PaulWaldman

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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Does anyone have a prediction for how this translates into Microsoft's bottom line? I'd imagine it is mostly increased Azure sales with a few Visual Studio licenses.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Doubtful. OpenAI, and Microsoft by extension, would gladly like to sell access to their APIs. Copilot, for example, is available for Jetbrains IDEs.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
What issues do you have with the Tailwind toolchain? I've had a dissimilar experience with Tailwind using the executable CLI. Just create a config file, tell it what directories to monitor and the output of the resulting CSS. >You
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
How has the Bing integration been deficient?
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Is this really that different than traditionally delegating tasks to other humans?
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Don't forget the required power feed and distribution.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Aren't you always vulnerable in this scenario? If you have your device in your possession, you also likely have your key in your possession in order to use your device.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
They are like a version of Adobe, but across more industries. There are competitors like Xero for small business accounting. I'd imagine most of QuickBooks' continued market share is momentum from CPAs who drive SMBs to QB. One p
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
This seems to be targeted to OEMs. There is little information regarding supported underlying hardware. Some Rockwell (Allen-Bradley) PLCs, for example, now use commodity Intel hardware like i7 processors and Ethernet modules. These PLCs
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Is there a reason F-22s are being used to take these balloons down? Is it to take advantage of a training opportunity? I would think less advanced aircraft may be more cost effective to operate.
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The GA of IOx Time Series Engine in InfluxDB Cloud(influxdata.com)
1 points by PaulWaldman 4y ago|0 comments
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
>I'd almost like to reach for Blazor, but if it's at all public-facing, I don't think I can justify using Blazor at this time. What are your concerns with Blazor for public facing apps?
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
>Then just use the lan ports on the device, but also make sure the LAN cables are shielded because it could be using them as antennas given how compromised wifi router firmwares usually are. Those shielded Ethernet cables better be prope
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Does anyone know of a more generic version of this site? One where you can upload pictures with known dimensions and they can then be scaled accordingly.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
How can devices determine if a cable is plugged in without a device on the other end? Difference in resistance?
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Makes sense. T series chips generally aren't as widely available as individual components as their mainstream higher power counterparts. To your point, they are available from OEMs as complete systems, who seem to get priority. There
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
What is the difference between an i9-13900T and an i9-13900 when limiting P1 and P2? Curiously, the i9-13900T scored better than the i9-13900 in single threaded performance.
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
There likely is greenwashing. The percentage of their fleet consisting of EVs is likely small. Most modern ICE vehicles only need service every 10K miles on their ICE components. This may amount to $1000 for the time rental companies are
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
How about mining for recurring revenue by selling support? Those who are content with the version they purchased can continue using it in perpetuity. While others who want the latest version can pay a yearly fee. In the B2B world support
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
>In the overnight hours of Tuesday into Wednesday, FAA officials decided to shut down and reboot the main NOTAM system – a significant decision, because the reboot can take about 90 minutes, according to the source. How often is the syst
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
How is this any different than any other digital asset? They are all, in one way or another, "created out of thin air."
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Hosting your own instance of Sanity Studio is new. https://www.sanity.io/docs/embedding-sanity-studio >Embedding Sanity Studio Sanity Studio is a React application distributed as a single dependency on npm. The appl
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Sanity Studio v3: Simplified yet Powerful Customization(sanity.io)
7 points by PaulWaldman 4y ago|2 comments
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
This reflects increased maturity and thus the transition to more specialized labor. It is akin to early craftsmen assembling cars and transitioning to assembly lines. Automation tools that provide APIs to allow founders to increase their l
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
I share your concern. I develop industrial control systems. It's been a hot topic for decades that automation will replace factory workers. From my vantage point there is still the same number of workers in factories. The difference i
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
A better analogy is Office 365. Traditionally preputial licenses were purchased. Now consumers have become accustomed to purchasing access to the desktop applications through a subscription.
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How many tenants and how many clients per tenant will you support? Also how much data will each tenant consume?
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
Uh oh! Check out the Legal Disclaimer. >Reproduction or distribution of any materials obtained on this website or linking to this website without written permission is prohibited. Linking to this website without written permission is str
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by PaulWaldman 4y ago
I love that it looks like it hasn't been updated in 30 years, yet the copyright date indicates 2022.
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"The only real test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life." - Naval I've come to agree with this assessment.

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