Over2Chars

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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Ya know, it's websites like this that make me want to see a "best of HNN" list, so it can be easily found when I'm using ffmpeg and saying "geez, there was some cool ffmpeg site, but where the heck is it?...."
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
From what I've read it jacks up your bloods ability to store oxygen. So, kinda yes and yes.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
I don't think you want to start a format discussion on Hacker News. Seriously.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
What about the dead wood managers? I'd like to see 5% of engineering managers get cut every year, since they're either selecting for, or I suspect creating , disengaged employees.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
I suspect, they're huffing it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd5j8mG24H4
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
@croes I was thinking the same thing (knowing no german, but having a hunch). And the CCC project was a whole building. For his example, I was expecting a whole cage with some tricked out lights, maybe some smoke effects (I can see new colo
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Like they used to say in Art school during critiques "go big! I'd like to see what this looks like bigger "
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
It is obviously well intentioned and well timed. Nit-picking it now wouldn't add any value.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
pandoc for the win. I use to convert my md resume into doc/pdf whatever.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
This is a very clever idea. Cudos. I'm not 100% a fan of the google doc format, but whatever.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The idea that a PhD is an expert in the field is, I think, a generous assumption. And you are missing my point about the wide range of fields to which these novice experts are coming from. Rachael Gunn is an expert in the field of (break)
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Accessible? Meaning it's available for purchase if you have the money? Or actually affordable? (first quack) "For example, in 2022–23, the average total cost of attendance for first-time, full-time undergraduate students living on
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Incorrect facts in the news? Hasn't this been happening for years ?
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Cool beans. I guess it's time for the US to kick it's Chinese import addiction, in which it shifts it's addiction to cheap foreign (Chinese) labor fueled by 'clean' coal, and then works to whittle it's own emis
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Ok, next time I'll do it like this <HUMOR>  So I'd like to introduce the non-sponsor for this comment, "Pincel" the open firmware soldering iron https://pine64.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
It's a great idea, I hope it works. It would test the hypothesis that payments, and more specifically insurance payments, are driving this epidemic of attacks.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The small difference between Ancient Rome and the governments of SF and NYC is that ancient Rome had good government.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
@wat1000 perfectly said. And the small businesses are the most easily frightened by well financed campaigns that make them afraid their business will shutter if car based traffic is even slightly reduced .
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The public transit quality reflects the government quality.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The wiki is free and open-source? Or the contents of the wiki are free and open-source? If it's a wiki, it would be less than courteous to restrictively copyright public contributions (but I'm sure it's been done). And presum
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Yes, you bring up a real problem - the dominance of "sale by mail". But I think if there is a return policy or a 'try before you buy' one then the usual quality inspection might work. Postal based sales (mediated by a we
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
That's quite unfortunate. I'm sure the voters can contemplate their victory when they're sitting in a traffic jam.
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Am I? Cloud providers usually quote price estimates for their least redundant single region services to give the impression of cost competitiveness. But their virtual offerings are much less reliable than a standalone system by a lot (the
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Github is owned by Microsoft so I'm assuming , maybe incorrectly, that they're well funded. Internal audits are always subject to gaps, but if the stated issue is correct "a load balancer config change gone pear shaped"
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The tiktok ban was Trump's idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump%E2%80%93TikTok_co... If it's happens, Trump will take credit for it, while Biden did all the work. Trump: 1, Biden: 0. Trump seems t
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
It reduces the risk only if your self-hosted solution also doesn't fall over. It's like saying "I can reduce the risk of my rental car failure by owning my own car", assuming your own car you keep undriven in your gara
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
With these fancy AI systems, they could read the license plate and see the registered value and go from there. My beef is with gas taxes, for which the $100k electric car owner pays none of and which are highly regressive to poorer ICE car
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Objectively better than a one-party dictatorship? On what measures?
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
If all you care about is insurance, I think you can sometimes merely attest "yeah, it will work" and check a box. No demo necessary (sadly). If you actually care about uptime, then a real demo with usage is likely the better appro
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
you mean implies not infers . You infer, they imply.

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