Quequau

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by Quequau 8y ago
My first thought was "they're violating a restraining order".
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by Quequau 8y ago
Sim Earth
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by Quequau 8y ago
This seems like something straight out of the Scientology playbook.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Every time I read tech news on IBM's Z series mainframes I wonder what a minimum viable / reasonable build out of this hardware might be. As a regular human there's no way or reason I'd ever really need an actual mainfr
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by Quequau 8y ago
Finally something I'm good at!
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by Quequau 8y ago
There isn't a micro data centre at the base of my cell tower I guess.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I have to wonder if folks aren't making more of this news that is really there. I mean besides a lot money changing hands and the usual process of IBM taking on a lot of employees and eventually laying many of them off. Could anyone v
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by Quequau 8y ago
I am currently using an early 2008 MacPro and I too had a time in my life when I expected I would have to build a new computer every two years.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Something that fascinates and discourages me is how effective propaganda is even when it is transparently (at least to outsiders) propaganda. There is so much media today which is also transparently propaganda but somehow the people it&#x2
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by Quequau 8y ago
That's not all that dissimilar from the machinations that metal mining industries use to avoid long term ecological liabilities. So it probably is that straight forward.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Oh... I'm not faulting users for terrible and woefully incomplete UI design.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Several of the subreddits I mod make extensive use of CSS decorations. It's simply impossible to construct anything similar with the redesign. There are also so many missing or broken features that are in a state of flux it's ha
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by Quequau 8y ago
That repo hasn't been updated in years. I doubt Michael is going to be up for correcting an image in a defunct repo.
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by Quequau 8y ago
But it's not just altitude, right? Acceleration and Speed are important factors to getting to orbit (not that I'm a rocket surgeon).
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by Quequau 8y ago
Yeah but what about these few extra kilos I'm carrying around because of it? Help I'm being oppressed!
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by Quequau 8y ago
Interesting project but I do wonder if you're going to go through this amount of effort if that idea of Literate-Devops with Org.Mode might not be a better path.
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by Quequau 8y ago
It's not in use today but if you haven't already seen it, I bet you would enjoy Bill Hammack's series explaining how a 100 year old mechanical harmonic analyzer works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAsM30MAH
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by Quequau 8y ago
Interesting. I would have expected bush planes as needing more cargo space that this plane appears to have. The PT6A-28 is also a surprising and interesting choice... though I suppose once you get past the idea of not using a piston engine
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by Quequau 8y ago
I'm still pretty disappointed that AMD's alternative to Intel's Thunderbolt, which I think they called something like "Lightning Bolt", never went anywhere. It struck me then as a cheaper open alternative which cou
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by Quequau 8y ago
I am confused by the title of this submission. The link goes to a story about the Neutis N5 Allwinner H5 CPU Module and Development Kit which has a quad core SoC based on the Arm Cortex-A53 processor @ up to 1.3 GHz with Arm Mali-450MP4 GP
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by Quequau 8y ago
Thoughts and Prayers for them in these challenging times.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I was expecting something more closely resembling a clock. I suppose these days a clock doesn't necessarily resemble a grandfather clock and I get that most clock don't have arms any more but still...
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by Quequau 8y ago
These are lovely images but I can't help but feel somewhat aggrieved that they swiped the title from Peter Wohlleben and then didn't nearly live up to quality or depth of work.
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by Quequau 8y ago
"the street finds its own uses for things" -- William Gibson, in Burning Chrome.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I wonder if these might wind up in other sorts of markets besides just for Chinese consoles or if there is some sort licensing restrictions that will prevent that.
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by Quequau 8y ago
OK. Malcolm Gladwell is a shady propagandist who should not be trusted. Instead people should go find actual experts in the whatever field Gladwell is propagandising about and read their work directly.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I would be really interested in seeing someone do some sort of analysis on how these tweets subsequently made it on to reddit and manipulated the discussion there. My recollection is that the CEO Reddit claimed that they had identified a me
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by Quequau 8y ago
My own experience is of getting sucked into the fear and subsequently allowing it to cause me to fail, like some sort of slow-mo target fixation. This is unpleasant and leads to undesirable outcomes, so I can't recommend it.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Using org-mode for literate programming isn't entirely unheard of.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I have a long term personal project that was well outside my capabilities when I first took it up. I've been using the same knowledge base app (Devon) that I used for my thesis and book. I find that it's much easier to recover s

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