Moto7451

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by Moto7451 4y ago
I have an acquaintance that switched from Perl consultancy to Dart/Flutter consultancy and managed to find less work. This was someone that was engaged in the early days of Dart and was part of Google’s Flutter outreach program.
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Yeah, no help for me there. I used to live walking distance to the Marietta Microcenter and cam take surface streets to it now. Driving standards here are all over the place. That's a whole other issue. Atlanta has done perhaps too goo
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by Moto7451 4y ago
We have these in Atlanta and while I get the concept I think they are often improperly sized and become their own form of congestion. Some of them create weaving due to lames becoming turn out on ramp lanes with little warning. It’s not unc
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by Moto7451 4y ago
So I have had to suffer being given the gift of my neighbor, an AV-file, setting up a home theater style setup. Personally I’m not super happy with what he did. I have a full size rack meant to be filled with electronics I don’t want, and h
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I’ve had good experiences with this and my local USPS. They usually send a dedicated driver in a van rather than the truck. The only failure here was a lightweight toolbox shipped from Indiana. Meanwhile I’ve had all sorts of AliExpress so
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Had the same maxed out i7 11” air. I replaced it with a 2018 13” (the second model of the following generation) which was only faster when it wasn’t thermal throttling… which was its general disposition. Those 2010-2015 era Airs were great
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by Moto7451 4y ago
People are riled up when Linksys or Netgear refuse to follow the GPL they themselves use to build their products. They’re using and modifying GPL code and not publishing it. They’re supposed to do that. In this case Prusa is riled up becaus
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Hard agree. This sounds more like Josef and perhaps the author have a romantic idea about open source but now dislike the realities. There’s no way you can get people to pinky swear to not use the rights in the license you chose. There are
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by Moto7451 4y ago
My understanding is that CarPlay costs nothing other than implementation costs for car makers and head unit makers. Do you hav proof otherwise? This cost delta seems unlikely based just on CarPlay and Android Auto.
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Definitely not alone. Some VP doesn’t get it and is going to find themselves in a new job elsewhere after they figure out what they just committed themself to. I love GM cars once you remove their terrible UI and escape to CarPlay/Andr
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Yes, that’s correct.
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There are a couple edge cases where CPAs are poorly equipped. ISOs are one of them. Out of state ISOs even more so. I moved out of CA and had to pay taxes on my ISOs. Financially it was a good move as the market soured after I sold them. Ev
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by Moto7451 4y ago
This isn’t really a conspiracy theory. Any time you see a positive puff piece listed as being written by “staff” or similarly vague term… that’s a marketing piece that is a paid placement.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I’m a new owner of an electric car. Speaking to my friends that own them, they made it clear that it’s always cheaper to charge at home (save for the first three years of my Porsche ownership where VW’s Electrify America picks up the tab).
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I can't speak directly for the people you're actually asking. I'm involved in these meetings at my workplace. I don't agree with the call to bring everyone back to the office even though I like working from an office. I&
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by Moto7451 4y ago
My experience is that for some types of integrations you see about a 70% success rate. Eventually you need something that is more reliable. Maybe you need an all in one solution that has some ETL capabilities. Maybe it’s a cost thing. Zapie
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Some of these “fully responsible” CEOs are going to end up triggering bonuses based on performance at the end of this year. The lip service is strong but the reality is disconnected from these layoffs’ messaging. A company I consult for is
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Good benchmarks are often concerned with core to core latency due to the physical topology of the cores. I imagine we’ll see some expansion into which core complex is in use for a given test and comparing both of them.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
This especially. Glue ups are poorly done on a lot of Wayfare and similar tier furniture and the fascia falls off. The MDF fails when the legs support the weight at an angle. I just repaired a dresser that had both of these issues with wood
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by Moto7451 4y ago
That 2013 Mac Pro can actually keep on chugging with the latest OS care of OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Thankfully Apple doesn’t seem too inclined to force these into e-waste/retro computing.
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Once you hit Delta status tiers you end up with enough free bags that you can skip asking there and just set it up before you go. If you don’t have status, your strategy is a great one. Delta is pretty good at not trying to charge you in th
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Yesterday’s Dolan Family Drama: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34044818#34060122
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Correct. My last job built a low rent version of this and it was very painful. 15-45 minutes to launch a pod that would have taken 3 minutes under Compose. Pushed a new base image? Whole thing would roll over and need another 15-45 minutes.
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I worked on the Engineering side of compliance at my last job managing Compliance and Security. As part of going public, part of my job was keeping some executives away from the Auditors. This was not because the Auditors wanted information
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That might have just been luck if your 6400 isn’t brittle. In the early 2000s I volunteered in a lab full of 5260s, 5400s, and 5500s and the plastic was already brittle on the older units. The tabs on the motherboard tray were always the f
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by Moto7451 4y ago
That’s how Congress works. Omnibus bills get additions for special interest (like shark fin law). Which Congress person has enough money from Big Shark Fin to derail the military budget? None of them! This is an easy win for the proponents
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In the Eastern US there are a lot of brick homes with drywall interiors. In my home there some walls with only a few centimeters between the brick and the drywall and in other places there is a full stud between the brick and the drywall. E
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And new SSH key.
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Not necessarily… what? This is my actual professional experience. I’m sure people just buy things without any due diligence somewhere but I have never seen it. In one case my judgement was that the customer list was all that there was of va
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A mix of everything. The deals are always worth millions of dollars.

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