Quequau

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by Quequau 7y ago
Only someone who either was dependant on the profits from, or has never actually watched cable television that they had to pay for, would claim it was perfect.
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by Quequau 7y ago
I'm sure there's some sort of malevolence and grifting involved as well.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Well this piece was significantly less worse than I expected going in.
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by Quequau 7y ago
I don't suppose anyone could direct me to a resource outlining how to develop targeting this environment.
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by Quequau 7y ago
It's hard to discuss articles that are behind paywalls.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Well, everybody who wasn't making bank on it.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Body cameras were never going to fix a broken system because the state security and law enforcement officers are overtly and totally against them (and the logic behind them). So they were always going to do everything in the power to make
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by Quequau 7y ago
That's the sort of thing that I suspect if you can honestly say it's coming (because of observable events or trends) that it's already pretty much here.
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by Quequau 7y ago
It's a pity that medium now demands that viewers sign up with them before they can read the article. I'm interested enough to read this but I'm not creating yet another set credentials to worry about.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Instead of a phone they should developed an affordable system similar to their high end stuff based on the micro 4/3rds standard.
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by Quequau 7y ago
I have a friend in America who has a fairly large PV set up on part of his property. Listening to the all the obstacles he's had to overcome and all the surprising limitations he's saddled with, I can't help but suspect that
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by Quequau 7y ago
Pressing Vinyl Records as some sort of low volume, niche business is something I've been fairly interested in for some time. It strikes me as something that is suitable to scale down to level where it's suitable and (hopefully) a
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by Quequau 7y ago
For me the killer feature is that for me, as a casual user, it's easier to be productive. There are just so many weird little things that folks do in shells that I don't do often enough for me to remember exactly how to do them.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Can regular humans buy their TPU or it still only a thing you can rent time on?
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by Quequau 7y ago
This is fundamentally a cultural problem that is reflected into the state of weak and poorly enforced laws. Unionizing is always going to a major uphill battle in this sort of society. Those people who are the most exploited have no polit
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by Quequau 7y ago
I would just like to observe that all these sorts of belt or vacuum powered accessories (A/C & Heat, power steering, power brakes) now have all electric alternatives that can be mounted anywhere they will fit so packaging becomes a
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by Quequau 7y ago
If it were possible to convert an old econo-box compact car to electric for a reasonable price with roughly the same sort of effort and knowledge as it takes to do an engine swap (which I can and have done several times) I'd do it. I d
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by Quequau 7y ago
This dudes stuff has been posted here recently and it's worth it go read what he's said about his work. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21242190
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by Quequau 7y ago
When I first started using DDG, I had a similar experience but every time I went back I'd read some tech news that showed that I really needed to take privacy more seriously. So I'd be back on DDG again. Then I'd use the go
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by Quequau 7y ago
I wonder what the true benefits and drawbacks are... and not just the marketing speak.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Radio was a tool that was used extensively in the run to the Rwandan genocide against the Tutsi.
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by Quequau 7y ago
Are you perhaps aware if videos of these presentations are available anywhere online?
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by Quequau 7y ago
It's a shame that the code for this is hidden behind a login for some cloud development platform. I'm interested in the code but not the service.
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by Quequau 7y ago
When you have secured new employment.
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by Quequau 7y ago
This link is not correct.
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by Quequau 7y ago
I think there are many niche BSD derivatives that focus on minimal footprint and small machines. The other day I was looking at RetroBSD for example.
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by Quequau 7y ago
They also made the same lecture only using Julia rather than Python. I personally found it to be really useful and I taught myself enough Julia to be a danger to myself and others. https://lectures.quantecon.org/jl/
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by Quequau 7y ago
I'd love to see a European competitor in this market but I see that they have a budget of roughly €160 million. Intel spends something like $13 billion per year. That seems like an insurmountable disparity.
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by Quequau 7y ago
This link doesn't go anywhere.
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by Quequau 7y ago
I have found this machine fascinating since they first started making them. I've hoped for a very long time that one day there might be a reasonable way to sorta replicate it using cheap down market SoCs that somehow magically had ver

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