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Pet_Ant
4y ago
If you want an idea of how this might feel on a room scale, here are Action Lab's whitest & blackest rooms: Whitest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjdFn1RYHDE Blackest: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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4y ago
If you can't retire at 66, do you think you will have enough to cover rocketing health care costs and needs as you turn 70 and then 80? At 66 you should be installing accessible bath tubs and stair railings and lifts. If you don't
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4y ago
The real problem is when they go from retirement-age-but-with-working-bodies to retirement-age-and-frail-elderly . That will be a real tragedy of poverty, suffering, and neglect.
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4y ago
Good genes are table stakes. They let you come up to the table and even have your hardwork matter.
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4y ago
> E-ink should be, but it never seems to get there. T Every price tag at my local grocery store is eInk. Like there must be thousands. I'm guessing there are updated by wifi. I mean that is pretty damn good use and the refresh rate
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4y ago
That is what is really appealing about some of those retro computer kits where you get a ziplock bag full of parts and PCB and need to solder them together. I feel like I'll understand the hardware on a new level. I hope the Commander
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4y ago
Someone has to sign the cheque. That number is going to come off of their results. The tragedy of the commons happens within companies as well.
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4y ago
I mean if NASA posts a rocketship prior to a launch it's not "buy"-advice. It's clearly a contextual thing.
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4y ago
Yes, and if you are worried about lead fuel in additives just live in the woods. No one said you have to live in a city… Not to live in the manner that is normalized for you takes extraordinary strength and is not a reasonable expectation.
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4y ago
They do have native Powershell. It builds natively on those platforms whereas Bash on Windows requires shims.
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4y ago
> That only works if there is a type of object for each and every type of output you will ever need. Everything returned by the built-in commands is. If you are calling some executable, yeah, then you'll need to wrap it. I do recomm
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4y ago
> However, the main benefit of bash is the portability This was the reason why I learned PowerShell. It is the only shell that works on Windows/Linux/OS X (to those who don't know, it's open source now: https:/&
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4y ago
Can't read behind the paywall, but it'd make sense if pricing was adjusted by the volume of local traffic. I have a remote property I inherited from my father in the mountains. I'd love to be able to set up a webcam with an i
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4y ago
I mean I think it's quite clear that the family plan meant a co-located nuclear family. This was clear to me even though I share my girls 50/50 with my ex-husband so I really don't benefit from this at all because whose accou
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4y ago
> Want to talk collaboration and productivity? Let's see if a company bans zoom for office days I like this idea. It supports the ostensible goal and removes a real annoyance. If I have to come then I sure has hell shouldn't ha
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4y ago
There already are porn stars whose careers depend in them looking like celebrities. Long before AI, in the early days of the internet, there were “nudes” of Gillian Anderson/Dana Scully. You own your body, bur your face is not as uniqu
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4y ago
What changes are the ones that bother you? As someone whose played with neither (though I have played with NetHack's source code) I'm curious.
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4y ago
This is the first time I've heard the term "Europoor"... despite being ethnically "Europoor" (living abroad). For those who haven't seen it before, it apparently mean "European, but from one of the poorer
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4y ago
Also you can find classism within any race. I wonder what the relevant strength between the two is. I'm sure it's difficult to measure as they correlate, compound and reinforce each other.
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4y ago
Sorry, but that is a guideline not a fact. That is something we use to decide when we stop engineering something. If it was literally true then I should be able to just buy a human life or avoid a murder sentence with a fine. Morally, hurti
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4y ago
The fact that a person can spend a life in jail without having physically hurt another person is grotesque, though his case is obviously not the most egregious.
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4y ago
I think the problem here is that "profit motive" is reduced to capitalism. For politicians profit is votes so under funding hospitals and prisons to spend in high profile pork projects (can even be tax cuts) is still profit motive
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4y ago
IANAL but has this been submitted to the OSI? I read the license and don't even see anything they'd even question. They list many licenses ( https://opensource.org/licenses/ ) that they don't recommend. Is
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4y ago
Did you report those? Even try to make a minimal reproducible file that triggers the error? Might be a simple thing they can fix if pointed in the right direction.
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4y ago
Felt bad that I couldn’t stand one of the only female hard science YouTubers. Then I found Dr Becky: https://m.youtube.com/@DrBecky Seems to know her shit and doesn’t seem to hate it.
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Not open source. > Noncompete > Any purpose is a permitted purpose, except for providing to others any product that competes with the software.
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4y ago
I mean you should be proxying/caching your repo anyway, non? Even just to save on bandwidth.
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4y ago
I do not know of a better source for RISC-V news than r/RISCV
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4y ago
I mean it's true, but that's part of the appeal. The TCO of a hobby is a consideration.
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4y ago
Sorry but you are the robot, just with wetware instead of firmware. The robots on the assembly line spend more time moving than they do welding.
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