - bipartisan - biggest - promote - guard - unique - giants
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TLDR: they don't need buttresses, hence the savings.
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I promise you there will be lots of lawsuits because of this. Lawsuits that for the most part don’t do any good for the public. Making this a private disclosure to the SEC is fine. But public publication only 96 hours after discovery will
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" An Item 1.05 Form 8-K will generally be due four business days after a registrant determines that a cybersecurity incident is material. " Wow, that's a short amount of time. Sometimes you know. something is material before
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An ultra-processed diet made this doctor sick. Now he's studying why(npr.org)
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Ah - I misread your comment. I was thinking “posts” instead of “comments”. It seems you’re correct and that HN has generally been more positive than my recollection. I’ve been focused on the titles of posts that appeared, but of course th
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Today they are, but it wasn’t always that way. SpaceX only exists today because he somehow found enough money to launch one more time (his 4 launch attempt) which finally worked. Even after that, people thought he would fail at landings roc
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Interesting thread today. I see lots of haters here in the comments. While you all very well may be right about his future failure with Twitter, I think it’s important to highlight that Musk is very different from most people in that he loo
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We’re one step closer to running TrueNAS on riscV. Wow!

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